Having enjoyed the honour of launching the label last summer with the highly acclaimed ‘Firethorn’ and ‘Pandorum’, Frankee’s doubled his dynamite with no less than four dancefloor-focussed slices of absolute bass gold.
Showcasing his creative range with depth and clarity, every element on this EP is coated in a robust sense of timeless drum & bass magic and melody: Nodding at the scene’s rich past, while pushing us as far into the future as possible, each cut will quickly find its way to the very top of your playlist.
We launch with ‘Harlequin’, a purring roller that’s devilishly simple but demonically effective. A groaning bassline and tubular subs vie for your attention as the steppy riddim drills the message home with such razor-sharp punctuation, each additional percussive element that’s added as the track develops causes major chaos.
Next-up ‘Paranormal’. An instant hair-raiser, the quintessential pitched down pianos conjure up 25 years of rave heritage in one simple reverberated strike. Then, before nostalgia kicks in too much, in fires a scorching bassline that grizzles and kicks its way through the mix with uncompromising menace. If you thought the low-end growls of Frankee’s previous release were stuff of legend, just wait until you hear this bass behemoth!
‘Saffron’ follows. Oozing low-end luxury and a swift, skippy riddim, it’s an instant groove massage laced with floating vocal textures and emotive, ethereal pads. An instant hypnotiser, it instantly flies your floor to places they didn’t even know existed. Paying respect to the expensive, aromatic delicacies of its namesake, ‘Saffron’ more than lives up to its name.
Finally we hit ‘Flintstone’. Concluding this epic tale with a wry grin, it’s the perfect balance of deep, dark rollage and subtle humour. The overwhelmingly warm sub squiggles, icy pads and textured percussive dynamics make this track a must for all record boxes!
Seldom does an EP come with such a fitting title…Not just a bold statement of dancefloor intent, each of these four cuts mark a quintessential turning point in Frankee’s promising career. From young hopeful to bona fide hot prospect, Frankee has firmed up a front row seat in D&B’s future.
Stick with the Program for more future instalments very soon…

Turning Point EP

Harlequin

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Cosmic Funk EP

Document One - We Got It

From young talent Pangea, 'Did You Know' on Wrec Records.

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Pangea - Did You Know

After releasing his distinctive tune ‘Tribes’ earlier this year, Screamarts is back on Delta9 Recordings with a brand-new EP! Out soon.

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Particles EP

Beatport

Screamarts - Aha

T & Sugah - Lost On My Own (Flite Remix)
Metrik - Hackers
The Prototypes - Millennia
Bare Up - Pull Up
Kanine & P Money - Point Em Up
Serum, Paul T & Edward Oberon - Moon In Your Eyes
RL Grime - Core (Flite Remix)
Dimension - Devotion (ft. Cameron Hayes)
Culture Shock - Neighbourhood
Sub Focus - Solar System
Metrik - Gravity
Bare Up - Yut
Bring Me The Horizon - Mother Tongue (Sub Focus Remix)
Wilkinson - Machina
Sub Focus - Siren
Kanine - Sundown
Enei - Sinking
Bredren - Inferno (ft. T-Man)
Bare Up - Why Waste Your Time
Distress Signal - Horizon
DC Breaks - Halo VIP
Sub Focus & Wilkinson - Illuminate
Mind Vortex - Underworld
Culture Shock - Renaissance
Jayline .ft Dutta - Do You Like Rollers
Skeptical - Musket
Upgrade - Cosmic
Reaper - Oblivion
Andromedik - First To Go .ft Ayah Marar
High Contrast - Days Go By
Skantia - Allure
Coverk - Back2U
Axwell - Nobody Else (1991 Remix)

2019. Küttekokkuvõte

Own It Now: technique.lnk.to/BeThe1

Core members of the hand-picked elite force that make up the Technique Recordings roster, No Concept are known as much for their eclectic selection of influences as they are for sheer dance demolition.

And here's how they're setting their stall out for 2020.

First up is a trip down memory lane with 'Be the 1'. No Concept deliver pitch perfect old skool vibes in the intro with pitched-up vocals, breaks, stabs...all that 1991 goodness. But behind the throwback facade lies a militant smasher aimed straight at contemporary dancefloors. The savage bassline assault blended masterfully with the retro elements means this is going to find fans amongst selectors of all persuasions.

Then 'Remember' flips the script. No Concept take us through moods of anxious tension, soulful emotion, and hyped anticipation before we've even got to the drop. Moments of melody and harmony signal that this tune isn't going to do things by the book. The dark minimalism of the drop, made from rolling beats and modulating bass tones punctated with gorgeous floating vocal samples, is a call to arms that's guaranteed to resonate with ravers.

No Concept live up to their name once again with two tunes that defy neat categorisation. The constantly evolving style of these producers means that each one of their releases delivers something new every time. Better pay close attention.

Be The 1 / Remember

Own It Now

No Concept - Be The 1

Having already released on Ram Records under his Fascad alias, through their Ram Rave series, their last annual compilation and through the sister-label Program as part of its seminal 100th release, he returns alongside Ignescent label owner Deen Pride but under a different pseudonym. ‘Focusfire’ was one of Fascad’s tracks which saw the producer gain international recognition and it's also the duo’s new artist title, which their brand new EP forthcoming on Program will fall under, whilst they maintain the dancefloor infected talent which caught the imprint’s attention.

The frenzied drum work throughout ‘New Order’ sets the levels for the EP whilst growling patches of bass maintains the momentum for ‘Cracked Up'. Sculpted grooves punctuate the mix of ‘Nonverbal’, meanwhile ‘Catacombs’ and ‘W.I.S.Y’ continue with the EP’s hectic intensity. With Focusfire now taking the wheel, it’s once again time to get with the Program - this time concentrating on its nastier sounds.

Focusfire - Nonverbal

Nine Strings / Eyes

Nine Strings

New  mini mix from me, slight mistake in there but pretty happy with it. let me know what you guys think. my first mix recorded on my XDJ-XZ. really enjoyed making this and i hope you enjoy listening 
drop some likes and comments if you're feeling it. big love and stay safe everyone ❤

2019. Küttekokkuvõte

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