Kaisers choice

Quest mix

Beatport bit.ly/OneTonneOfBass
iTunes smarturl.it/TECH125

These days, the name L Plus on a release comes laden with expectations. There'll be expansive areas of soundscape harbouring rave-reverberating bass and precision-strike drums. There'll be detailed attention to musicality and a never-lapsing surge of energy. And if you've been checking shows from heavy-hitters like Friction recently, you'll know that this EP delivers on those expectations to the max.

“Jailbreak” is all about controlled aggression. A suspenseful chord pattern interspersed with drive-by shots of bass sets the scene. Then there's a multi-stage drop, first delivering us into a pressurised container of bass and kicks, before a further build leads us to the addition of punch-to-the-solar-plexus snares. This is heavy, heavy, unrelenting stuff.

And talking of heavy stuff, the next track is, aptly enough, “One Tonne of Bass”. A big room intro built from swirling atmospherics and wide sonorous sustained notes shimmers into view. Then the eponymous vocal sample signals a drop down into straight-up head-nodding grimy funk. Then L Plus keeps the heat rising as the bassline modulates to give each sixteen bars a character of its own. This is one to give the dancefloor a proper workout.

Then “Arcade” brings something for ravers to love and producers to envy. The chirps, bleeps and melodic patterns of eighties gaming are recreated and woven into twenty-first synthesis in a way we haven't quite heard before. It's a shoot 'em up between nostalgic stabs and ultra-modern bass and riffs which grows into a full on sonic war, and it's an addictive exultant joy. This is one that screams out to be pulled back and played from the top.

Things are a little darker in the dystopian city conjured up by “Snitch”. There's a technoid paranoia in the air, brought on by an approaching insurgency of low end. The drop provides no relief as sparse beats leave the bassline free to fill the space with interrogation-room oppression. With one eye always on the dancefloor, this is where L Plus proves his mastery of creating mood with music.

This EP proves why L Plus tunes are a constant fixture in the sets of well-informed DJs. Combining a rare technical proficiency with a well-honed musical and storytelling sensibility, plus a ruthless desire to smash parties everywhere, this producer is at the top of his game. This is creative rave music set to blaze on raves and airwaves alike.

Tracklisting:

1.	L Plus – Jailbreak
2.	L Plus – One Tonne of Bass
3.	L Plus – Arcade
4.	L Plus – Snitch

For interview requests and further information, contact:

info@techniquerecordings.co.uk

L Plus - One Tonne Of Bass

Dirty DnB

A journey through all variations of subgenres which Drum & Bass has to offer.
Enjoy :)

D'n'B

dnb tracks

Savant - Fatality (Dutyfreak Remix) Free Download

liquicity.databeats.com/download/liq006
itunes.apple.com/us/album/believe…ngle/id766419884
www.beatport.com/release/believe-ep/1205897
VINYL: www.triplevision.nl/release/LIQUICITY002/

"Believe EP" by Maduk on Liquicity Records!
Support by: Pendulum, Camo & Krooked, Danny Byrd, TC, Friction, Brookes Brothers, Fred V & Grafix, Dexcell, Drumsound & Bassline Smith, Smooth, Feint, Metrik and many more!

Believe (ft. Hebe)

Get Believe EP

Maduk - Believe (Ft. ZOE ASKA)

Future Perfect Remix EP out on the 16 /12/ 13 on Ram Records. Remixes from Loadstar, DC Breaks, Frankee and Rene Lavice

Buy here
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Losing You - Loadstar Remix (Clip)

As we enter into this festive time TC has decided to let all his underground fans get they’re hands on

a totally exclusive couple of tunes “Into the Jungle” and “Deuces”

Real DJ Dub Plate Pressure!

BUY IT HERE: http://dontplay.bandcamp.com/album/into-the-jungle-deuces

TC - Into The Jungle

iCicle - Arrows

Camo & Crooked - See Trough You

Audio & Mob Tactics - Exit Wound

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Listen on Spotify

15. Priority One & TwoThirds - City Needs Sleep

2. Maduk - Vermilion

Ed Sheeran - Don't (Netsky Remix)

Signs

VARIOUS ARTISTS - ‘Audio presents RAMlife Drum & Bass’
RAM RECORDS - RELEASED 22nd February 

Pre-order RAMLife and get Audio -  Foodchain now - http://po.st/AudioRAMLifeiT

2014 stands as a defining moment for the RAM Records imprint. Not only did it announce the pivotal signing of artists like Audio, Teddy Killerz and Bensley but they also oversaw the birth of compilation series RAMLife hosted by Loadstar. Even in its first form, it contained nearly every essential release the last twelve months had to offer. 

But this year, RAMLife is taking you into deeper and murkier dimensions. Having already flexed his production muscle on the ricocheting, four-track ‘Nil by Mouth’ EP, as well as his first visual debut in the music video for ‘Heads Up’, it’s now time for Audio to cut open and expose his musical psyche. 

Including some of the most aggressive, technically adept and prominent artists the genre has to offer, including Bad Company, Optiv & BTK and Noisia to name a few, no stone goes unturned for the album’s entirety. Audio also throws bass-fuelled bullets in the form of exclusives, with explosive VIPs that have yet to be released. 

The brand new cut ‘Foodchain’ from Audio sets a theme which is prevalent throughout all 27 tracks. Uncompromising yet diligently crafted, it leads you into a freight train of musicality which holds you hostage from start to finish. Zipping through to the mechanical composition of Mefjus’ ‘Brainwork’, all the way back to Spor’s heavy-hitting ‘Bullet Time’ remix; this is a no holds barred exploration of the genre’s darker side.  

But what can you expect from the man who garners such an explosive reputation across the club circuit? Audio brings his live personality into the whole album and accompanying mix; one that doesn't let you pause for breath. They're a collection of tracks that'll leave an atomic bomb sized impression inside the community, which further solidifies his reputation as an ever- growing, unstoppable goliath. 


Audio - Foodchain

2014 stands as a defining moment for the RAM Records imprint. Not only did it announce the pivotal signing of artists like Audio, Teddy Killerz and Bensley but they also oversaw the birth of compilation series RAMLife hosted by Loadstar. Even in its first form, it contained nearly every essential release the last twelve months had to offer. 

But this year, RAMLife is taking you into deeper and murkier dimensions. Having already flexed his production muscle on the ricocheting, four-track ‘Nil by Mouth’ EP, as well as his first visual debut in the music video for ‘Heads Up’, it’s now time for Audio to cut open and expose his musical psyche. 

Including some of the most aggressive, technically adept and prominent artists the genre has to offer, including Bad Company, Optiv & BTK and Noisia to name a few, no stone goes unturned for the album’s entirety. Audio also throws bass-fuelled bullets in the form of exclusives, with explosive VIPs that have yet to be released. 

The brand new cut ‘Foodchain’ from Audio sets a theme which is prevalent throughout all 27 tracks. Uncompromising yet diligently crafted, it leads you into a freight train of musicality which holds you hostage from start to finish. Zipping through to the mechanical composition of Mefjus’ ‘Brainwork’, all the way back to Spor’s heavy-hitting ‘Bullet Time’ remix; this is a no holds barred exploration of the genre’s darker side.  

But what can you expect from the man who garners such an explosive reputation across the club circuit? Audio brings his live personality into the whole album and accompanying mix; one that doesn’t let you pause for breath. They’re a collection of tracks that’ll leave an atomic bomb sized impression inside the community, which further solidifies his reputation as an ever- growing, unstoppable goliath. 


DC Breaks - Swag (Audio Remix)

THE KID FROM LUX this is the latest import from Europe this guy has been bussing up the airways with his hard hitting jump up dnb slash tec style this is defo a guy to watch out for this year the KFL(kid from lux)is giving you his debut ep full of big tunes getting played by brockie nicky bm grooverider logan hizzleguy limited dominator this list goes on CLICK LIKE AND SHARE 

BIO BEATS 2015 

Confusion

Silent Witness Cohesion Promo Mix

Taken from Friction's Vs Vol. 3 EP

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Timelapse Vs Metrik

Great remix of Kelis' new single Change by our friends Quadrant, Kid Hops & Iris.

Out today via Ninja Tune here: iTunes: http://found.ee/keliscrfb-it / Ninjashop: http://found.ee/keliscrfb

Kelis - Change (Quadrant, Kid Hops And Iris Remix)

Released Monday 13th April on Disciple Records. Enjoy!

Beatport: hyperurl.co/TCRemixBP
iTunes: hyperurl.co/TCRemixiTunes

Purchase

Astronaut vs Barely Alive - Raga (TC Remix)

Matrix & Futurebound - Glow Worm out exclusively on Beatport  27th April 2015 on Metro/Viper Recordings: http://bit.ly/metroviper 

Selected as Friction's "Friction Fire" track of the week on BBC Radio 1 (14.04.2015): http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b05pqzd2

M&F Online: 
http://www.facebook.com/matrixandfutubound
http://twitter.com/matrixandfuture
http://www.youtube.com/MatrixFuturebound

Metro/Viper Online:
http://www.facebook.com/metrorecordings
http://www.facebook.com/viperrecordings

Beatport

Matrix & Futurebound - Glow Worm (Friction Fire On BBC Radio 1)

Drum&BassArena 2015 features my exclusive track with https://soundcloud.com/viniciushonorio aka BTK & https://soundcloud.com/optiv - 'Footprint'
3CD/Vinyl: http://smarturl.it/dnba2015splash?IQid=maztek
iTunes: http://smarturl.it/dnba2015?IQid=maztek


BTK, Maztek & Optiv - Footprint  (Drum&BassArena Exclusive)

So the wait is over the THE RETURN OF TELEKOM is here !! you may of heard these tunes getting hammered in he parties over the past 5-6 months,as theses tunes have been doing the rounds with telekoms powerful bass and sounds this is some of his best work,as this year telekom is set for battle with his high energy jump up this ep is setting the standards again …….. WELCOME TO THE BATTLEFIELD 

Telekom - Battlefield

well what can we say the kid is back after the first massive ep on bio beats he's back with a bang with big djs spinning these bangers like nicky black market to hazard to grooverider etc etc all pushing this ep in there set this is a powerful ep and a must have for all dnb lovers 

watch the MIRACLE unfold 

Vacuum - So We Stop

Vacuum - One Step Ahead

Vacuum - Play It For Me

"It’s hard to dispute that “Deep Down Low” is one of the biggest club tracks of 2015. Due to its widespread accessibility and intrinsic versatility in a live setting, Valentino Khan‘s OWSLA single has been adopted by more bass-heavy acts like Skrillex and Knife Party while also fitting snugly into the sets of big room talent like Calvin Harris, Axwell ^ Ingrosso, and Martin Garrix."

Support the "Deep Down Low" Remixes:
iTunes: smarturl.it/DDLremixes
Beatport: http://smarturl.it/DDLRemixBP
Stream: smarturl.it/DDLRemixesStream

Follow Delta Heavy:
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Deep Down Low Remixes

Deep Down Low (Delta Heavy Remix)

Valentino Khan - Deep Down Low (Delta Heavy Remix)

The Prototypes were asked to create a 'Quest Mix' for BBC Radio 1's legendary Annie Nightingale...Here they take you on a journey through Drum & Bass and Bassline House. It's time to party!!!!!!

BBC Radio 1 - The Prototypes 'Quest Mix' for Annie Nightingale

Toronto Is Broken takes control of the Technique Podcast & delivers a sublime mix. Enjoy!!

Tracklist:
TORONTO IS BROKEN - Voyager II (Sub Slayers Dub)
WILKINSON - Tonight (RAM)
TANTRUM DESIRE - Pay Your Own Way (Technique)
TORONTO IS BROKEN - Original (Sub Slayers Dub)
B MOTION - Bear Hug (Viper)
DRUMSOUND & BASSLINE SMITH - Sputnik (Technique)
ERB N DUB & SKOPE ft SMK - Pull It Back (Technique)
TANRUM DESIRE - Get With It (Technique)
SUB FOCUS - Timewarp VIP (Ram)
ENTER SHIKARI - Anaesthetist (KOVEN Remix) (PIAS)
FUTUREBOUND & METRIK - Brave New World (Viper)
DRUMSOUND & BASSLINE SMITH - R U Ready? (Technique)
L PLUS - Red Planet (Technique)
CHASE & STATUS ft PLAN B - Peices (RAM)
THE PRODIGY - Voodoo People (PENDULUM Remix) (XL)
TANTRUM DESIRE - Reach (Technique)
TORONTO IS BROKEN - LV-426 (Sub Slayers)
DOCUMENT ONE - Follow Me (Technique)
CALYX & TEEBEE - Skank (RAM)
TORONTO IS BROKEN ft REESON - Die For You (ANODYNE INDUSTRIES Remix) (Sub Slayers)
JON HOPKINS - Breathe This Air (TORONTO IS BROKEN Bootleg) (DOMINO)
ODER - Closer (Technique)
CRISSY CRISS - Create The Future VIP (Technique)
PHETSTA & SHOCKONE - The Sun 2009 (Technique)
SUB FOCUS - Rock It (RAM)
DRUMSOUND & BASSLINE SMITH - Freak (New State)
TORONTO IS BROKEN - Engineers (Sub Slayers)
TORONTO IS BROKEN - A Place In Time (Sub Slayers)
DIGITAL - Groove Together (Technique)
TORONTO IS BROKEN & ANODYNE INDUSTRIES - Ghost Network (Sub Slayers)
DOCUMENT ONE - I Got A Fever (Technique)
B MOTION - Something, Something (VIPER)
CAMO & KROOKED ft TC - Get Dirty (SMOOTH Remix) (Hospital)
TREI - Seeds VIP (Viper)
KRONOLOGY - Submerge (Technique)
KING YOOF ft RONY BLUE & MR WILLIAMZ - Soundboy Love (TORONTO IS BROKEN Remix (Sub Slayers)
NOISIA & THE UPBEATS - Creep Out (Vision)
TORONTO IS BROKEN - This Way Up (Viper)
KRONOLOGY ft WITHOUT MY ARMOUR - Monster (Technique)
METRIK ft REIJA LEE - Freefall VIP (Viper)
CAMO & KROOKED - Afterlife (BCEE Remix) (Hospital)
TORONTO IS BROKEN ft AMY KIRKPATRICK - Someone Close (Technique)


Episode 42 -Aug 2015 - Technique Podcast Mixed By Toronto Is Broken

Beatport http://bit.ly/OneTonneOfBass
iTunes smarturl.it/TECH125

These days, the name L Plus on a release comes laden with expectations. There'll be expansive areas of soundscape harbouring rave-reverberating bass and precision-strike drums. There'll be detailed attention to musicality and a never-lapsing surge of energy. And if you've been checking shows from heavy-hitters like Friction recently, you'll know that this EP delivers on those expectations to the max.

“Jailbreak” is all about controlled aggression. A suspenseful chord pattern interspersed with drive-by shots of bass sets the scene. Then there's a multi-stage drop, first delivering us into a pressurised container of bass and kicks, before a further build leads us to the addition of punch-to-the-solar-plexus snares. This is heavy, heavy, unrelenting stuff.

And talking of heavy stuff, the next track is, aptly enough, “One Tonne of Bass”. A big room intro built from swirling atmospherics and wide sonorous sustained notes shimmers into view. Then the eponymous vocal sample signals a drop down into straight-up head-nodding grimy funk. Then L Plus keeps the heat rising as the bassline modulates to give each sixteen bars a character of its own. This is one to give the dancefloor a proper workout.

Then “Arcade” brings something for ravers to love and producers to envy. The chirps, bleeps and melodic patterns of eighties gaming are recreated and woven into twenty-first synthesis in a way we haven't quite heard before. It's a shoot 'em up between nostalgic stabs and ultra-modern bass and riffs which grows into a full on sonic war, and it's an addictive exultant joy. This is one that screams out to be pulled back and played from the top.

Things are a little darker in the dystopian city conjured up by “Snitch”. There's a technoid paranoia in the air, brought on by an approaching insurgency of low end. The drop provides no relief as sparse beats leave the bassline free to fill the space with interrogation-room oppression. With one eye always on the dancefloor, this is where L Plus proves his mastery of creating mood with music.

This EP proves why L Plus tunes are a constant fixture in the sets of well-informed DJs. Combining a rare technical proficiency with a well-honed musical and storytelling sensibility, plus a ruthless desire to smash parties everywhere, this producer is at the top of his game. This is creative rave music set to blaze on raves and airwaves alike.


Tracklisting:

 1.	L Plus – Jailbreak
 2.	L Plus – One Tonne of Bass
 3.	L Plus – Arcade
 4.	L Plus – Snitch

For interview requests and further information, contact:

info@techniquerecordings.co.uk

L Plus - Jailbreak [ BBCR1 Friction Premiere]

Beatport http://bit.ly/OneTonneOfBass
iTunes smarturl.it/TECH125


These days, the name L Plus on a release comes laden with expectations. There'll be expansive areas of soundscape harbouring rave-reverberating bass and precision-strike drums. There'll be detailed attention to musicality and a never-lapsing surge of energy. And if you've been checking shows from heavy-hitters like Friction recently, you'll know that this EP delivers on those expectations to the max.

“Jailbreak” is all about controlled aggression. A suspenseful chord pattern interspersed with drive-by shots of bass sets the scene. Then there's a multi-stage drop, first delivering us into a pressurised container of bass and kicks, before a further build leads us to the addition of punch-to-the-solar-plexus snares. This is heavy, heavy, unrelenting stuff.

And talking of heavy stuff, the next track is, aptly enough, “One Tonne of Bass”. A big room intro built from swirling atmospherics and wide sonorous sustained notes shimmers into view. Then the eponymous vocal sample signals a drop down into straight-up head-nodding grimy funk. Then L Plus keeps the heat rising as the bassline modulates to give each sixteen bars a character of its own. This is one to give the dancefloor a proper workout.

Then “Arcade” brings something for ravers to love and producers to envy. The chirps, bleeps and melodic patterns of eighties gaming are recreated and woven into twenty-first synthesis in a way we haven't quite heard before. It's a shoot 'em up between nostalgic stabs and ultra-modern bass and riffs which grows into a full on sonic war, and it's an addictive exultant joy. This is one that screams out to be pulled back and played from the top.

Things are a little darker in the dystopian city conjured up by “Snitch”. There's a technoid paranoia in the air, brought on by an approaching insurgency of low end. The drop provides no relief as sparse beats leave the bassline free to fill the space with interrogation-room oppression. With one eye always on the dancefloor, this is where L Plus proves his mastery of creating mood with music.

This EP proves why L Plus tunes are a constant fixture in the sets of well-informed DJs. Combining a rare technical proficiency with a well-honed musical and storytelling sensibility, plus a ruthless desire to smash parties everywhere, this producer is at the top of his game. This is creative rave music set to blaze on raves and airwaves alike.


Tracklisting:

 1.	L Plus – Jailbreak
 2.	L Plus – One Tonne of Bass
 3.	L Plus – Arcade
 4.	L Plus – Snitch

For interview requests and further information, contact:

info@techniquerecordings.co.uk

Beatport http://bit.ly/OneTonneOfBass
iTunes smarturl.it/TECH125

These days, the name L Plus on a release comes laden with expectations. There'll be expansive areas of soundscape harbouring rave-reverberating bass and precision-strike drums. There'll be detailed attention to musicality and a never-lapsing surge of energy. And if you've been checking shows from heavy-hitters like Friction recently, you'll know that this EP delivers on those expectations to the max.

“Jailbreak” is all about controlled aggression. A suspenseful chord pattern interspersed with drive-by shots of bass sets the scene. Then there's a multi-stage drop, first delivering us into a pressurised container of bass and kicks, before a further build leads us to the addition of punch-to-the-solar-plexus snares. This is heavy, heavy, unrelenting stuff.

And talking of heavy stuff, the next track is, aptly enough, “One Tonne of Bass”. A big room intro built from swirling atmospherics and wide sonorous sustained notes shimmers into view. Then the eponymous vocal sample signals a drop down into straight-up head-nodding grimy funk. Then L Plus keeps the heat rising as the bassline modulates to give each sixteen bars a character of its own. This is one to give the dancefloor a proper workout.

Then “Arcade” brings something for ravers to love and producers to envy. The chirps, bleeps and melodic patterns of eighties gaming are recreated and woven into twenty-first synthesis in a way we haven't quite heard before. It's a shoot 'em up between nostalgic stabs and ultra-modern bass and riffs which grows into a full on sonic war, and it's an addictive exultant joy. This is one that screams out to be pulled back and played from the top.

Things are a little darker in the dystopian city conjured up by “Snitch”. There's a technoid paranoia in the air, brought on by an approaching insurgency of low end. The drop provides no relief as sparse beats leave the bassline free to fill the space with interrogation-room oppression. With one eye always on the dancefloor, this is where L Plus proves his mastery of creating mood with music.

This EP proves why L Plus tunes are a constant fixture in the sets of well-informed DJs. Combining a rare technical proficiency with a well-honed musical and storytelling sensibility, plus a ruthless desire to smash parties everywhere, this producer is at the top of his game. This is creative rave music set to blaze on raves and airwaves alike.

Tracklisting:

1.	L Plus – Jailbreak
2.	L Plus – One Tonne of Bass
3.	L Plus – Arcade
4.	L Plus – Snitch

For interview requests and further information, contact:

info@techniquerecordings.co.uk

L Plus- Arcade

L Plus - Snitch

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1991 - Witchdoctor

ANCIENT RECIPE [OTB]

‘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 - Skank

Audio - Headroom

Availably to buy now - http://smarturl.it/RAMiami just £3.49

No event celebrates dance music’s excess and success like the Miami Winter Music Conference. Having outgrown its four-day flesh-pressed networking roots, the last two weeks of March sees the Florida hotspot don the crown as Party Central. A clubland Mecca for fans and industry players alike, it’s home to all manner of attractions during the fortnight including Ultra Fest, Spring Break, honeys, hunks and a whole host of pop-up parties held everywhere from poolsides to pool clubs. 

Thousands of shindigs, all vying for your attention: each one a showcase for labels, artists and DJs to show what they have in store for the rest of the year… And get inspired by what their peers are rocking, too.

A mainstay at the annual sun-soaked session since their first outing to the US east coast in 1998, Ram Records know the Miami experience intimately. Back then Miami was a different beast; the sole preserve of house and trance, drum & bass had to shout loudly to grab the dancers. These days Miami welcomes all shades of bass music, and D&B is the hottest ticket in both South Beach and Downtown.

Reflecting the changing attitude of the WMC and the wider world of electronic music, Ram Records have curated a compilation of their biggest Miami moments. Spanning from as early as 1999 and rolling right through to the future, each of these cuts have proved to be a bona fide banger in both peaktime sunshine and primetime nightlife.

14 years of Ram releases spread across a 14-strong selection. Press play and be whisked back through Miami’s D&B history. Timeless blasts from drum & bass past include… Ed Rush & Optical’s ever-mean percussion-heavy rub of Ram Trilogy’s ‘Mindscan’, Concord Dawn’s switch-flipping vocal bash-attack ‘Fly Away’, Sub Focus’s career-shaping ‘Airplane’ and MIST’s subtle jazz motifs on ‘Evolution’ 

These heritage bangers rub shoulders with more recent Ram releases with the likes of Culture Shock’s ‘I Remember’, Loadstar’s ‘Passenger’, Delta Heavy’s ‘Get By’, Mind Vortex’s ‘Now It’s Time’ and Calyx & TeeBee’s ‘Pure Gold’ bridging the gap between Miami’s past and present. There’s even time for an exclusive as Toronto’s man-of-the-moment Rene LaVice maintains the heat from his debut album ‘Insidious’ with a shimmering, rolling newbie ‘Query’.

Throw in other key moments such as Andy C’s remix of Major Lazers ‘Get Free’,  Wilkinson’s ‘Need To Know’ and Hamilton’s ‘Deep In My Heart’ and you haven’t just got a potted history of Miami’s biggest D&B anthems… You’ve got a unique Ram Records selection that celebrates
dance music’s success and excess to perfection. Whether you’re heading out to Miami or not this year, this is essential. Finishing off the package is Ram Trilogy – Evolution (MIST Remix) available for the first time digitally.        
 
Tracklist 
1. Major Lazer ft Amber Coffman – Get Free (Andy C Remix) 
2. Sub Focus - Airplane 
3. Culture Shock – I Remember 
4. Wilkinson – Need To Know 
5. Loadstar - Passenger 
6. Rene LaVice – Vice Cream 
7. Delta Heavy – Get By (174 Remix) 
8. Concord Dawn – Fly Away 
9. Ram Trilogy – Mindscan (Ed Rush & Optical Remix) 
10. Mind Vortex – Now It’s Time 
11. Calyx & TeeBee – Pure Gold (Feat Kemo) 
12. Rene LaVice – Query (exclusive!) 
13. Loadstar – Black & White (Hamilton Remix) 
14. Hamilton – Deep In My Heart )
15. Ram Trilogy – Evolution (MIST Remix)

Major Lazer ft Amber Coffman - Get Free (Andy C Remix)

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