100% Drum & Bass and Jungle (5000+ tracks!) - part 7

Liquid dnb

Utah Jazz - Take No More

Carl Matthes and Robot Redford - Get You

Preview of the flipside of "Ravers Choice VIP / True 2 The Game" released on Bassliebe Recordings 2011-08-01 // Shouts by Jamo Moja

BEATPORT

BRIAN BRAINSTORM - TRUE 2 THE GAME [BL017] Preview

Preview of the A-side of "Ravers Choice VIP / True 2 The Game" released on Bassliebe Recordings 2011-08-01 // Shouts by Jamo Moja

BRIAN BRAINSTORM - RAVERS CHOICE VIP [BL017] Preview

DJ Hybrid - Mixed Origins

Buy: http://bit.ly/1MiVlio

DJ Support:  Jaguar Skills, The Freestylers, Crissy Criss, Aphrodite, Ray Keith, TC, Aries, Tyke, Mob Tactics, Danny Wheeler, Kenny Ken, BTK, Bladerunner, Rido, Drumsound, Dose, Doc Scott, Benny Page, Dexcell, Enei, A Sides, DJ Craze, Serial Killaz, Callide, Chris SU, Levela, Nicky BM, Ed Solo, Logan D, Grooverider, Camo & Krooked, Ruffstuff, Phantasy, Alpha, SS, Bryan G, Basher, Hype, Random Movement!!!! 

Reviews - 
DJ MAGAZINE SPAIN “Awesome Lp!!!” 
MIXMAG GERMANY “Old fashioned bangers. Sweet time travelling!” 
DJ MAG South America “really good pieces in this album. eclectic & quality.” 
Toby - Drum&Bass Arena “Couldn't have named the album better myself. What a brilliantly diverse album!” 
JAGUAR SKILLS - BBC Radio 1 “NICE!” 
Krakota - Kiss FM “Some quality tracks on here! Really like 'you first'” 
CRAZE “Dope!!”
Laurent Garnier “straight on my radio show” 
Freestylers “Great solid sounding album for a debut. Lots of useful tracks”  

Press Release-

Audio Addict Records head honcho and We Love Jungle’s ‘Best Breakthrough Producer and DJ’ DJ Hybrid’s debut album Mixed Origins is a breakneck journey through jungle’s myriad of styles from its ragga beginnings, hip hop leaning old school jump-up, Peshay style jazz cut ups, Photek-esq drum funk, sweaty IDM style, effected rhythmic workouts, all the way through to ‘Pulse X’ style grime stabs, sino-grime melodics as well as the half step, genre bending styles that have peppered 2015’s release schedules.   
And, unlike so many uptempo albums, Hybrid’s debut is not just a collection of tracks, rather a journey into what is possible within a jungle framework. The tracks all share a similar aesthetic yet manage, at the same time, to sound completely different from each other. This isn’t an album with fourteen variants on one theme, it is fourteen well thought out differing ideas excellently executed by a producer that is obviously brimming with confidence and swag. 
Opening number Midgar set the tone with ‘Valley of the Shadows’ type arpeggios floating lovingly over emotive pads and crusty rolling breaks, whilst following number Dem Try - the most modern, experimental tune on the album - unites dutty grime bass stabs with ballroom type vocals and a skank ready drum programming. 
Its Murder bangs like it 1995, whilst Boom in 93 samples a pirate radio broadcast before launching into an experimental pseudo jungle banger that glitches out and dives into the unknown using a selection of well carved old school breaks to get its point across. You First utilises a classic reese bass and a retro as you like 2-step beat that is both transportation and transcendent at the same time, whilst Katie’s Song shows off the producers melodic, chilled out chops before the ‘Platinum Breaks’ style ending tunes of Run Away and Timeless end the party with an introspective eyes down bang. 
All things said, the album serves as a reminder of why jungle was and still is such an important driving force in UK music today, its influence still apparent even 25 years after its heyday a factor that Hybrid has captured exceptionally well. 

DJ Hybrid - Blood & Fire feat. Panda Danga

Carl Matthes & Robot Redford - Shine [Bassdrive Tunes]

Criticize (Original Mix)

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Patreon >>> https://patreon.com/djhybrid
Website >>> https://djhybrid.co.uk

DJ Hybrid - Killing Dem

https://soundcloud.com/naturalherbsmoke
Enjoy! 

Life


Purchase link:
https://www.musicglue.com/serial-killaz/products/dj-hybrid---in-too-deep-ep/

Presale links:
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/in-too-deep-ep/id1135367830&app=itunes

GooglePlay: https://play.google.com/store/music/album?id=Baugbtpem6mxavsab3ayeirgymu

It’s no surprise that DJ Hybrid hits the Serial Killaz camp with a massive EP full of jungle and mid 90’s influences. ‘Too Deep’ is a monstrous bag of 5 hard hitting, breakbeat infused riddims, each with their own throwback to different events in drum and bass’ history. This is certainly one EP not to miss - period.

For those thinking “you can’t do mid 90’s using digital hardware”.. It’s time to change your mindset.

‘Give You More’ wouldn’t be of any surprise if it was dropped at AWOL in 1994. It’s as if Hybrid has literally rewound time, given it a fresh lick of primer and layered up the final coat with an array of mashed up breakbeats lashed with BIG growling sub bass.

Moving swiftly on to ‘Big Respect’, certainly something due to many of the original foundation of the jungle scene and without a doubt played out well on this heavyweight track. Infused reggae influences combined with dub effects that will no doubt remind you of the old effects machine at Telepathy it’s a sure fire hit aimed at the young, the old and everyone in between.

‘Regrets’ provides the thought of moody atmosphere, smoke machines pillowing out tons of dry ice, lazers licking the heads of ravers through a sweat haze and slow motion dance moves. It’s a guaranteed head nodder whether you’re a side to side or up and down kind of mover - either way, you are going to feel this tune one way or another.

Stopping briefly as the EP’s title track ‘In Too Deep’ takes a stance with its cinematic introduction, brief female vocal samples and then.... Silence. Pause for second before the rollercoaster bass and breaks take you on a musical journey.

Memories of Dreamscape 15 V 16 or United Dance will potentially come flooding back to those in regular attendance at either The Sanctuary or Stevenage Arts and Leisure Centre with just one play of ‘Moving On’. It’s as if this tune has nailed the atmosphere and production style of these eras all in one go. Think DJ Red meets DJ Seduction.

All in all this is another tough EP from the Serial Killaz camp, 100% quality with not a single filler or weak tune.
Don’t be fooled into thinking this is another attempt at remaking jungle either, this EP is fresh as the morning sun at 6am when you’re being ejected from a venue whilst 100’s of flyers are being stuffed in your hands.

For more info, go to: www.serialkillaz.co.uk


DJ Hybrid - Moving On

Leaf - Business

Lenzman-String City (Original mix)

BRIAN BRAINSTORM - RUTHLESS GEEZER [BL014] Preview

Our forthcoming vinyl release sees a double a-side with a fresh tune from Mutt, Calculon, and Kevin King! A classic tune with the perfect combo of production and original vocals. Out now on 12", this tune has received support from LTJ Bukem, Bailey, Crissy Criss, and A-Sides to name a few. 

Mutt &amp; Calculon ft. Kevin King - Easy On The Motion (RRT017)

Formerly interested in HipHop, Robot Redford got aware of Drum and Bass in early 1998 when listening to Intelligent/Liquid tracks by pioneers like Marcus Intalex, LTJ Bukem, Solid State and others.
              
              While he is also a big fan of 80s pop and electronic synthesizer music he trys to implement its character into his production going for the more relaxed side of drum and bass.

Robot Redford released on:

BASSDRIVE TUNES
BASSWERK RECORDS
BATTERIE RECORDS
OFFWORLD RECORDINGS
RED MIST RECORDINGS
SANTORIN RECORDS
SOUL ASPIRATION
THINK DEEP RECORDINGS