Speed Limit

DJ Swagger - Where U Come From

Sweet Surrender

Count It Off

"HipHop is not a Lifestyle it’s a way of livin and I live it to its fullest, i´ve been raised by it! It formed my attitude towards life from the way i talk, walk and dress. I was a lot into Freesking in my youth, a culture in which HipHop plays a big part.  “93 Til Infinity” by Souls Of The Mischief always got me going when i was out shredding the mountains it always made me feel alright, confident that i can land the next big trick. Times changed and i got into music so after all these years that track has been on heavy rotation i had to sit down and check out how it came together. I deconstructed the sample step by step like it was done on the record and tweaked a new version. This track´s not only a homage to one of my fav HipHop tracks of all time. I wanted to put out one last song this year the people are familiar with but also has meaning and the power to make people feel like we gon´ be alright!” - HDSN

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Jubilee

A riotous romp through imaginatively used samples, familiar piano riffs, customary beats and other rave tropes, the master of mischief Luke Vibert puts together a 10 track ode to the era of M25 convoys, mobile phone hotlines and raving amongst dogs on strings in British aerodrome fields. 

With a long and extensive history in the UK’s dance counterculture spanning three decades, Vibert has released a barrage of inventive and animated music over the years that really doesn’t take itself too seriously, and is all the better for it.  LPs and singles for Mo Wax, Warp, Planet Mu, Ninja Tune and Rising High really speaks for itself, so it’s a honour to welcome Vibert back onto Hypercolour (after 2014’s ‘Ridmik’ album and 2015’s return of his Kerrier District moniker).

Vibert stiches together a collage of sounds, samples and beats for ‘Luke Vibert Presents UK Garave Vol. 1’ that captures the essence of the rave era perfectly.  Shuffling breakbeats and spine-tingling synths provide the flashbacks on ‘Heard It All B4’ whilst an onslaught of classic vocal hits come at the listener faster than a double drop rush on ‘Feel The Melody’.

‘Feel The Riddim’ doffs it cap at the dawn of UK garage with big bass bin rumbling riffs and Todd Terry beats on +8 whilst ‘U Can’t Touch Dat’ fuses skippy garage beats, rave-tastic stabs and another rewind on the ‘Can You Feel It’ vocal sample that never fails!

Whether you are an ageing raver, or a wide-eyed newbie, ‘Garave Vol. 1’ is a hugely enjoyable frolic in rave’s DAT tape archives, with Vibert playing master of ceremonies to a musical genre that quite simply refuses to die!

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READ MORE –– https://www.dummymag.com/new-music/premiere-barry-cant-swim-skylab-district/

With a date in place for clubs in England to open (finally!), what better way to look forward to June 21st than with some fresh dancefloor-destined trax. London-via-Scotland producer Barry Can’t Swim is a rising artist with a knack for putting a nimble, summertime spin on jazz-inflected house akin to the likes of Bicep or Ross From Friends, and has been tipped as one of Annie Mac’s New Names for 2021. Named after the first US space station, ‘Skylab District’ comes packed with nostalgic samples and rave-ready breakbeats – the perfect after-party sunrise number, you could say. Set for release on the 26th February on Part Four Records, ‘Skylab District’ comes hot on the heels of his shimmering ‘Someday I Will’ single, and you can listen to it exclusively now.

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Premiere: Barry Can't Swim - 'Skylab District (Extended)'

NUTHIN BUT A SOUL THING

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