Metrik

Klone varies from his midtempo breaks / glitch hop straight into rough and ready dubstep fro this EP. Big and crunchy dubstep resembling a cartoon monster that will have even the most jaded dubber catching the monster plod. 

Klone - A Lot Kooler

A glitched and dubbed out track styled in a way that ca only be called typically Heyoka and original in sound. 
Heyoka has fast defined his own style of midtempo experimental glitch hop and dubbed out grooves, this one is taken off his forthcoming album for 2010 called Marklar, get ready for a slight re-tweaking of the mind.

Heyoka - Neem

Muti Music is pleased to announce a debut release ‘Boombox Apocalypse’ by Domain ID .
  The creative force behind Domain ID is Mathias Lodmalm from Sweden, who brings a European flavor to our midtempo dancefloor beats. No stranger to the limelight Mathias signed his first international recording deal at the age of 17 and his first releases sold over 250 000 copies, resulting in over 200 shows in 20 countries, he now returns under a brand new aliase and with a tech-funk style that will please many dancefloors.

   Generally keeping occupied in creative the endeavors of sound design, being a producer, engineer, mastering engineer, graphic designer, photographer, he now delivers a creative take on electronica varying from 85 BPM to 110 BPM and drawing from a range of influences from Techno to Glitch Hop, to House music and experimental breakbeats.

Domain ID - Boombox Apocalypse

Gorgeous and ethereal progressive beats with a very strong emotional slant, definitely one for deeper moments.

Kether - Day 2

Buy the new EP - www.hospitalrecords.com/shop/release/…nhs232-metrik

Recent signing Metrik crashes onto the Hospital release schedule with this immense self-titled EP. Hot on the heels of his Essential Mix for BBC Radio One, Metrik has forged a reputation for producing top-notch peak time tunes with catchy hooks and uplifting vibes a-plenty.

Kicking off with "Break Of Dawn", Metrik takes no prisoners as the tune drops with vocals from Dynamite MC into a cacophony of souped up synth work with plenty of fun factor. This is an explosive dancefloor banger that is guaranteed to cause a ruckus. Next is "Out Of The Fire" with its undulating melodies and euphoric, rippling synths, which will have hands in the air across the world.

Hot on the heels of this comes sci-fi inspired "Solar" with its bleepy, spaced out intro, distorted builds and pounding drums. Last but by no means least Metrik takes us on a voyage of discovery to the incredible "Distant Shores" which brings the EP to a resounding close with its epic soundscapes, progressive structure and blissed out instrumentation. "Distant Shores" is a unique way to round off a solid statement of intent from a young producer, marking his ascension to the prime time.

The "Metrik" EP showcases his musically expansive, techy sound across four incredible tracks, which will impress, move and energize their audience in equal measure.

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Metrik - EP

Distant Shores

This track marked the beginning of the Temple Step Project. It was recreated 3 times before its birth. This track features the beautiful voice and oud playing of Shai Shriki. 

Temple Step - Production and Percussion 
Shai Shriki - Vocals and Oud 
Avishai Barnatan - Turkish Clarinet and Vocals
Laura Targett - Violin 

Truth and Grace

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Often referred to as 'The First US Bass Music label' , Muti Music has been pushing emerging and established genres of bass music since 2002.
Muti  Music = Medicine Music.
In South African English, the word "muti" is used to refer to all sorts of herbal medicine. It is derived from the Zulu/Xhosa word umuthi, meaning "tree," whose root is -thi. In Southern Africa, "muti" and cognates of umuthi are in widespread use in most indigenous African languages as well as in South African English and Afrikaans, which sometimes use "muti" as a slang word for medicine in general, or even as a term for 'good luck'.

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