ANDY C - Nightlife 6 - OUT NOW - http://po.st/Nightlife6iTunes

The enthralling ‘Nightlife 6’ EP story continues at rapid pace… Andy C’s largest ever mix release: across three CDs he’s curated nothing but the very best new music from the scene’s most talented, dynamically daring producers. 

The second of this unmissable two-part EP release, here are four more examples of contemporary creativity that Andy’s weaved into ‘Nightlife 6’ with razor-sharp exactitude. 

We launch with DC Breaks’ ‘Slugs’. A gigantic, guttural sonic slam-dunk, the swampy bass slithers and squirms throughout while a paranoid arpeggio adds a critical sense of drama over a heavyweight rhythm. It’s been a massive year for DC Breaks and ‘Slugs’ shows just why. 
Up next is another Ram native who’s had an impeccable year. A quintessential screw-face roller, ‘Portland’ sees Rene LaVice celebrating everything we love about dark, dirty drum & bass. Unrelenting reload-ready bass tones laid gracefully over tight breakbeat: this is a future classic. No question. 
‘Nightfall’ follows. Known for his sharp-tongued MC acuity, here Codebreaker reveals his stunning and soulful vocal skills. Complemented by Stealth’s uncompromising, sheet metal riddim and iced-out mournful minor chords, there’s an incredible sense of balance and head-turning contrast. Truly unique. 
Dose finalises this gargantuan two part EP series with the unruly romp ‘Bounce Off’. Sprung with chop-slapping bass, mind-blowingly heavy kick drums and a hype-heaving MC vocal, this ferocious tear-up lives up to its name in every way: Dancefloor mayhem guaranteed… There is no better way to conclude one of Ram Records’ biggest EP releases of 2013. 

Nightlife 6 EP Part II 
1: DC Breaks - Slugs 
2: Rene LaVice - Portland 
3: Stealth – Nightfall Feat Codebreaker
4: Dose – Bounce Off 

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Amazon.com - http://po.st/AndyCNightlife5Azn 
RAM Shop - http://po.st/Nightlife6RamShop (U.S users buy here) 
Beatport - http://po.st/Nighlife6Beatport 
Drum&Bass Arena - http://po.st/Nightlife6DNBA 
Trackitdown - http://po.st/Nightlife6TID

DC Breaks - Slugs

Collection of tunes made over the last little bit that delve into Drum & Bass, Dubstep, & Bassline with elements of UK Funky House and Roller genres.

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Future Engineers - Images (1998)

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If you tried to make a list of the DnB producers who've achieved the kind of success Drumsound & Bassline Smith have, you'd find yourself running out of names very quickly. Prolific output, underground credibility, rave-destructive potential, foundational innovation, even mainstream-radio appeal, they've nailed every metric. And, now, they're dropping their third artist album, and, with that reputation preceding them, we already know it's going to be a killer. If proof were needed, though, the first taste is here.

“Come With Me”, as the title suggests, pulls us in immediately. Drumsound & Bassline Smith set us up with a slow-jam bass and R&B vocal. Even as gentle Rhodes arpeggios signal laid-back vibes, though, a kick-build indicates approaching danger, and the tune drops us into beat and bassline fury.

There's a grinding mid-range timbre that's pure dirt. It cuts through the mix, underpinned by Drumsound & Bassline Smith's trademark ultra-tight and punchy rolling drums. However, this might be a dancefloor powerhouse of a tune, but it's a lot more than that. Woven through the track are suggestions of other tunes from across the eras of DnB, giving the tune a depth and timeless quality which is going to mean this isn't just a vicious deejay weapon. It is a vicious deejay weapon, sure, but it's a lot more besides.

We might have been given a clue as to where Drumsound & Bassline Smith are going with their LP. “Come With Me” is a party tune, a dancefloor smasher, there's no mistaking it. But, with it's collision of subtlety and hype, soul and aggression, it places itself as part of a narrative about DnB music and its history. If one track can do all that, the whole album might just be something monumental.


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A. Drumsound & Bassline Smith – Come With Me


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Drumsound & Bassline Smith - Come With Me

Break & Xtrah - Regulate

Night Shift Ft Dread MC - War

This is Document One's '1964', taken from their forthcoming debut self-titled album.
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1964

Document One - 1964

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Levela provides a heinous remix of Hybrid Minds & Fred V's 'Drowning In You'. 

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Hybrid Minds & Fred V - Drowning In You (Levela Remix)

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Break & Xtrah - Regulate

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