FB020 features club destroying, playful productions from Murder He Wrote- continuing on his production journey of harnessing an off-kilter take on club music.

Future / Say sees MHW tiptoe on the cusp of a handful of styles, creating percussive, bouncy, vocal, ready for club shellers while ‘twisting elements of garage, hip-hop, drum & bass into his own off key take on UK Funky’.

Originally breaking out via a flurry of releases on the Roska Kicks & Snares imprint, MHW’s tracks have gained heavy support from a diverse range of dance music's most respected tastemakers including Mary Anne Hobbs, DJ EZ, James Lavelle (UNKLE) and Jamz Supernova.

https://soundcloud.com/murder-he-wrote
https://soundcloud.com/futurebounce

Buy:
https://murderhewrote.lnk.to/FutureSaySo

Future / Say 

PREMIERE: Murder He Wrote - Future  [Future Bounce]

all tracks produced mixed and mastered by USER DLSN

Hypnotic

Masha Wordpress - Drop It [Ovelha Trax - System Paradox VA]

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London producer VERE arrives on excess with his debut project Perpetual Motion - a punchy four tracker focussed on all things percussive. 

Ominous opener ‘Trace’ demonstrates VERE’s use of space and bass perfectly, as an eerie sample summons punchy drums through haze and mist. ‘Not So’ features a 1-2 punch of thick bass and heavily accented percussion, a banger primed for dancefloors with enough resolve in the breakdown to stop and take a breath. 

Title track ‘Perpetual Motion’ cranks up the intensity with a barrage of percussion ricocheting around the high end while a futuristic gliding bassline holds down the low section. This contrast in sound carries through the track and Robin Wylie’s punchy mastering has us itching to hear this on a decent system. ‘Midnight Blue’ finishes the EP in similar style, building the ambience with perfect pacing until a cutting 4x4 drop provides a refreshing mode switch. 

Perpetual Motion releases June 14th on excess

https://excessbristol.bandcamp.com/album/vere-perpetual-motion

https://soundcloud.com/excessbristol

PREMIERE: Vere - Trace [excess]

Montreal’s resident club demon Martyn Bootyspoon has been taking USB sticks by storm with banging releases on Local Action, Future Classic, Rhythm Section International and more. He makes his Fool’s Gold debut with Bingo!, an EP of hedonistic jams with all the crunchiness of High Powered Boys-era French Electro. The lineage of Chicago’s classic Trax Records and Dance Mania is alive and well on Bully-Boy House and La Ronde ’92, but Bootyspoon’s own spin is unmistakable…. and horny. .

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