Out now on Dread Recordings. Clip taken from Bryan G on Ministry of Sound Radio

Serum - Deadly Venom - Dread Recordings (Radio Clip)

Out Now: https://microfunk.bandcamp.com/album/no-sunrise

Oak's 'No Sunrise' assembles nine rediscovered tracks from Oak’s early Microfunk era — works that slipped between releases, vanished with old labels or lived on only in rumours. Most of the material traces back to around 2009, when Oak’s detailed, cinematic approach to drum and bass and forward-thinking electronic music quietly shaped the movement’s foundations. The clarity of his craft still stands out: fine-grained percussion, rich harmonic work and that unmistakable sense of space he carved into everything.

The collection folds in some of Oak’s most whispered-about works: Boxcutter’s rare remix, the alternate Firebird version and the long-mystified title track No Sunrise, known until now only from Commix’s Fabriclive mix. Alongside them sits Untold, written years later, darker than the rest, driven by thick low-end pressure and a murky halfstep groove wrapped in deep, dub-soaked atmosphere.

Paired with Ricky Trickartt’s sketch-led artwork in the spirit of the Lost Dubs series, the collection arrives as extra-limited 10-inch lathe cuts and high-grade RTM cassettes. A long-hidden chapter of Oak’s work finally made visible.

Oak - No Sunrise

GGrossy - The Truth [Iparallels Records]

Talisman

Flashlight (feat. Inja)

Strike Back LP

Gobstopper

Sharks

Lumberjack

Square Root

Habibi

No Love

Starburst

Voltage Is Your Real Dad

Cold Air

Following on at light speed from Nick’s previous Jungle Cakes release, he’s already back at
it with two future smashers for your ear. Both ‘In Jamaica’ and ‘Nightclub’ are fully supportive
of his unique style and flavour, giving you two fresh beats for your ear.

Nick The Lot - IN JAMAICA

Triple award winning Drum & Bass DJ and producer. One third of Kings of the Rollers. Owner of Souped Up Records.