BEATPORT EXC: 28th Apr 2017 
WORLDWIDE RELEASE: 12th May 2017

Press Release – RLDIGI027

1.	Dub Elements - Machine Language
2.	Dub Elements - Another Universe


Spanish duo Dub Elements broke into the drum & bass sphere during 2009, slowly growing a fan base which now spans further than their hometown in Seville. They boast a distinctly unique sound, one which merges both the neuro-inspired beats which have made the darker side of the genre so notorious in recent years, as well as the more tech, jump up layered patterns which create their undeniable groove. Pedestalled by the likes of tastemakers Lifted Music and dutch imprint Prspct, they've now been enlisted for Red Light's ranks, a record label that continues to unleash uncompromising, bitingly slick records onto its audience. However, this comes as no surprise, especially with Dub Elements being such a resounding breakthrough act.

 ‘Machine Language' brings to the forefront what Dub Elements centralise throughout each one of their records. Having already dropped slick cuts of the same calibre at nights across Europe, including the formative Therapy Sessions, Prspct XL, Dance Parade Rotterdam and Creamfields, ‘Machine Language' and ‘Another Universe' are sure to create the same dancefloor chaos. ‘Machine Language' runs through on quick drum successions, with its infectious bass hooks clawing at you from all angles. Its compulsive, obsessive rhythm takes control, creating a driving space that's impossible to pull yourself away from. 

‘Another Universe' follows the same distinct signature, unstoppable in its power, with its ceaseless percussion invading the mix and creating a clapping motion which helps to give its composition a heavier feel. A catchy yet slick bassline pushes you further into the fray, conjuring images of dancefloor breakdowns and flailing limbs. Dub Elements prove they're able to cater to those who like their bass heavy with an ability to get nerves twitching, unafraid to drag you in to their brazen grooves. ‘Another Universe' presents a well-honed flipside to the single's title-track, proving that they have a reel of production versatility available to them.

RLDIG027 - Dub Elements - Machine Language

‘Machine Language' brings to the forefront what Dub Elements centralise throughout each one of their records. Having already dropped slick cuts of the same calibre at nights across Europe, including the formative Therapy Sessions, Prspct XL, Dance Parade Rotterdam and Creamfields, ‘Machine Language' and ‘Another Universe' are sure to create the same dancefloor chaos. ‘Machine Language' runs through on quick drum successions, with its infectious bass hooks clawing at you from all angles. Its compulsive, obsessive rhythm takes control, creating a driving space that's impossible to pull yourself away from.

Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/machine-language/2000317

Red Light Records: Distribution, PR & Publishing at Cygnus
www.cygnusmusic.net

Dub Elements - Machine Language  _CLIP_ RLDIG027

‘Another Universe' follows the same distinct signature, unstoppable in its power, with its ceaseless percussion invading the mix and creating a clapping motion which helps to give its composition a heavier feel. A catchy yet slick bassline pushes you further into the fray, conjuring images of dancefloor breakdowns and flailing limbs. Dub Elements prove they're able to cater to those who like their bass heavy with an ability to get nerves twitching, unafraid to drag you in to their brazen grooves. ‘Another Universe' presents a well-honed flipside to the single's title-track, proving that they have a reel of production versatility available to them.

Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/machine-language/2000317

Red Light Records: Distribution, PR & Publishing at Cygnus
www.cygnusmusic.net

Dub Elements - Another Universe   - Clip - RLDIG027

Red Light Records was set up in 2003 by Optiv from Cause4Concern. All of the artwork is by John Hicklenton (who is known well by his work for 2000 AD magazine).

You can also submit tracks via email to optiv@hotmail.com