Program - Encrypted

OUT NOW !

Hibernating against an already impressively tight discography,
Program has been biding its time in unleashing this next release.
With some of the genre’s most technically adept artists, the track-
listing alone is enough to grab your attention. There is a high
calibre of production standard present throughout the LP, audible
from start to finish.
Whether you become submerged by Freek’s rolling ‘Enamoured’,
accompanied by the pristine vocals of Pia Thaleia, or captured by
the apocalyptic sounds of Slang Banger’s ‘Slaughter House’, every
taste is catered for. Program sets aside its older sister label Ram and creates a breathing space, allowing it
to grow. The label is a heavyweight in its own right; this album is only reaffirms that fact.
And such a range of versatility comes with names both old and new. L 33 returns to the imprint, with
clashing bass conundrum ‘Manipulate’. Gerra & Stone also make an anticipated reappearance; their
contribution ‘Po’rdosol’ is a steppy riddim constructed through a medley of beats and sliced up sample.
But relative newcomer Elliott Mac uses the LP as a pedestal for another stellar production. The budding
artist flexes his capabilities across the soundscape of ‘Filter City’, delicately composed yet highly intricate.
It’s demonstrative of Program’s dedication to emerging artists, sifting through cyberspace to showcase some
of the best acts the underground has to offer.
So now it’s time to prepare your subs and plug in your speakers – Program have made a welcome return,
further solidifying their position as leading tastemakers with a quality ensured guarantee. It’s once again,
time to get with the Program!

L 33 - Manipulate [ProgRAM] #EncryptedLP

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Hibernating against an already impressively tight discography, Program has been biding its time in unleashing this next release. 

With some of the genre’s most technically adept artists, the track-listing alone is enough to grab your attention. There is a high calibre of production standard present throughout the LP, audible from start to finish. 

Whether you become submerged by Freek’s rolling ‘Enamoured’, accompanied by the pristine vocals of Pia Thaleia, or captured by the apocalyptic sounds of Slang Banger’s ‘Slaughter House’, every taste is catered for. Program sets aside its older sister label Ram and creates a breathing space, allowing it to grow. The label is a heavyweight in its own right; this album is only reaffirms that fact. 

And such a range of versatility comes with names both old and new. L 33 returns to the imprint, with clashing bass conundrum ‘Manipulate’. Gerra & Stone also make an anticipated reappearance; their contribution ‘Po’rdosol’ is a steppy riddim constructed through a medley of beats and sliced up sample. 

But relative newcomer Elliott Mac uses the LP as a pedestal for another stellar production. The budding artist flexes his capabilities across the soundscape of ‘Filter City’, delicately composed yet highly intricate. It’s demonstrative of Program’s dedication to emerging artists, sifting through cyberspace to showcase some of the best acts the underground has to offer. 

So now it’s time to prepare your subs and plug in your speakers – Program have made a welcome return, further solidifying their position as leading tastemakers with a quality ensured guarantee. It’s once again, time to get with the Program!

Slaughter House

Hibernating against an already impressively tight discography, Program has been biding its time in unleashing this next release. 
With some of the genre’s most technically adept artists, the track-listing alone is enough to grab your attention. There is a high calibre of production standard present throughout the LP, audible from start to finish. 
Whether you become submerged by Freek’s rolling ‘Enamoured’, accompanied by the pristine vocals of Pia Thaleia, or captured by the apocalyptic sounds of Slang Banger’s ‘Slaughter House’, every taste is catered for. Program sets aside its older sister label Ram and creates a breathing space, allowing it to grow. The label is a heavyweight in its own right; this album is only reaffirms that fact. 
And such a range of versatility comes with names both old and new. L 33 returns to the imprint, with clashing bass conundrum ‘Manipulate’. Gerra & Stone also make an anticipated reappearance; their contribution ‘Po’rdosol’ is a steppy riddim constructed through a medley of beats and sliced up sample. 
But relative newcomer Elliott Mac uses the LP as a pedestal for another stellar production. The budding artist flexes his capabilities across the soundscape of ‘Filter City’, delicately composed yet highly intricate. It’s demonstrative of Program’s dedication to emerging artists, sifting through cyberspace to showcase some of the best acts the underground has to offer. 
So now it’s time to prepare your subs and plug in your speakers – Program have made a welcome return, further solidifying their position as leading tastemakers with a quality ensured guarantee. It’s once again, time to get with the Program! 
Various Artists 
Date: 21st August 2015	Cat:	PRGRAMLP001
CONTACT: Hannah@ramrecords.com I +44(0)7900063561

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PRGRAMLP001 

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Program

Worldwide Release: 21st August 2015 

Hibernating against an already impressively tight discography, Program has been biding its 

time in unleashing this next release. 

With some of the genre’s most technically adept artists, the track-listing alone is enough to 

grab your attention. There is a high calibre of production standard present throughout the 

LP, audible from start to finish. 

Whether you become submerged by Freek’s rolling ‘Enamoured’, accompanied by the 

pristine vocals of Pia Thaleia, or captured by the apocalyptic sounds of Slang Banger’s 

‘Slaughter House’, every taste is catered for. Program sets aside its older sister label Ram 

and creates a breathing space, allowing it to grow. The label is a heavyweight in its own 

right; this album is only reaffirms that fact. 

And such a range of versatility comes with names both old and new. L 33 returns to the 

imprint, with clashing bass conundrum ‘Manipulate’. Gerra & Stone also make an anticipated 

reappearance; their contribution ‘Po’rdosol’ is a steppy riddim constructed through a medley 

of beats and sliced up sample. 

But relative newcomer Elliott Mac uses the LP as a pedestal for another stellar production. 

The budding artist flexes his capabilities across the soundscape of ‘Filter City’, delicately 

composed yet highly intricate. It’s demonstrative of Program’s dedication to emerging artists, 

sifting through cyberspace to showcase some of the best acts the underground has to offer. 

So now it’s time to prepare your subs and plug in your speakers – Program have made a 

welcome return, further solidifying their position as leading tastemakers with a quality 

ensured guarantee. It’s once again, time to get with the Program! 

Various Artists 

Date: 21st August 2015 Cat: PRGRAMLP001

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PRGRAMLP001

V/A ENCRYPTED 1.0 LP

Program

Worldwide Release: 21st August 2015

Hibernating against an already impressively tight discography, Program has been biding its time in unleashing this next release.

With some of the genre’s most technically adept artists, the track-listing alone is enough to grab your attention. There is a high calibre of production standard present throughout the LP, audible from start to finish.

Whether you become submerged by Freek’s rolling ‘Enamoured’, accompanied by the pristine vocals of Pia Thaleia, or captured by the apocalyptic sounds of Slang Banger’s ‘Slaughter House’, every taste is catered for. Program sets aside its older sister label Ram and creates a breathing space, allowing it to grow. The label is a heavyweight in its own right; this album is only reaffirms that fact.

And such a range of versatility comes with names both old and new. L 33 returns to the imprint, with clashing bass conundrum ‘Manipulate’. Gerra & Stone also make an anticipated reappearance; their contribution ‘Po’rdosol’ is a steppy riddim constructed through a medley of beats and sliced up sample.

But relative newcomer Elliott Mac uses the LP as a pedestal for another stellar production. The budding artist flexes his capabilities across the soundscape of ‘Filter City’, delicately composed yet highly intricate. It’s demonstrative of Program’s dedication to emerging artists, sifting through cyberspace to showcase some of the best acts the underground has to offer.

So now it’s time to prepare your subs and plug in your speakers – Program have made a welcome return, further solidifying their position as leading tastemakers with a quality ensured guarantee. It’s once again, time to get with the Program!

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Freek - Enamoured (Feat. Pia Thaleia) (Out now on ProgRam)

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PRGRAMLP001

V/A ENCRYPTED 1.0 LP

Hibernating against an already impressively tight discography, Program has been biding its time in unleashing this next release. 
With some of the genre’s most technically adept artists, the track-listing alone is enough to grab your attention. There is a high calibre of production standard present throughout the LP, audible from start to finish. 
Whether you become submerged by Freek’s rolling ‘Enamoured’, accompanied by the pristine vocals of Pia Thaleia, or captured by the apocalyptic sounds of Slang Banger’s ‘Slaughter House’, every taste is catered for. Program sets aside its older sister label Ram and creates a breathing space, allowing it to grow. The label is a heavyweight in its own right; this album is only reaffirms that fact. 
And such a range of versatility comes with names both old and new. L 33 returns to the imprint, with clashing bass conundrum ‘Manipulate’. Gerra & Stone also make an anticipated reappearance; their contribution ‘Po’rdosol’ is a steppy riddim constructed through a medley of beats and sliced up sample. 
But relative newcomer Elliott Mac uses the LP as a pedestal for another stellar production. The budding artist flexes his capabilities across the soundscape of ‘Filter City’, delicately composed yet highly intricate. It’s demonstrative of Program’s dedication to emerging artists, sifting through cyberspace to showcase some of the best acts the underground has to offer. 
So now it’s time to prepare your subs and plug in your speakers – Program have made a welcome return, further solidifying their position as leading tastemakers with a quality ensured guarantee. It’s once again, time to get with the Program!

Filter City

Demos: Please send us secret tracks via email info@ramrecords.com. Send what you believe to be your latest, best work to date. Select 1-2 tracks, we get sent a lot of music, so please don't send us everything you've ever made. Finally, do some research into the content and music we have released, lets not waste your time or ours :) We aim to check tunes every couple of weeks.

Ram is a genre leading dance music record label primarily releasing Drum & Bass music.

Established in 1992 by Andy C with the help of close friend Ant Miles, the label and business today is run Andy C and business partner Scott Bourne (Red One). 

Artists who have released on Ram...

Andy C / Ant Miles / Audio / Basher / Bensley / BCUK / Brookes Brothers / Callide / Calyx & TeeBee / Chase & Status / Chords / Coco / Concept 2 / Concord Dawn / Culture Shock / DC Breaks / Delta Heavy / Desired State / Dynamite MC / Fierce / Frankee / Flatliner / DJ Fresh / Gridlok / Hamilton /  Hour Enemy / Icicle & Nymfo / June Miller / Kano / Killbox / Legion & Logam / Loadstar / Lomax / Magnetude / Mind Vortex / Mayhem / Moving Fusion / Nightbreed / Noisia / Origin Unknown / Plan B / Ram Trilogy / Randall / Red One / Rene LaVice / Skantia / Shimon / Sound In Noise / Sparfunk / Stakka & K. Tee / Stealth / Sub Focus / Teddy Killerz / Unknown Error / Wilkinson / Xample / Xtrah

Program - Encrypted

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