***OFFICIAL RELEASE DATE 24th NOVEMBER***

Featured on the Hybrid Minds - Mountains Remixed Album

Vinyl Tracklist:

A1) Mountains feat. Jasmine Spence (Dexcell Remix) 
A2) Trauma feat. Rocky Nti (Lenzman Remix) 
A3) Meant To Be feat. Grimm (Insideinfo Remix) 
B1) Broken feat. Ad-Apt & Charlie P (BCee Remix) 
B2) Forest feat. Philippa Hanna (Total Science Remix) 
B3) Halcyon feat. Grimm (DLR Remix)

CD Tracklist: 
1) Ascent feat. Linguistics & Charlie P (A.M.C Remix) 
2) Meant To Be feat. Grimm (Insideinfo Remix) 
3) Take It Away feat. BCee (Saxxon Remix) 
4) Mountains feat. Jasmine Spence (Dexcell Remix) 
5) Starlet feat. Mimi Page (Phil Tangent Remix) 
6) Music Talks (Nymfo Remix) 
7) Broken feat. Ad-Apt & Charlie P (BCee Remix) 
8) Forest feat. Philippa Hanna (Total Science Remix) 
9) Trauma feat. Rocky Nti (Lenzman Remix) 
10) Drama feat. Tempza & Laurence Baker (Neonlight Remix) 
11) Halcyon feat. Grimm (DLR Remix) 
12) New Orleans feat. Holly Drummond (BCee Remix) 
13) Unfold feat. Jasmine Spence & Grimm (D Bridge Remix) 
14) Prophecy feat. Ad-Apt & Mike Romeo (Teddy Killerz Remix) 
15) Mountains feat. Jasmine Spence (Jakwob Remix)

Hybrid Minds - Meant To Be ft. Grimm (InsideInfo Remix)

After a hiatus which has left many fans sitting on the edge of their subs, Calyx & Teebee are making a dramatic return. And with this record in tow, the scene is about to bow down yet again to two of their most skilled sonic crafters. 

With the huge success of their All or Nothing LP laying just over the horizon, Calyx & Teebee are about to take the title place yet again and with the full throttle forces of pounding basslines and meticulously constructed mechanics. But what else could you expect from two revered veterans of the genre, whose joint muscle has telescoped the competition in comparison. 

However, it’s not just their duteous workmanship and full-throttle drive that makes their music so undeniably huge. In tracks like ‘A Day That Never Comes’ Larry Con’s vocals lead you by the hand into all-out anarchy. Revving between each break, your picked up and dropped by verbal crescendos. Angry, yet innovative and impressively intricate, Calyx & Teebee have raised expectations even higher. 


A Day That Never Comes / Snakes & Ladders

A Day That Never Comes

Being a production line of carefully crafted composition with a meticulous production standard, Calyx & Teebee have delivered yet again. And after dominating the Beatport Top 100 with their most recent single ‘A Day That Never Comes / Snakes & Ladders’, they won’t be applying the brakes anytime soon, especially in the lead up to their greatly anticipated second album on the Ram imprint.

Back on vocal duties, Calyx demonstrates the pair’s multi-dimensional approach to beat making. With plucky percussion relaying you through bouncing subs and a drivingly solid bassline, it defines their vast repertoire of style. They’re not scared to dip into unfamiliar territories, with Calyx’s cool vocals sitting on top of lulling guitar rhythms to provide the first part of a diverse and brilliantly crafted record. 

With an album laying just out of reach, each single is bringing us closer and closer to the inevitable. All four tracks prove their still a formidable force to be reckoned with; this LP will only emphasise that fact. 

Long Gone

Being a production line of carefully crafted composition with a meticulous production standard, Calyx & Teebee have delivered yet again. And after dominating the Beatport Top 100 with their most recent single ‘A Day That Never Comes / Snakes & Ladders’, they won’t be applying the brakes anytime soon, especially in the lead up to their greatly anticipated second album on the Ram imprint.

Back on vocal duties, Calyx demonstrates the pair’s multi-dimensional approach to beat making. With plucky percussion relaying you through bouncing subs and a drivingly solid bassline, it defines their vast repertoire of style. They’re not scared to dip into unfamiliar territories, with Calyx’s cool vocals sitting on top of lulling guitar rhythms to provide the first part of a diverse and brilliantly crafted record. 

‘Sawn Off’ rolls out next; it’s a grittier track than its predecessor, with a conundrum of hi-hats and aggressive drum patterns. Pounding pads take you towards a colossal break, heighten by the effect of a cleverly placed sample. The track ricochets throughout, not losing momentum or impact, with an intricately weaved structure, one only achievable by a team who’ve been running the game for decades.  

With an album laying just out of reach, each single is bringing us closer and closer to the inevitable. All four tracks prove they’re still a formidable force to be reckoned with; this LP will only emphasise that fact. 


Sawn Off

Document One – I Got a Fever / Follow Me
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Since Document One stormed onto Technique's roster, this production duo have set about marking out their very own niche in the D&B spectrum. Songwriters' musicality and an appreciation for multiple genres, while still keeping focus firmly on the dancefloor, makes for a powerful combination. Now, with this latest release, they're back to consolidate their status and draw together some more threads in their ongoing multi-form musical narrative.

“I Got a Fever” wastes no time in laying out the formula. A swing-time low-end perforates smoky jazz club ambience, with loose percussion holding down the beat. The bass morphs between upright plucks and synthetic sweeps to neatly underline Document One's approach of providing a slick modern twist on foundation sounds. As the track builds, a vocal sample signals its time for the bass and drum to tighten up and drop into a cowbell-led funkstepping ride. This is summer music, as much about fun and partying with a smile on your face as it is about serious musicianship.

Then there's a whole different take on the summertime vibe for “Follow Me”. Ethereal vocals float over crisp and punchy drums, accompanied by long liquid bass tones, delicate trumpet and laid-back keys. It's a gentle soulful roller... But then it's suddenly not that at all. Document One puncture the atmosphere like a sharp intake of breath and kick us with a boot made from filthy bass. And now the light and floating sounds from before just serve to accentuate the heavyweight drive of the rave engine this tune has become. When the dancefloor needs a kickstart, here's one to draw for.

So, Document One have proved once again that they not only understand the palette of sounds and textures offered by jazz, funk and soul, but they're also willing and able to twist them into their own paradigm. They make music to make musicians nod in appreciation, but to make everyone else rave hard.

Tracklisting:

 1.	Document One – I Got a Fever
 2.	Document One – Follow Me

For interview requests and further information, contact:

info@techniquerecordings.co.uk

Document One - I Got A Fever ( Friction BBC R1 Premiere)

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Document One – Run the Block / Small Steps

It hasn't taken long for Document One to define their own niche among the Technique Recordings roster. Brimming with multi-genre experience, this team has come well-equipped with a fresh and clean production style, overt musicality and uncompromising levels of funk. This release reasserts their commitment to the dancefloor while showing off yet more colours from their palette.

“Run the Block” takes the tough but smoky sound that Document One has made their own and adds a layer of East Coast hip-hop flavour. The rap-along vocal, that trademark upright and synthetic bass fusion, the popping drums and live-instrument arrangement combine to make this tune a definitive statement of Document One's musical heritage. And of course, that means it has that jazzfunk dancefloor energy in abundance.

Then “Small Steps” flips the script, darkening things up in a way you might not be expecting from these guys. The intro is the sound of approaching menace, as military drums call the dance to order. An eerie dialogue sample ratchets up the tension, before a building kick pattern is deployed as a call-to-arms. Then the drop is all about those twisted tendrils of bass, snaking around techstep drums and ghost-in-the-machine stabs. This is what happens when musicality meets aggression on a hell-bent mission to mash up the rave.

So, as well as keeping a firm grip on their low-down dancefloor funking credentials, this release has proved that Document One have a love and talent for all sides of this music. As their track titles declare, they “Run the Block” in the funk neighbourhood and they're making “Small Steps” into the shadowy technoid realm. Now they've shown they can kill the dance in both, it's clear the Document One operation doesn't believe in boundaries.

Tracklisting:

 1.	Run the Block
 2.	Small Steps

For interview requests and further information, contact:

info@techniquerecordings.co.uk

More info: www.techniquerecordings.co.uk

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Pre Order

Document One - Run The Block [Friction Fire BBC Radio 1]

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Forthcoming on the Dim Sum EP.

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Undeniably one of the most exciting new acts to emerge in 2019 was Viper’s newest signing Millbrook. With a consistent slew of singles proving his incredible ability from the get-go, Millbrook has quickly become a favourite amongst DJs and fans alike. “Rituals” earned the formidable talent early support from UKF, while his collaborative “The Rise” with Vorso & Mad Hed City was a BBC Radio 1 favourite for weeks – and that is just the beginning. Millbrook was also invited to contribute to Matrix & Futurebound’s ‘Mystery Machine’ remix compilation, a huge honour and ultimate testament to the rising star’s abilities, with his take on ‘Hindsight’ supported by Liquicity.

Now, entering 2020 in a big way, Millbrook is releasing yet another soon to be iconic single, this time in the form of ‘What Now’. A somewhat erratic opening paints the picture of a bustling market, slowly building in depth and intrigue as Millbrook masterfully layers in new sounds in what is quickly becoming his signature approach to drum & bass. Cinematic and incredibly enthralling, Millbrook takes the time to build an entire immersive world before tearing things up with a heavy yet groovy drop in an unexpected way.

Chaotic yet crisp, Millbrook’s sound design shines through in all his productions; paired with such creative arrangements and ideas, the result is something uniquely stunning each and every time, and this latest release is no exception. Millbrook has already proven he’s one to watch with such a strong 2019, and 2020 will undoubtedly be an even bigger year for the talented producer.

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