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"It would be nothing" (90´s Boom-Bap Type Instrumental)

https://soundcloud.com/locus_sound
https://soundcloud.com/locus_sound
https://soundcloud.com/locus_sound
https://soundcloud.com/locus_sound

O-Six Trib

O-Six Trib (TMSV Remix)

Our last release for 2019 comes from a formidable newcomer to the bass music world. It is with great pleasure that we welcome Stafford-shire originated, now London based producer Debba with a home for his first ever debut EP.

First heard via Minor Science's debut Boiler Room, this EP has an already weighty backing from L U C Y, Darwin, Madam X, Ganesa, Jossy Mitsu, Klose One & Formally Unknown to name a few. 

This debut EP is a rapturous, dense & eerie blend of UK Techno/ Breaks showcasing Debba's understanding of club culture. As he enters the music industry with these 2 flawless tracks set under his belt, we can't wait to see how his talents will reward him in 2020.

Stream / Buy: http://smartlinks.cygnusmusic.net/l/GB8KE1955234/5dfdedf5297f13271a2aba22

Artist Bio (@Debbauk) 
Originally born in Staffordshire’s county town, Debba relocated to the south-west of the capital only a few years ago. Undertaking a bachelor’s degree in sound production, the 24-year-old producer/DJ promptly immersed himself amongst London’s vibrant coterie of accomplished talent.

Although a relatively new figure on the circuit, the London-based producer has already made his festival debut appearance. Performing at governing UK music festival Boomtown last summer, Debba was situated on grass-roots backing, innovative music-tech company Pirate Studios’ festival stage, alongside a multitude of industry figureheads including; Skream, Plastician and Addison Groove.

Bandcamp

Debba - Signal

[PNL004]

Sydney based duo, JV & Palf, join the Panel Audio family with their latest record ‘T4’. 

With four club-ready tracks, the Australians expose the listener to high energy driven drumlines. The label have pressed the EP to 180gr heavyweight vinyl, witha very limited run of 100 which is ready for pre-order.

Support has already come in from Re:ni / Laksa, Mr. Mitch, DJ Plead, Yak, LCY and many more.

[PNL004] JV & Palf - T4

Out July 31, pre-order it here: https://nsma-noise.bandcamp.com/album/knok-violet

@h_u_n_a share his new single ‘Violet’ the second track to be taken from his double A-side single via @nsma_noise.

An original and forward-facing statement of intent from the emerging producer. Two percussive, bass-heavy cuts see HUNA leaning into febrile glitchy rhythms, rattling breaks and subtle dissonance.

More exclusive music

Premiere: HUNA 'Violet'

All proceeds from this release will be donated to Music Loves Ohio & Knowle West Media Centre (Bristol, UK).

Big up for the early support from: Emerald, Addison Groove, Patrice, Hypho, Eat My Beat, Eich (More Cowbell)

Vexxe , classically trained on the compositions of Debussy, Medtner, and Tchaikovsky, creates music for sound systems, club settings, and in-home listening enjoyment. He blends simple ideas with shades of nuance to build captivating moments within his musical explorations.

‘Pulse 5’ invites listeners into a spinning pool of echoed-out bleeps scattered over a broken beat rhythm, cementing itself securely as a tool in the 130 bpm bass genre. With an extensinsive back story and the original sought after online for the past 2 years, we’re thrilled to be approached to officially release this track, accompanied by 3 remixes from artists who have been pinging our radar off over the years with their movements.

Starting us off, Spektralsound strips and slows the track down to 120 bpm allowing frequencies more space to echo over the skeleton of big kicks and chuggy bass stabs. Keeping to the original tempo, Meta donates a techy 4x4 remix keeping the pace moving forward at all times whereas Hartta replicates the broken beat elements through a skippy 2-step garage style of sampling and arrangement. The release will be begging your local bass bins for every last decibel they have on tap.

All proceeds from the release will be split between Music Loves Ohio and Knowle West Media. Music Loves Ohio is a nonprofit providing opportunities for financially underserved youth in central Ohio to pursue their passion for music by providing education sessions, after school
programs, and instruments.

The Knowle West Media Centre works collaboratively in the heart of South Bristol to develop creative models for achieving social change while supporting people to develop the skills and confidence to be change-makers themselves. Their programs include access to an innovation lab, makers courses, free professional training and workshops teaching tools used in creative fields, and various songwriting and production resources.

Read more about the organisations here:

Music Loves Ohio
www.musiclovesohio.org/about_us
www.facebook.com/MusicLovesOhio/

Knowle West Media Centre
rawmusicmedia.co.uk/about
www.facebook.com/knowlewestmedia/

Big up the artists <3 
@Vexxemusic 
@metauk
@spektralsounduk
@hartta

"It would be nothing" (90´s Boom-Bap Type Instrumental)

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