Woozy’s annual WZY4.5 compilation summit gathers for its fourth installment, celebrating 9 artists of dubwise disposition that maintains the label and its founder EMA’s spellbinding tradition in futurist soundsystem music. No Sir, Maude Vôs, Jossy Mitsu, Chewlie, Beaabea, Mantra, Introspekt, Ila Brugal and Honeydrip all feature for another bumper showcase of ambitious club sounds.

WZY4.5’s welcoming address looks to No Sir’s Dilate, an elastic-shock of icy swagger that rudely snaps under the serious sub pressure. Maude Vôs’ Faerie Ring gurgles with psy-eye
wonder amidst its half-time hypnosis, before the chromatic piston-breaks of Arena bounce around Jossy Mitsu’s irresistible kinetics. Chewlie’s Blaze Of Sobriety is a crooked stepper of wide-eyed abstraction that swivels on an addictive head-nod lurch, while Pixelate’s taut trip through Beaabea’s stern kick-drum ballistics offers some dastardly club drama. Mantra then signals the rave siren, meditating on a percussive half step before igniting the jungle (dub) tekno fervour of Bedrock. Introspekt’s naughty 2-stepper Digital throbs in a see-saw of LFO menace and crisp swung-drum mechanics, before Moth’s blunted dancefloor haze illuminates Ila Brugal’s effortlessly rolling groove. On closing remarks is Honeydrip with Aspire, a zooted stepper of heavenly breakbeat joy that skanks sub-heavy style to its and WZY4.5’s glorious conclusion.

Mastering: Lurka
Artwork: Blixa Aguerreberry
Press Release: Nevan Jio

https://woozydublin.bandcamp.com/music

https://soundcloud.com/jossymitsu
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WZY4.5 Compilation

PREMIERE: Jossy Mitsu - Arena [Woozy]

Third time’s a charm, right? Deep, rumbling—a shift in the seasons. Serious stuff, but always with a grin—Ommaya Vol. 3 baby. That’s right, our mainline compilation series is back for round three, bringing in friends from Tokyo to Berlin to the UK alongside familiar faces to properly bass-boost this entry. Bass is so back.

Jason Code - Lily Pad Thump

taken from 'BB Halo'

out 28/03/2025

Preorder on bandcamp: https://tomakami.bandcamp.com/album/bb-halo

Toma Kami - SP Burst

"It feels like at the moment, we're lost in the long dark tunnel. Plenty of dance music seems to operate in a revivalist form, within a regression cycle, it's hard to pinpoint the exact sound of "now" without it referencing other points in history.

"We're trapped in 20th century culture on higher definition screens", poses Mark Fisher in a seminal lecture, and thus, exposes Berardi's concept of the Slow Cancellation of the Future. "Nothing ever really dies, but that's not good". In 1992 it was impossible to imagine the shape of music 6 months into the future, so why are we now constantly going back to these genres?

My aim with this release was to try and participate in the legacy of the Hardcore Continuum within the sonic context of the current world. A hyper-online, overstimulated landscape where our attention is constantly invaded by notification after notification, stimulus after stimulus. I try to materialise this by reshaping sharp noise into pulse, genre staples like the breakbeat get torn apart and forced into a brand new skeleton, and riot-invoking grime chants are repurposed into music set for a bleak now. Jungle, Dub, Grime, Garage, they are all present here, but the heavy gravitational pull of their legacies presents to me as a black hole I've tried to encapsulate in this EP.

Why is the future vanishing?"
—Pépe

Grane Drum [YUKU]

https://dualmonitor.bandcamp.com/album/ghost-notes

Full EP Releases November 21st

Dual Monitor - Earth and Ground [Nerve Collect] (OUT NOW)

@yukumusic

Here is my entry for Yuku's challenge, I've had a lot of fun making this track :)

To spice things up, I limited myself to use only the stems provided by the artists, which you can find right here : https://yukumusic.bandcamp.com/album/bom-klakk-yukus-supersick-sample-pack-free

YUKU – Bom Klakk Creative Challenge (Neida entry)

Words from the label: 

Polytope first Polytope EP welcomes two wonder kids from the European bass music scene: the Brussels-based fa:act and Meli Mena from Paris. They have worked hard to deliver you a 6-track, club-ready opus, with a special collaboration and a remix by Maoupa Mazzochetti.

 "COUGH TWICE IF YOU CARE" explores the depths of the hardcore continuum with a special twist from these two talented artists: 

fa:act created two dancehall-inspired bangers with his iconic touch: "Wizard Bubble" and "Breeze and Riddim". 

 Meli Mena has produced two high-energy club gems with break influences and IDM resonances: "Hot Girls Get Sad" and "SideQuest Nap." 

 They both released the already famous 140 bpm club anthem "Dust Drip," which has destroyed many dancefloors all over the world. 

All these tracks got the Maoupa Mazzocchetti special analog treatment; he also gifted us with a strong remix of "SideQuest Nap" from our dear Meli Mena.

Buy: polytopebxl.bandcamp.com/album/polyt001-cough-twice-if-you-care-fa-act-meli-mena

PREMIERE: Meli Mena - Hot Girls Get Sad [Polytope]

A forward-thinking statement from one of the most exciting voices in modern bass music, Kendu blends warm breaks and fat bass with this cyberpunk-tinged atmosphere into his own unmistakable sound which we have fallen so in love with.

Main

Martin HERRS returns to Mobilee with “No Need”, a two-track Electronica release featuring his band Amor Amor and the deep solo cut “Lonely Star.” Known for releases on Diynamic, Bedrock, and MoBlack, Martin fuses avant-garde sound with organic percussion and emotional depth. Both tracks include Dolby Atmos mixes by Immersive Lab Berlin. A bold, honest statement of transformation https://bfan.link/martin-herrs-no-need

Download on Beatport

Lonely Star

Welcome to Blue Mountain!
OUT 11.12.2025

@tenchu
@derryl-danston
@dubiouzvienna

Tenchu x Derryl Danston - BlueMountain [OUT 11.11.25]

DEEGYTVLJR  - Give me Dat P

A record label from @sawyerjames and @norecall.

Seattle <--> NYC

Jason Code - Lily Pad Thump

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