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Artist(s): Plasmator
Track: Inertia
Album: The Division Vol. 3
Record Label: Sub-Division Recordings
Catalog#: SDR025
Release Date: --- Available 03/12/2021 ---
Buy Here: https://www.beatport.com/release/the-division-vol-3/3561005

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Plasmator - Inertia [Sub-Division Recordings] PREMIERE

With heavy pressure, the stone cold mastermind behind Identity Records, DIS:TURBED, drops another round of minimal heaters designed to wreak havoc on sound systems everywhere. The Fragment EP takes the usual culprits - crunchy snares, stripped back subs, and sinister atmosphere - and seamlessly blends them with searing layers of depth and sound that will leave you buzzing with excitement for days.

The title track “Fragment” sets the stage, ushering in otherworldly stabs of FX and booming drums that shape this release . The sheer weight of the drop instantly transports you to the netherworld, as the vibrating intensity of the sub glues the body in place. With rolling clicky hats and drifting hypnotic Fx worming their way into the mind, this song reveals itself to be a powerhouse in every way imaginable.

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DIS:TURBED - Fragment [OUT NOW]

Deep Crisis bringing some serious heat with their debut release

Mind How Ya Chat / Dynamo

Mind How Ya Chat

Deep Crisis - Mind How Ya Chat

We’re starting the year off with an incredible new single from one of our favorite and regular producers on the label!
The duo True Tactix has dropped Rock Again! This single is a clear example of their evolution and demonstrates that they are always at the forefront of the Drum & Bass world.
It’s an honor to have them among our ranks! Congratulations to True Tactix on this release! 😊
Don’t miss the opportunity to add this song to your favorite playlist or load it onto your USB to set the dance floor on fire!
Rock Again!!

Rock Again

True Tactix - Rock Again

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One People EP

Mild Drugs

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Fan the Flames / Mincemeat

Mincemeat

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JDNB Feature - Showcasing The Freshest Music!

This time around we highlight the popular That’s What We Call Bass! series from our friends over at Grid

Release Date: February 9th

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JDNB Feature -  Module - Whomper Stomper [Grid Recordings]

Subdue Audio drop their first VA, bringing an impressive 8 new artists to the label.

The label’s most ambitious release yet has something for everyone who likes to keep their BPMs above 170, making a strong statement of intent over the course of 13 tracks.

Drawing from the musical origins of the genre, the VA features numerous junglistic cuts adapted to various contexts. Che Mac’s Jungle Music boasts big amens to bigger 808s in keeping with classic sounds, whilst Sordid Affair’s Leaving makes use of a cerebral processed vocal chord progression, thick bassline, and an ethereal sample in a contemporary twist. The boundary between jungle and drum and bass is blurred further by Vansnatch on Into You; desire-filled vocals, a saturated bass, and syncopated drums blend a jungle arrangement with minimal sound design. 

Minimal flavours heavily persist across six other tracks on the release. Empt’s contribution is a combination of distorted bass and moody arpeggios and percussions. Concentrate by Gengs features a thunderous call and response bassline paired with stripped-back drums, whilst O/MEGA’s Elucidate revolves around an animated, saturated bassline and pitched vocal chops. Subdue Audio’s bold move to combine styles from across the spectrum is exemplified on Brasstax’s Stitch Up and Koto by Apom, as minimal elements are combined with jungle and jump up influences respectively. Even Jump Up stalwart Vital leans into a more rolling number with stripped back drums and selective sampling.

Other tracks lean further into the rich heritage of jump up - specifically, the fabled Bristol sound of the late ‘90s. Laney’s Ina Fiya brings big roller vibes to the VA, echoing back to the classic V Recordings and Full Cycle sound, whilst TLZ (UK) re-injects minimal energy into Back Again with Madrush MC taking charge on the vocal.

Fully expressing the diversity of the label, two liquid tracks are also featured. Edan and Berrow pair soft and graceful piano chords with a deep, resonant bassline on Always Tired, and ZER0STRATEGY closes the release with another beautiful liquid cut, No More Time To Waste. Organic, rolling drums, glistening vocalisations, and distorted organ arpeggios perfectly round out the release and offer a glimpse into the diverse and promising future of Subdue Audio.

LANEY - INA FIYA

BASS

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Bio: 

Chr1smasta DLOTD (Dark Lord Of The Decks) is my DJ name and is inspired by another passion of mine Star Wars!!

44 year old Drum and bass producer and DJ from Birmingham.
Been DJing close to 30 years. Started at 15 with a pair of belt drive decks and some borrowed vynil. I caught the rave scene hard and fell in love with the high energy music.

Played a few events and clubs in midlands before giving it all up at 21 for family life and a real job!!!

Played around on a home setup until 2018 when I took the reigns back and started DJing with a passion. Went to Ibiza DJ retreat and met some great people and DJs out there (Rob Anderson & Brandon block) and played out at Ibiza Rocks for the Wonderland after party and played Inhalar in the old town the night after. Came home and hit the socials hard and went from tech house back to my roots in drum and bass and jungle. Started producing in 2020 and have self released around 10 tracks now. I know my style and never deviate from my Darkside path. (although I do enjoy a naughty bootleg)
I don't go in for gimmicks or change my style to what's currently popular. I'm in this for the long run and enjoy every moment of this life