Hannah Wants & Jamie George brought us the original heady bounding sub-bass vocal track ‘Butterflies’ in September 2013 (Rinse Recordings).
 
Hybrid Theory (Four40 Records) reworks the once tense gritty bass anthem with smooth musicality and slick garage grooves over the top of crisp four to the floor drum patterns and percussion.  Jamie George’s pitched down vocal throughout creates a dark soulful presence, and with the use of cool melodic synths and stabs, the track is transformed into an uplifting big room banger while still maintaining its original underground essence.
Hybrid Theorys remix, (which was originally made only as a one off for Jamie and Hannah Wants) was first previewed as part of Jamie Georges “Ones2Watch” mix for Urban Nerds, but with the great feedback received on the track, Jamie and Hybrid Theory only saw it fit to give it away as an exclusive free download to you.

Jamie George – soundcloud.com/JamieGeorge
Hybrid Theory – soundcloud.com/HybridTheory-1
Hannah Wants – soundcloud.com/Hannah_Wants 

Hannah Wants & Jamie George - Butterflies (Hybrid Theory Remix)

This week our mix comes from DJ/producer collective Tumble Audio.

Based in Nottingham the five member strong group push a wide variety of bass music including Funky, Grime and House. We also had a chat with the guys about DJ Jazzy Jeff, Don't Flop, Slew Dem and Mothercare. Check it all out here http://www.urban-nerds.com/2013/03/28/urban-nerds-mix-of-the-week-interview-unmotw-3/
For more from Tumble Audio check out their:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TumbleAudio

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/tumbleaudio

Twitter: https://twitter.com/TumbleAudio

Tumble Audio - Urban Nerds Mix Of The Week

This week we've got our #UNMOTW from a man who dropped his debut solo EP last November and has continued to go from strength to strength and establish himself in the scene. The young London based DJ/Producer draws on a lot of grimey/bassey tracks to create his unique sound. We've got an interview with the man himself, check it out here with the full track list for this mix; http://www.urban-nerds.com/2013/04/11/urban-nerds-mix-of-the-week-interview-pedro-123/ 

For more from Pedro check out his;

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/iampedro123

Facebook: www.facebook.com/Pedro.one.two.three

Twtitter: https://twitter.com/iampedro123

Pedro 123 - Urban Nerds Mix Of The Week

This week we got our Urban Nerds Mix Of The Week (#UNMOTW) from a vet in the scene, its only man like Hatcha! We thought as we've just announced our return to Brighton where we will be teaming up with Sin City that it was only right to get Sin City's head honcho to drop us an exclusive mix and interview. 

Have a read of the interview here: http://bit.ly/YH3qIk

For more from Hatcha check out his;

Facebook: www.facebook.com/hatchadj

Twitter: @DJHATCHA 

DJ Hatcha - Urban Nerds Mix Of The Week

In four years Urban Nerds has risen in the ranks of underground clubbing to become one of London’s biggest bass brands.

The first Nerds rave hit East London in 2007 to provide a new home to underground genres spanning dubstep, grime, electro, hip-hop, drum & bass, reggae and beyond. Nerds was one of the ﬁrst nights in the big smoke to pioneer a multi-genre concept and the amalgamation of bass culture that’s since been adopted across the country and inﬁltrated the full spectrum of electronic music. As underground British beats &amp; blips become increasingly genre-crossing and too often branded with the ‘bass’ bracket, Urban Nerds maintains its position as one of the best events in the country to embrace this new dance hybrid.

Four years down the line and the Urban Nerds count themselves part of the lucky few to have hosted room 3 at Fabric and room 2 at Matter, with a landmark Fabriclive room 2 debut in July 2011. They’ve collaborated on events with music moguls such as Mixmag, Time Out and the much respected DMC World DJ Championships. In 2011 Nerds returned to Europe’s biggest ski and snowboard festival, Snowbombing, as an official club partner for the third year running.

In LDN Urban Nerds were amongst the ﬁrst on the bass scene to take the sounds of the underground out of the club, pushing boundaries with a string of sell-out warehouse events that regularly see 1500 clubbers dub-step their way through the night in unique, mind-blowing locations. In warehouses from Shoreditch to Southwark, in dark East End basements, in iconic London venues and increasingly cross-country in Europe, Urban Nerds raves have become known for a great atmosphere, a strong and loyal crowd and an unashamed love for a plethora of bass-led party sounds. 

There’s really no one else who’s as nerdy about British underground urban music as this lot.

For more hit up http://www.urban-nerds.com 




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