Lose Control

Omar+ & bullet tooth - Lose Control

Founder of the in-demand label and event series Bass Jamz, Newcastle's Gaskin has quickly carved out a reputation as one of the most in-demand rising names in the house scene. With a distinctive sound that blends weighty low-end pressure, crisp percussion, and infectious grooves, his tracks have become staples in sets from the likes of Chris Stussy and East End Dubs-earning him serious momentum on dancefloors across Europe.

Now stepping up for his first outing on Solid Grooves, Gaskin delivers the heavyweight 'Get Ya Freak On'-a bold, high-energy cut packed with punchy drums, rolling basslines, provocative vocal samples and that undeniable club-ready attitude. Unfiltered and built for peak-time moments, the record showcases his raw talent and groove-focused approach, marking a standout introduction to the label's ever-evolving catalogue.

SGR099 - Gaskin - Get Ya Freak On

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CircoLoco Records presents You Don’t Own Me, the latest slice of pristine vocal house from imprint alums Prospa, with additional production from Manchester’s Josh Baker and featuring vocals from RAHH. A timeless tune built on a bedrock of pulsing low-end, addictive synths and a defiant vocal hook, You Don’t Own Me is an instant club classic.

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Prospa & Josh Baker - You Don't Own Me (feat. RAHH)

Jordan Peak - Front 2 Back

My new edit of Sitting In The Sun by Dialect drops 25th July on Chaos Records.

Sitting In The Sun (Walking In The Rain)

Coming Friday: https://insomniacrecs.ffm.to/makebelieve

Luke Dean & Omar + - Make Believe

The Finest EP

Gets Like That

Make beleive - Luke dean, Omarplus ( speed garage edit ) - Cauley

Make believe - Luke dean, Omarplus (speed garage edit) - Cauley

Conceited (What The Fuck) Beaumont X Remy

Conceited (What The Fuck)  Beaumont X Remy Ma

Innerbloom vs Low Life

Kicks off with syncopated Jersey Club drum patterns layered over chopped drill hi-hats and punchy 808s, Urban soundscapes and sampled city noise add texture, Mid-song, the energy drops into a grimy trap breakdown with sparse snares, sub-bass, and distorted synths before returning to the Jersey club beat for a high-energy outro.