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Hamilton - Schema EP Last seen on Ram tearing up the dance with the mighty ‘Deep In My Heart’ and ‘Rich Kids’, Hamilton has been in studio lockdown working on a whole series of next-level workouts that will be rolling out this June and July. Presented in a unique three-vinyl release schedule with a massive digital package climax, this is, without doubt, Hamilton’s biggest delivery to date. 

‘Push’ is the ultimate motivational message. The perfect way to start this epic series of slammers; Hamilton nods at his authentic rave heritage with rushy, synth blasts and a sexy breathy vocal while an enormous metallic bassline worms and wriggles beneath. You’ll be hard pushed to find a finer balance of laser-gazing and screw-facing this season… 

Like to get sweary and lairy? Head straight to ‘F**k It Up’. A ruthless bassline monster, it oozes sub trouble as the clipped lead bass tones stalk the sharp two-step with true menace. With a rabble-rousing vocal sample on the fills and builds, ‘F**k It Up’ isn’t a suggestion… It’s a guarantee. 

‘Get Together’ is another fine example of Hamilton’s aspirational audio; broadcasting one clear message of unity it’s a sonic kaleidoscope of striding stabs, twinkling arpeggios, euphoric dynamics and an emphatic vocal message. Vibrant andunashamedly positive but laced with plenty of low-end naughtiness, it’s the ultimate huggathon anthem.      

‘Overdrive’ follows. Igniting with instant percussive drama and palpitating haunted synths, we’re soon thrown deep into the sub pit as a slinky-but-savage bassline sears back and forth, answering questions you didn’t even ask. Rolling with a slight twang of techno sensibility, the rises and processed bass glitches give it the ultimate ‘heads down’ feel. In a word: heavy! 

Up next, the turbo-charged ‘Way I Feel’. A stimulating attack of the senses; Hamilton toys with our emotions as he smoothly rolls out a beautiful soul-massaging synth and vocal soaked intro before setting fire to it with an absolute sizzler of a bassline. Spine-tingles all round, this not only showcases Hamilton’s production power, but reminds us of the raw, carnal energy that’s unique to drum & bass. 

‘Brainstorm VIP’ is exactly what you imagine it to be… A rebooted, bareback ride on Hamilton’s breakthrough 2011 smasher. Adding more emphasis on the bass texture and overall weight to an already massive track, if you think the original slammed the dance, this one smashes it. Then destroys it. Then totally murders it. It’s what the term VIP was invented for. 

Flipping the switch: ‘Your Love’ sees Hamilton laying down the slow n’ smoochy vibes for a textbook end-of-night tear-jerker… Strutting on a tight halfstep with weighty kicks, be prepared for a startling array of lead psychedelic bass twirls and low-end melodic motifs. Emotional enough to get the baddest of badmen weak at the knees, it’s D&B at its most romantic. 

And so we reach the grand finale. And what a finale! ‘You Had It’ tips an affectionate nod to the old skool with blow-out vocal hit that will have you racking your brains when you last heard it. Rising and rising with insistent keys, sweeping synths and yet another trademark Hamilton hellraiser bassline, it’s the perfect way to end Hamilton’s biggest release to date.

Hamilton - Fuck It Up #SchemaEP

Mind Vortex - Gravity / Catapult - out now - http://po.st/RAMM141

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Mind Vortex return… And they’re packing some serious heat. Following the huge success of ‘Alive’ and ‘Arc’ earlier this year, here we find the duo presenting two of their most demonstratively dark, powerhouse pieces to date. Prepare to be blown away… 

‘Gravity’ is built up around a sharp, spiky riff that punches its way up and down the scale. Icy, hair-raising and galvanised with a genuine sense of urgency and danger, you can file this one under ‘concentrated undiluted dancefloor business’. 

Driven by heavyweight kicks and an obese bass groove, there’s no escaping its natural forces. Just like gravity itself. Trust us: Newton would be pulling some serious bass faces if he knew his theory had influenced this tearing slab of audio attitude. 

From attitude to altitude, ‘Catapult’ flings you into outer space the second you hear its purring metallic intro while snippets of vocals tease and please throughout. Then, without any warning whatsoever, an enormous synth riff ignites. Sawing through the mix with the power of an industrial timber mill, it winds up and up and up with raw audio insanity. Dropping into the duo’s most intense, muscular bass riffs to date, ‘Catapult’ is nagging, hooky and charged with the perfect amount of tech tenacity. Bona fide bass dynamite, if you’ve caught Andy C playing any time in the last few months, you’ll be well aware of its outrageous dancefloor effect. Truly massive. 

Two incredible pieces of underground drum & bass, two more reasons to keep your ears locked into Mind Vortex. This really is a very special release.  

Mind Vortex 
1: Gravity 
2: Catapult 


Mind Vortex - Catapult

Chroma - Grindhouse / If You Only Knew - out now on PROGRAM

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Chroma - Grindhouse / If You Only Knew 

‘Gindhouse’ succinctly shows why the boys are in such high demand; imagine zooming down a long tunnel carved deep into a mountain made purely of bass. Lights flickering past flashing in the corner of your eyes, one dedicated direction, no obstacles – just pure hyper-speed clarity. 

Nitro-boosted breakbeats, precision engineered bass droning with mass power, dipping and rising subtly raising every possible hair on your neck. Savage yet suave, ‘Gindhouse’ surges with every timeless rave nuance you can imagine. Trust us: this will sound just as heavy in 20 or 50 year’s time as it does now. 

‘If You Only Knew’ plays the perfect foil. Deeper and more soulful but just as powerful, it instantly engages with dreamy piano flurries and tight rolling percussion. A flicker of a yearning vocal follows before we’re suddenly enveloped by undiluted sub bass, humming with low-end luxury. 

And so we continue… The sub develops a confident growl while very subtle synth elements make themselves known on the fills and poignant, emotive pads ease their way into the blend. A quintessential roller, this promises to take your floor far, far away to places they didn’t know existed. 

Showcasing two wholly different sides to their repertoire, this is Chroma’s most accomplished release so far. It’s time, once again, to get with the Program.


Chroma - Grindhouse #Program

Chroma - If You Only Knew #Program

RAMsterdam Drum & Bass 2013 - out now! http://po.st/RAMsterdam

15 tracks, including two brand new exclusives from Wilkinson and BLUESCREENS for just £3.49!

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We have been repping at ADE for many years. On October 17th the label will be taking over Paradiso for a supreme showcase of forward-thinking beats and bass. Andy C, Calyx & Teebee, Wilkinson, June Miller, Loadstar and Delta Heavy will be demonstrating their skills and the label have put together a very special album to celebrate…
‘RAMsterdam Drum & Bass 2013’ is a journey into the darker, moodier psyche of Ram. An exploration of the label’s extensiive repertoire, each track has been cherry-picked to complement the hectic, late night hedonism you’ll experience during ADE’s night schedule. 13 hallmark, agenda-setting tracks dating from as far back as 1996 plus two killer exclusives that you will not find anywhere else, ‘RAMsterdam Drum & Bass 2013’ is a crucial celebration of the industry’s most effective music conference.

Amid unarguable genre-defining classics such as Shimon & Andy C’s oft-referenced, never-bettered ‘Quest’, Fresh’s ‘Signal’, Noisia’s ‘Deception’ and Sub Focus’s ‘Let The Story Begin’, the album is saturated in upfront 2013 shock-outs from the most exciting, respected artists in drum & bass: Hamilton’s speaker-shredding ‘F**K It Up’, Loadstar’s staccato spine-melter ‘Warrior’, DC Breaks’ rush-raged ‘Shaman’, June Miller’s icy scorcher ‘Change’ and Mind Vortex’s planet aligning ‘Arc VIP’. Elsewhere you’ll find other label highlights such as Culture Shock’s elastic cosmic roller ‘Zepplin’, Calyx & Teebee’s electrifying emotion session ‘Nothing I Can Say’ and Delta Heavy’s sizzling galaxy travel anthem ‘Space Time’.
Plus two absolutely monstrous exclusives: A key release in Wilkinson’s career, 2011’s ‘Overdose’ established the young talent as a man to watch. He’s delivered with every release that’s followed, and this mindblowing VIP shows why. Adding subtle twists to the bass and beefing up the already massive production, it truly deserves its VIP status.
The next exclusive sees French firestarters Bluescreens make their label debut with ‘StrikeOne Part 1’. A bass spitting hype-raiser, the stabs rise and rise with a sense of audio insanity while the bass grizzles and growls beneath. Complete with textures of breath-taking synths, it’s yet another A&R triumph… And the sign of an exciting future for BlueScreens.

A mighty celebration of Ram Records’ involvement at one of the most respected music conferences on the planet, 15 reminders why the label continues to dominate D&B dancefloors on a global level: ‘RAMsterdam Drum & Bass 2013’ is an essential addition to all collections.
Tracklist 
01: Shimon & Andy C – Quest 
02: June Miller - Change Feat. Sofie Letitre 
03: Wilkinson - Overdose VIP (Exclusive)
04: Calyx & TeeBee - Nothing I Can Say 
05: Loadstar – Warrior 
06: Delta Heavy - Space Time 
07: Culture Shock – Zepplin 
08: Sub focus - Let The Story Begin 
09: Fresh – Signal 
10: Noisia – Deception 
11: DC Breaks – Shaman 
12: Mind Vortex - Arc VIP 
13: Rene LaVice - More Wore 
14: Hamilton - F**K It Up 
15: Bluescreens - Strike One (Part 1) (Exclusive)

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Bluescreens - StrikeOne (Part 1) #RAMsterdam

RAMsterdam Drum & Bass 2013 - out now! http://po.st/RAMsterdam

15 tracks, including two brand new exclusives from Wilkinson and BLUESCREENS for just £3.49!

buy via : 
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Trackitdown - http://po.st/RAMsterdamTID

We have been repping at ADE for many years. On October 17th the label will be taking over Paradiso for a supreme showcase of forward-thinking beats and bass. Andy C, Calyx & Teebee, Wilkinson, June Miller, Loadstar and Delta Heavy will be demonstrating their skills and the label have put together a very special album to celebrate… 
‘RAMsterdam Drum & Bass 2013’ is a journey into the darker, moodier psyche of Ram. An exploration of the label’s extensiive repertoire, each track has been cherry-picked to complement the hectic, late night hedonism you’ll experience during ADE’s night schedule. 13 hallmark, agenda-setting tracks dating from as far back as 1996 plus two killer exclusives that you will not find anywhere else, ‘RAMsterdam Drum & Bass 2013’ is a crucial celebration of the industry’s most effective music conference.

Amid unarguable genre-defining classics such as Shimon & Andy C’s oft-referenced, never-bettered ‘Quest’, Fresh’s ‘Signal’, Noisia’s ‘Deception’ and Sub Focus’s ‘Let The Story Begin’, the album is saturated in upfront 2013 shock-outs from the most exciting, respected artists in drum & bass: Hamilton’s speaker-shredding ‘F**K It Up’, Loadstar’s staccato spine-melter ‘Warrior’, DC Breaks’ rush-raged ‘Shaman’, June Miller’s icy scorcher ‘Change’ and Mind Vortex’s planet aligning ‘Arc VIP’. Elsewhere you’ll find other label highlights such as Culture Shock’s elastic cosmic roller ‘Zepplin’, Calyx & Teebee’s electrifying emotion session ‘Nothing I Can Say’ and Delta Heavy’s sizzling galaxy travel anthem ‘Space Time’. 
Plus two absolutely monstrous exclusives: A key release in Wilkinson’s career, 2011’s ‘Overdose’ established the young talent as a man to watch. He’s delivered with every release that’s followed, and this mindblowing VIP shows why. Adding subtle twists to the bass and beefing up the already massive production, it truly deserves its VIP status. 
The next exclusive sees French firestarters Bluescreens make their label debut with ‘StrikeOne Part 1’. A bass spitting hype-raiser, the stabs rise and rise with a sense of audio insanity while the bass grizzles and growls beneath. Complete with textures of breath-taking synths, it’s yet another A&R triumph… And the sign of an exciting future for BlueScreens.

A mighty celebration of Ram Records’ involvement at one of the most respected music conferences on the planet, 15 reminders why the label continues to dominate D&B dancefloors on a global level: ‘RAMsterdam Drum & Bass 2013’ is an essential addition to all collections. 
Tracklist 
01: Shimon & Andy C – Quest 
02: June Miller - Change Feat. Sofie Letitre 
03: Wilkinson - Overdose VIP (Exclusive) 
04: Calyx & TeeBee - Nothing I Can Say 
05: Loadstar – Warrior 
06: Delta Heavy - Space Time 
07: Culture Shock – Zepplin 
08: Sub focus - Let The Story Begin 
09: Fresh – Signal 
10: Noisia – Deception 
11: DC Breaks – Shaman 
12: Mind Vortex - Arc VIP 
13: Rene LaVice - More Wore 
14: Hamilton - F**K It Up 
15: Bluescreens - Strike One (Part 1) (Exclusive)

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Wilkinson - Overdose VIP #RAMsterdam

Sub Focus - Let The Story Begin #RAMsterdam

Noisia - Deception #RAMsterdam

Andy C - Workout (Annie Mac Special Delivery + Interview)

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Andy C - Workout (Annie Mac Special Delivery)

Culture Shock - Raindrops

One of my favorite conceptual mixes. Back in late 2007 I was on track to have a new mix cd out by mid 2008 and I was kind of scraping my brain for cool ideas. Then one night after seeing the film “A Scanner Darkly” I knew right then and there that I was going to call my mix “Substance D”. In the film there is a psychoactive drug known as “Substance D”. I figured, why not make it seem like my mix was a new kind of drug, an “audioceutical” that you take by listening to it? I wanted the label art and liner notes to appear to be futuristic drug packaging. Since the music was intended to excite the brain of the listener I decided that a glowing neon color scheme would be appropriate (something essentially the opposite of what most modern medicine packaging looks like). When it came time to make the mix I was struggling with what the first track was going to be. Then one night I literally had a dream that I was going to use the SPKTRM remix of Demo for the intro and voila! That is what I ended up using. It was really cool to be able to get remixes made of some outside the box artists like MSTRKRFT and Meat Beat Manifesto as well (thank you Jack Dangers btw). This mix was supposed to feature a tune by myself and Gridlok called MDMX (which eventually came out in 2014) but we weren’t able to finish it in time for this. For the intro voiceover I was determined to find the most clinical and neutral person I could find and I spent a few months trying to convince Will Lyman (of PBS Frontline) to do it. In the end he refused. So I ended up working with Tom Kane, who has done tons of work including being the announcer for the Academy Awards. He nailed it. I asked my friend Jake (Ewun…now known as Kill The Noise) to add all of the necessary clicks and whirrs and FX you hear in the intro. The liner notes took me ages to work through. And when this was printed up I realized that the bright yellow text was almost impossible to read. The artwork once again was by the amazing Akira Takahashi. All in all a really fun and challenging project and something, in my mind, truly unique.

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TRACKLIST

Dieselboy + Ewun - Warning Label
Demo - Trauma / Cell (SPKTRM Duomix)
Limewax - One Of Them (Current Value Remix)
Technical Itch - Pressure Drop VIP
Technical Itch + Kemal - The Calling (Evol Intent + Ewun Remix)
Psidream - Death Sentence
Freeland - We Want Your Soul (Raiden Remix)
Dieselboy + Evol Intent + Ewun - Midnight Express
SPKTRM - Machine March
Current Value - Fear / Machine (Demo Duomix)
Demo - O.D.
The Upbeats - SFX
Counterstrike - Timewarp VIP
MSTRKRFT - Paris (The Upbeats Remix)
Computer Club - Load Rocket (Gridlok Remix)
Meat Beat Manifesto - Helter Skelter (Evol Intent + Mayhem Remix)
Dieselboy - N/V/D (Counterstrike Zentraedi Remix)

Substance D

Plan B - Deepest Shame [ANDY C REMIX]

‘All Or Nothing’ is the long-awaited follow up to Calyx & TeeBee’s debut album ‘Anatomy’ set to be released on one of the bass music scene’s longest running and most highly respected labels, Ram Records. The duo’s first single from their new album has already been supported by Zane Lowe, Annie Mac, Trevor Nelson and many more of the world’s leading tastemakers, and ‘All Or Nothing’ looks set to catapult this incredible production partnership to all new heights. 

Calyx & TeeBee’s debut album ‘Anatomy’, released in 2007 on their own label was an instant game changer; cited as a landmark album for the scene ‘Anatomy’ saw the duo unleash an almighty wall of sound that rocked dance floors across the globe as they took to the road with their 6 deck DJ sets, smashing apart sound systems in nightclubs and festival tents alike.  

Now, five years later, hordes of fans are aching for a new Calyx & TeeBee album and the duo are definitely not going to disappoint. Signing to Ram Records, Calyx & TeeBee have produced a long player that sounds fresh, current and forward-thinking. ‘All Or Nothing’ is their sophomore offering and is packed with new ideas, exciting collaborations, stunning musicality and an incredible level of technical skill. 

From the epic opening gambit, ‘Heroes & Villains’, it’s clear that Calyx & TeeBee have created something special with their new album. The D&B jazz fusion of ‘Pure Gold’ ft. Kemo contrasts beautifully with the vocal-led minimalism of ‘Strung Out’ and the hip hop excellence of ‘We Become One’, a collaboration with Foreign Beggars and DJ Craze. Then Calyx & TeeBee hit you with the rock-influenced ‘You’ll Never Take Me Alive’ featuring Beardyman, providing yet another inspired piece of deliciously different drum & bass. Each track on ‘All Or Nothing’ is crafted with expert precision and infused with a fresh and unique set of influences.

But while ‘All Or Nothing’ is packed with stand-out moments, it’s the album as a whole that becomes something far more exciting than the sum of its parts. Calyx & TeeBee stitch each moment together with over a decade’s worth of knowledge and an undeniable wisdom about how to create an exciting and unique sounding album. ‘All Or Nothing’ will draw you in and refuse to let go as moods and ideas flow freely, leaving you gasping for breath. This will undoubtedly be one of the albums of the year, if not the decade.


Calyx & TeeBee - Nothing I Can Say

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Delta Heavy - Space Time

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Insidious: Proceeding in a gradual, subtle way, but with harmful effects.
So the dictionary tells us, but if the word insidious bears any relation to Rene LaVice’s rise to drum & bass prominence it’s that it is the exact opposite. Smashing his way to the top of the game within a year with nothing but a hugely positive effect, Rene LaVice is poised to unleash his debut album following just a handful of releases.

It would be foolish to think that Rene LaVice and his music weren’t ready for such a bold step, though. Last year saw his tunes find a home on the playlists of tastemakers such as Annie Mac, Nick Grimshaw and MistaJam, become highlights in the sets of Ram boss Andy C amongst many of his D&B peers, top the sales charts amidst fierce competition from all manner of bass music and storm into Mixmag’s top 50 tracks of the year. 

How exactly, you may ask, has a relatively new artist from Canada managed to achieve all of this in 2012? Your first listen to his debut album ‘Insidious’ will undoubtedly answer that.

From the opening bars of ‘So Inspired To Fail’ to the closing notes of ‘Absolute Monster’ this LP is really a lesson in creating beautifully crafted drum & bass. ‘Perfect World’ and ‘This Is Conflict’ are prime examples of Rene’s ability to put together tracks that will undoubtedly smash dancefloors.

Throughout ‘Insidious’ has nothing but breezy production and genuine soul to offer the listener. ‘The Way You Love Me’ draws you in with subtle vocal hooks and chest-warming Reeses, ‘Rude Selection’ sees Rene drop the tempo and team up with Trinity Chris for a crunching, grinding slice of hip hop heavy bass music, while the album’s title track is a dizzying blend of sultry vocals and Prototype Years style drum & bass. 
Drawing together classic sounds and giving them a fresh lease of life is Rene LaVice’s mainstay, crafting drum & bass that manages to feel nostalgic, infused with timeless, classic intent, but always up to date with fresh production values. Rene LaVice is a producer who wears his influences on his musical sleeve and always brings them together in a new and exciting way, and his debut album is a testament to that incredible talent.

Rene Lavice - More Wore

DC Breaks - Shaman / Let It Go is out now - http://smarturl.it/Shaman

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DC Breaks - Shaman

Andy C - Ram Warehouse mix pt1

Dom & Roland (feat.Kemal) - Moulin Rouge (Dieselboy, Kaos & Karl K Rmx)Flac

June Miller - From Autumn To Ashes / Change feat. Sofie Letitre - 
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No strangers to the bass game, the Anglo-Dutch dynamos have already amassed a major fanbase thanks to their uncompromising production skills and penchant for dark, gritty grooves on  well respected labels such as Horizons, Critical and Nu Directions. Their Ram relationship is already in place with the release of their previous club stunner ’64 Thousand Dollar Habit’ this time last year. Now it’s time to consolidate that with a full signing and big plans for the future. 

This is what label boss Andy C has to say:
  
“June Miller are not messing around! Their production is unreal… Laser guided precision and disgusting bass; their tunes are destroying clubs! We’re very proud to have them on board. Get ready!”

June Miller
From Autumn To Ashes / Change Feat. Sofie Letitre

What an entrance! Cementing their exclusive signing with Ram Records, Dutch/Anglo duo June Miller have delivered two of their deadliest weapons to date for their debut single. This is no mean feat; with a career that includes well respected labels such as Horizons, Commercial Suicide, DSM and Rubik, June Miller’s track record is spotless… And now it’s about to go next level

‘From Autumn To Ashes’ is truly unique. A word that’s far too overused in dance music, this really is one of a kind; and you’ll understand that the moment those crisp guitar plucks bid you a cold welcome. Spooky sonics a go-go; it’s the moment in a B-movie horror where the cute college girls split up in the woods to find their way home. It’s a white knuckle ride on a rickety ghost train. It’s a run through the fog on a mystical winter’s morning when you really should be in bed. It’s the same fine-tuned balance of hunchback punk and laser-locked bass the duo last showcased on Ram just over a year ago with the equally unique guitar-busting floor-blazer ’64 Thousand Dollar’.
 
Naturally ‘Change’ acts as the perfect foil. Dutch singer Sofie Letitre’s vocals stop you dead in your tracks; surging, urging and distinctive. June Miller have brought the very best out in her as they ruthlessly lay the sub-frequency smack down beneath. Searing and tearing, the bass cuts through the mix like with razor-like charm while the weighty kicks double up at will, tripling on the fills for added drama.

We’re talking serious peaktime bizzle here; your crowd won’t know what to do with themselves when this drops but go crazy! By the time June Miller’s trademark strong-arm build up ignites you’ll have nothing but shuddering bass casualties.
We've said it before and we’ll say it again… What an entrance! Expect plenty more unique material from June Miller on Ram in the very near future.

June Miller - Change Feat. Sofie Letitre

Future Perfect - out now

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