Symmetry is excited to present the first debut E.P. from vocalist and producer Kyo. Writing and creating the songs in her studio, Kyo then developed the ideas of the E.P. further by teaming up with some of her favourite producers; Break, Total Science, Mikal and OneMind.
“Who Decides” is reminiscent of past Break and Kyo colab's such as “Gave Too Much”, a soulful, punchy, uplifting and techy roller, weaved around a backdrop of floaty vocals and elevating pads.
“Murder Tonight” with it's Jungle backbone was the perfect choice for collaboration with Total Science. Rare groove flavours and weighty bass, melded with cutting vocals and steppy old skool breaks, Murder Tonight has all the elements of a modern day Jungle classic.
“Where I Stand” brings jazzy liquid vibes to the E.P. Leading Mikal down a recently untrodden path of musical DnB was a fruitful excursion. This journey into a bittersweet and rhythmic production has created a deep and brooding song.
“Play To Lose” is one for the headzy listener, with it's long atmospheric intro, abruptly cutting into a heavy and deep groove. Morphed and echoed vocals combined with unsettling stabs,
cinematic effects and trademark OneMind engineering techniques, takes you on a voyage from beginning to end.
Released on a full artwork 12” Vinyl and Digital

02 - Kyo & Total Science  - Murder Tonight - 1min30

Contact: hollis@symmetryrecordings.co.uk

Break Bookings: clive@earth-agency.com
 
Long hours in the studio have lead to releases on Ram, Metalheadz, Shogun, Exit, Critical, Soul:R, Quarantine, Subtitles and a host of others; cementing Break’s reputation as one of drum & bass’ hottest talents. His trusted skills have been reigned in to remix seminal drum & bass classics including Shy FX’s ‘Bambaata’, Die’s ‘Clear Skyz’, Commix’s ‘Talk to Frank’ and Ram Trilogy’s ‘Gridlock’ as well as Bloc Party’s UK top-5 hit ‘The Prayer’.

Equally praised for his DJ skills, Break maintains a consistent touring schedule that sees him playing across the globe on a weekly basis on the stages of the world’s biggest drum & bass institutions; from Fabric, Detonate, Bedlam, Warning, Metalheadz and Hospitality in the UK to the USA, Australia, New Zealand, Japan and the breadth of Europe, playing headline shows or back2back sets with the likes of Die, Goldie and Dillinja.

Launching his own label, Symmetry Recordings in 2006, Break honed and polished his sound with each single and released his fist album, also entitled ‘Symmetry’ in 2008. Featuring forays into ambient, dubstep, funk, hip hop, house and soul amongst an arsenal of sure-fire drum & bass, ‘Symmetry’ earned Break an army of new fans from outside the d&b world with tracks picked up by the likes of techno legends Laurent Garnier and Josh Wink. 

Two years later Break has risen the bar further still via his second LP; ‘Resistance’. Featuring collaborations with No U-Turn mastermind Nico, Bristol’s DJ Die, super-duo Calyx & Teebee, DNAudio cohorts Silent Witness and Survival, Shogun Audio’s SpectraSoul and vocalists Kyo and SP:MC, the album offers a glorious journey through the spectrum of Break’s styles and influences and a clear indication of where his talents will lead him next. 

The next chapter for Break is signing new exciting artists to coincide with his own output on the label. Keep a keen eye on Symmetry as this is the label for the real sounds of Drum & Bass, absolutely no compromise.

DJ Ren was introduced to drum & bass around 1995-96, thrilled by the novelty and dynamism of the genre, felt she has finally found the music she was looking for. Found herself at the first d&b parties in the country and has been attending various gigs for years, listening to music, watching carefully every moves of the DJ’s. She has been waiting impatiently for the newest productions coming from overseas broadening her musical horizon. Around 1999 she got her first record which was Omni Trio’s remarkable album Byte Size Life in limited edition box set.

Early in the year 2001 borrowing decks and records she was trying to achieve what she was thinking of DJing by that time - soon she became obsessed with vinyls. Following a few gigs in smaller clubs in winter 2001 she was invited to the Nowsound promoted Ladies Night where she proved alongside Spice, Dazee and Jo Jo Rock that gentle sex is worthy of being part of the DJ comminity. In the following years she has been concentrating on her studies, meanwhile buying records and going to parties steadily, living together closely with the scene.

In 2004 she decided to start her radio show entitled Ren Radio Session on Torespont to present her ever-growing record collection including its not necessarily dancefloor-orientated pieces. Besides the prominent DJs of the local scene she hosted international guests like 0=0, Young Ax or Clever. With her arrival the team of the radio has got into its stride. Their work gained more recognition and became the no.1 only electronic music netradio in Hungary - which musical palette is ever broadening.

In the last years she got invites more often to play at Tilos Radio, the best-known Hungarian independent community FM radio, till last year she got her own weekly radioshow called Dzsungel Könyve (The Jungle Book) alongside DJ Cadik.
In the last 4-5 years due to the possibilities of the Internet Reni has been spotted by promoters home and abroad aswell, has gigs around Europe, in Austria, Germany, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, etc. In her country she is frequently in the line-up's of the most significant promoters, such us Bladerunnaz, Drum Club, Braindeath, Jungle Ball and IPC events. Also loves to play on the countryside, often coming back to Debrecen, Szeged, Kecskemét, Pécs, Eger, Baja and Gyöngyös. She played alongside DJ Storm, DJ Flight, Alley Cat, Logistics, Cyantific, Rohan, Fierce, Equinox, 0=0, Martyn, Dj Lee, Survival and many more. She was also asked to record exclusive studio mixes, so her sets can be found at the biggest hungarian drum & bass site Impulsecreator and on various promoter websites. In her freetime she uses every effort to contribute to the scene, to give it more publicity, writing for Impulsecreator and Freee magazine, and urging new talents, showcasing their tunes in her shows.

Ren's musical taste is wide-ranging, from the more broken, experimenting dnb to dancefloor orientated music wherewith she drives people crazy - she finds her taste in both. Her all-time favourites are Photek, Source Direct and Ed Rush & Optical, and from the beginning to the present days she keeps her eyes especially on the releases of Paradox, Dillinja, Marcus Intalex, Total Science (Q-Project), Calibre, Digital & Spirit, Jonny L, Loxy&Ink and Keaton. On her gigs besides the aforementioned names she prefers liquid funk, ie. Hospital and Soul:R releases, however when she's on the air she frequently plays tunes from Paradox, Fracture & Neptune, 0=0, Polska, Macc, Dj Trax, Seba, Equinox, Breakage, Fanu and ICR. Her repertoire has been lately widen with promising "new" artists like Instra:mental, Icicle, Proxima, Data, Mutt, Redeyes, Deep Inc, Martsman, NSF Crew, Theory, Bop & Dephecta, Cycom, Con.struct, Selector Moldy, Insight and so on.

All of my latest tracks can be found on these links ranging from different versions of the song that i have created

https://suno.com/invite/@nutropex
suno.com/@nutropex
suno.com/@ntpx
tiktok.com/@nutropex

My name is Isay, lover of electronic music (Rave) in most of his genres and subgeneros ... my tastes are largely influenced by high speeds, choosing among my favorite music genres the Drum & Bass or the Jungle, likewise Jump Up, Neurofunk, Technoid, Techstep and among other variety of subgeneros that they propose ... for the moment I only make homemade mixtures without any type of devices out of the ordinary of course I always try to get the juice to the best playlists and Tracks in the area ...

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