UK born producer, Listen To The Nothing, (AKA DYZTOPIAN), brings us his unique blend of sounds with influences from the Far East, Drum And Bass, Dub, Hip Hop, Chill Out, Psy, Breakbeat and more.

LTTN uses euphoric synths, beautiful vocals, syrupy sub bass lines, clean, simple production and less conventional rhythms that flow beautifully with a unique sound that is instantly recognisable.

More music: https://westerndecadence.bandcamp.com

Producer and songwriter for Button Eyes, Minority Association, Taunton Manor and many other artists.

London/Brighton/Cambridge collective Contact Play have been educating audiences all over Europe for the past two years, from sun drenched Croatian festivals to busking on the streets of Amsterdam. Now, caving to rabid public demand they have committed the best of their repertoire to Champion Fraff, a deep ’n’ seedy homage to late nights, romance and exotic pastries. 

They are often safe. They rinse out tunes a bit but mainly juice continental fruits using juicers. They are a menace. They have a soggy album dripping in rinse, which you may buy! 

The 18-track odyssey stars the vocal talents of Jam Baxter, Dirty Dike, Mr. Key, Ronnie Bosh and Ed Scissor tongue, in conjunction with the warmly seductive production skills of Twomanysteps, Mr. Constant and Kerem Fraiche. Named after the most terrifying phase of Micro Machines, CP formed in London and slithered to Brighton, assimilating a slew of new talent along the way. Ruthlessly terrorising the nightlife up and down the country, they have forged an enduring reputation and devoted fanbase. To date they have played alongside any British rapper capable of constructing a worthwhile sentence, as well as established US stars like Necro and De La Soul. 

Champion Fraff takes you on a journey through moods and atmospheres. From the innocent exuberance of the self titled Contact Play, to the tanked-up sleaze of Juicing and the woe of Falling Innit, CP display an emotional range equivalent to fifty Fifty Cents. Tongues are firmly wedged in cheeks throughout, allowing abstract fantasy, “you can use my tunes to shave your stupid face” to coexist with sharply observed bleakness, “we’re all great friends til the dawn breaks”. For rinsing tunes without the grating ego, Champion Fraff is the best British rap album in years.

“Hazy drug induced head crack... bringing the entertainment back to the forefront for real” – Disorda, www.suspect-packages.com

Dagnabit is an American rapper, songwriter, founder and co-owner of Graveyard Shift Entertainment. 
Ohio native Dagnabit, born Derrick Henry, was brought up in the Greenwich Village neighborhood in Dayton, Ohio. He was raised by his 2 hardworking parents and was inspired by his father who was a member of numerous singing groups from the area. Dayton was a hotspot for many of the funk bands in the mid 70’s and seeing that creative prowess motivated him in being creative. In the mid 80’s, Dagnabit watched his older cousins create a rap group (BloodLine Organization) and began to learn more about rhyming.  As the hip hop phenomena grew, so did his passion and will to become a dope Emcee.  The turn of the new century brought Graveyard Shift Entertainment LLC., The label was founded by Dagnabit and co-owned with his cousin L-Mystro (Jelani Arnold).  Dagnabit was featured on many mixtapes and dropped his own Street Album entitled, G.R.I.T.S. Da Wooden Nickelz Theory. A year later he and his label mates created a collaboration street album entitled, The Statement.  The Dayton emcee is currently working on the second chapter of G.R.I.T.S., entitled I am Legend, and it will be his first official commercial album release, which is scheduled to be available to the world at all major online music stores, including: iTunes, Amazon MP3 & CD Baby by late 2020.  I am Legend’s first single, entitled: “Something In The Water”, is available digitally worldwide right now!  His style is a clever montage of collages mixed with storytelling and soul or reality rap. Dagnabit was influenced by many hip hop artists such as Jay Z, Wu Tang Clan, 2Pac, DMX, OutKast, 8Ball, E-40 and Nas.

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