Downplay is proud to welcome Melbourne producer BruvBruv to the label with his debut release ‘Club Music’.

‘SSL Channel Drip’ warms you up with atmospheric chords and sprightly percussion before unloading into a heavy breakbeat-focused club track that will test any soundsystem. Scatter-gun samples and oscillating bass remind of the Bingo-era of UK Garage and it’s all the better for it.

‘SM5weight’ takes another route, with sachharine R&B vocals chopped across bubbly bass with a classic 2-step groove driving the track along. Deceptive in it’s simplicity, as the percussion gets busier, so will your feet.

Label-mate Angus Green applies his trademark skill-set to the latter track, transforming it into a 4x4 banger, complete with 90s-era house bass stabs and jazzy chords for another win for one of the hottest names in UK Garage right now.

BruvBruv - Club Music EP (DWN035)

BruvBruv - SM5weight (Angus Green Remix) (DWN035)

BruvBruv - SM5weight (DWN035)

BruvBruv - SSL Channel Drip (DWN035)

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