Look Down [Free Download]

Might be a WIP and continued, but as it sits it can play in a loop which is kind of fun

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GRIDUK285 - DJ DIREKT

Free tune from me! Yes, I have a little changes in my sound, but it doesn't mean that I finished producing Jump Up.
My creativity will be more various.
Thanks Ignescent Recordings for this release!
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Ozma - Dying Breath [Ignescent Recordings free]

TENCHU presents his newest solo release on IN:DEEP MUSIC with the LENNY CARLSON EP, a five track work driven by his umbral, funk influenced sound. Continuing in the spirit of his previous works on Mainframe Recordings and frequent collaborations with Breakpitt on IN:DEEP MUSIC, the LENNY CARLSON EP presents a further five tracks upon which TENCHU displays his deft sonic expertise.

Cat.Nr: IN:DEEP029

Release Date: 05/07/2019

Tracklist:

a. Lenny Carlson
b. Intoxicated
c. Access Control
d. Mirrorcase
e. TicTacToe

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Lenny Carlson EP

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Tenchu - Lenny Carlson [IN:DEEP029]

‘17 years of Mainframe Recordings’ album. The LP features an eye watering 18 tracks, all of which provide a snapshot into how the imprint has evolved over the course of its expansion. Including newcomer artists who Mainframe are currently investing in, as well as those who Mainframe have had play at their raucous club nights, there’s a host of tastes catered for. And with a name like Disaszt at the helm, the album, the label and its events have been in good hands. 
Tracks like Ripple’s ‘Stranger’, Wingz ‘Definite’, and Halflow’s ‘Progressive ID’ set the mood, showing the talent which Mainframe have at their fingertips when it comes to the fresher waters of drum & bass. Then Mainframe frequenters Dubape, Phentix, Alibi and Smooth pull you into their expert riddims throughout its track listing. Breakpitt & Tenchu offers something different throughout the soundscape of ‘Flashfreeze’ whilst Picota & Kumbh’s ‘Contact’ continues the moodier vibes. Tobax’s cutthroat style is prevalent throughout ‘Overback’ and the head honcho Disaszt returns with Dorian for ‘Boom’. Tuff Gee & Carter’s ‘Pimp Ride’, Manta’s ‘Childhood Memories’, Salaryman’s ‘Soul Reminder’, Akov’s ‘Afterlife’ and Counterstrike’s ‘Fearless’ finishes the exclusively new tracks but there’s more to come, with a VIP treatment of TR Tactics and The Clamps ‘Maggot’. 
As an album, it’s a formidable collection of tracks. But when looking at Mainframe’s vast history, they would need such an LP to pay homage to their legacy and ‘17 Years of Mainframe’ certainly delivers. So, sit back and begin your journey through the album, which is sure to bring back memories from the best club nights over recent times.

Residual

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Phentix - Residual

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It's time for some veteran business on Technique Recordings. We've already seen T-Phonic dropping bombs on the label with his almighty team-ups with Deadman (now operating under the name Al Storm), and, of course, Sense's name will be familiar to all real heads. Whether you know him from his long-standing Moondance residency, his huge collabs with the likes of Peshay and J Majik or his heavyweight solo back cat, it's clear he brings some serious pedigree to the table.

So, what's the story here?

The first track is called 'Junglist Murderer' and, seemingly, it does exactly what the title suggests. We're thrown headlong into a landscape of rave stabs, manipulated breaks and ragga vocals. But that's just the intro. With an OJ's ear for twisting up styles and patterns, T-Phonic and Sense build to a drop which presents a whole different angle.

The gut-rupturing two-step drums and insistently grinding bass, punctuated and accentuated by masterful break-deployment connect the foundational elements of junglism directly to today's DnB dancefloors.

Then, 'Vanished Without a Trace' displays a whole other facet to T-Phonic and Sense's style. Cinematic layers of warm and enveloping synth-work paint an epic sci-fi setting, supplemented by the eponymous dialogue sample. We're in a world of huge, rising, hopeful chords, but with an insidious note of darkness and danger just under the surface.

The pounding savagery of the drop punches a hole straight through whatever gentle and comforting warmth there might have been in the intro's harmonies. Now we're down to business with explosive drums and shuddering low-end, and paranoid rising tones keeping the tension at heart-troubling levels. T-Phonic and Sense aren't close to being done there, though. They've saved some of their most twisted modulations for the second drop, making this a versatile weapon for creative deejays.

There's a combination of styles here, as junglist influences meld with modern dancefloor DnB. T-Phonic and Sense have delivered two tunes that are going to find a place in sets across the drum 'n' bass scene and beyond. Unmissable.

Junglist Murderer / Vanished Without a Trace

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T-Phonic & Sense - Junglist Murderer

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Core members of the hand-picked elite force that make up the Technique Recordings roster, No Concept are known as much for their eclectic selection of influences as they are for sheer dance demolition.

And here's how they're setting their stall out for 2020.

First up is a trip down memory lane with 'Be the 1'. No Concept deliver pitch perfect old skool vibes in the intro with pitched-up vocals, breaks, stabs...all that 1991 goodness. But behind the throwback facade lies a militant smasher aimed straight at contemporary dancefloors. The savage bassline assault blended masterfully with the retro elements means this is going to find fans amongst selectors of all persuasions.

Then 'Remember' flips the script. No Concept take us through moods of anxious tension, soulful emotion, and hyped anticipation before we've even got to the drop. Moments of melody and harmony signal that this tune isn't going to do things by the book. The dark minimalism of the drop, made from rolling beats and modulating bass tones punctated with gorgeous floating vocal samples, is a call to arms that's guaranteed to resonate with ravers.

No Concept live up to their name once again with two tunes that defy neat categorisation. The constantly evolving style of these producers means that each one of their releases delivers something new every time. Better pay close attention.

Be The 1 / Remember

No Concept - Remember

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Following what has already been a hugely successful year for the mysterious producer, Giganti returns to home label Viper with yet another quality record to add to his increasingly impressive resume with ‘The Kraken’. Although little is known about the producer, recent releases like ‘Olympa’, ‘Danger Mouse’, ‘MAD’ featured on Bassrush 4.0, plus remixes for Beat Assassins’ ‘Home Grown’ and Chris Martin & Kanye’s ‘Homecoming’, the one thing that is certain is that Giganti has got a knack for producing dancefloor bangers, earning support from the scene’s most praised DJs and tastemakers already.
‘The Kraken’ opens on an instantly suspenseful note, with elements of a haunted lullaby building a sense of dread and anticipation. Ominous and foreboding, an eerie vocal paves the way for a healthy dose of Giganti’s signature growling bass, resounding out the speakers with criminal intent. Loud, bold, and unapologetic, the unique sound Giganti is forging for himself is evident throughout.
With such an impressive hotstreak in 2020 already, Giganti has turned more than a few heads in the scene, and with good reason. Showing no signs of slowing down, ‘The Kraken’ is yet another strong indicator of his innate skill and why it was only fit Giganti found a home on the mighty Viper Recordings.
Beatport Exclusive: 29.05.20
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Giganti - The Kraken [VPR205]

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Lovers of high-impact, high-drama, dancefloor-attuned DnB know it's time to sit up and pay attention when a Tantrum Desire release drops. Not just a creator of some of the most monstrous anthems to grace streams, raves and festival stages, but also one of the wickedest selectors on the circuit, this is a producer who knows exactly how to move a crowd.

So, let's step into 'The Arena' and see what's up.

Interleaving pads, disturbed by fluctuating touches of distant timbres, set the tone. Drums enter to deliver a juddering pulse and ramp up the anticipation. Then, to add one more twist, TD breaks things back down, adding the first hints of a call-to-action synth riff and ghostly vocals, then onwards to a surging build.

As the bassline, beat and riff hit together, it's obvious we're in the presence of something irresistible. We're rolling with that classic vibesy jungle recipe of manipulated breaks, a heavyweight low-end and samples. But, this is Tantrum Desire at work, so watch for his pristine synth-work and those trademark cinematic atmospheres he's used to carve his signature on the sound.

Excitingly, here we're getting to see Tantrum Desire revisiting some of the junglist themes he explored on his 'Diversified' album. And, we already know he's got a myriad of other styles and flavours in his musical toolbox so we can't wait to see what possibilities he's going to explore next.

The Arena

Tantrum Desire - The Arena

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No Concept - Remember

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