Name: GHOST PHONE 003: V/A by Ghost Phone
Duration: 7 min 12 s
Description: https://honestjons.com/shop/artist/Various/release/003

this is just SZA - Babylon with a fatter kick and snare

sounds @k-lone93 -ish now that i think about it

Dj madd used this in a tune called i know its you!  The first song i mean 

We’re very happy to release this 2-track EP by Soul Beat Runna. He previously released a Free DL single (https://soundcloud.com/samsarab/soul-beat-runna-sly?in=samsarab/sets/singles-free-download)with our label that has been largely appreciated by our audience and supported by many DJs. 

The title-track is a 4x4 high energy old school, bass-driven track with a very interesting use of scat samples. The second track is more introspective with its trippy arpeggios.

Last but not least, ALL the proceeds of the EP will be donated to Mind https://www.mind.org.uk

“The idea for True Rebels came to me at the end of 2020. I wanted to make a Footwork/Jungle/160 track that paid homage to early Detroit Techno pioneers such as Derrick May, Kevin Saunderson and Juan Atkins. The piano riff came first and then the tune practically wrote itself. For the B-Side I made a couple of tracks that didn't make the grade and then came up with a 16 bar loop that I thought was ok. I struggled to think of a way to make it more interesting and then found a tune in my collection with the scat loop that I used to complete it. Ironically the B-Side turned out to be the better track so that is the title of the EP!
Regarding my decision to donate the profits to charity, my girlfriend and I have benefited greatly from the support of the people at Mind (https://www.mind.org.uk) over the years and I want to give something back to an organization that has changed our lives for the better, forever. Thanks to everyone supporting me and my music, I hope you enjoy the tunes.”
  Soul Beat Runna

Runnin' EP

Bandcamp

Soul Beat Runna - Runnin'

Casting a self-reflexive lens over his roots via the medium of crushing, future-rushing soundsystem sonics, Low End Activist returns to Sneaker Social Club with a full-length of monumental proportions.

When the Low End Activism 12” ignited on Sneaker in 2019, it paid tribute to the Blackbird Leys estate in Oxford, UK, where LEA originates from. In the shadow of social inequality and strengthened by the unity of the multi-ethnic community, Blackbird Leys still imposes a powerful influence on LEA’s work, even as he’s stepped out onto Seagrave for last year’s Game Theory album and notched up the first couple of releases on his own self-titled label.

On this new album, Hostile Utopia sums up the conflicting emotions attached to memories of home – how it’s possible to feel nostalgic for the griminess of urban and suburban Britain, its ordinary tales of bitterness and frustration, but also its intrinsic passion and solidarity. At a time when social division is actively engineered by Machiavellian forces, real conviviality at street level feels like an impossible dream.

LEA communicates these tensions through a style which is becoming his signature – dynamic bass torsion and chiseled, fractalised rhythms slugging around the 130 mark. It’s moody like a UK-themed record ought to be, but it’s not morose. There’s fierceness in every snap and rumble, as the legacies of hardcore, jungle, dubstep and grime pour into the casing prior to the gunpowder lighting.

On previous LEA releases, the MC roll call has pointed to some of the most vital voices touching the mic in the present day. Flowdan, Sikka Rymes and Trim all had something different to impart over the riddims, and now Hostile Utopia expands on that with the most extensive show of lyrical strength yet. Mez lights up the woozy, abstract grime swerve of ‘Mercenary’ in a musical style. Emz brings a ruthlessly sharp verbal steez to ‘GetGet’, Killa P gets busy toasting over ‘DFRNT STYLE’ and ‘Superhighway’ carries the dexterous hip-hop flow of Cadence Weapon.

In between those standout tracks, LEA expresses just as much in the production. Tracks brimming with stories to impart, laden with symbols masquerading as samples and draped in aural garb that firmly places Hostile Utopia in a place, a mood, that could only belong to the UK. It’s a hybrid sound just like the society it sprang from, and therein lies its power.

Low End Activist ft.  Emz - Get Get

Nü Kvlture presents Vol.3, a hard hitting compilation dedicated to all things electronic & rave. Twenty two producers from all across the world showcase their visions of dancefloor destroyers, melancholic riddims and abstract takes on hybrid music. The Vol.3 compilation includes some of our faves like Fourtwenty Sound, Flex Blur, and label boss Noizy Wilson.
Today we premiere Frenquency's "Owe You." A lush and melodic 160bpm tune taking influence from Footwork, Jersey Club and DnB. 

For a FREE DOWNLOAD of this Frenquency song and the whole Vol.3 compilation, follow the "BUY" link. Available January 3rd 2023 via Bandcamp!

[PREMIERE] Frenquency - Owe You (Nü Kvlture)

Produced by Basalt
Mastered by Josh Barrett

You can purchase here on Bandcamp 
https://basalt1.bandcamp.com/track/this-move

Basalt - This Move

Latina

Javano - Switch

Sir Spyro - Topper Top (Danny Scrilla Relick)

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CBR026 - @ProcFiskal - Hello Boss

Ltd Edition 12” Vinyl & Download // Released: 23rd March 2018

A1.  A Fragrance
A2.  Hello Boss
B1.  Who Can’t Hear
B2.  Window Cat

Cosmic Bridge kicks off 2018 with an energetic four-track EP full of fresh ideas. Proc Fiskal is the alias of Joe Powers, an Edinburgh native who has been active in the grime scene, securing plays from DJ’s like Spooky, Grandmixxer, Jack Dat and stations like Radar Radio, Mode FM and Rinse FM. Drawing inspiration from strains of UK dance music like Jungle, Grime and Garage and the US rhythmic innovation of Footwork he released and EP of future pushing Grime with Hyperdub in 2017, speeding grime to jungle tempos for fascinating results. These unique tracks caught the ears of Om Unit leading to the Hello Boss EP, on which Proc Fiskal further explores the sweet spot between dark garage, grime and ragga jungle.

The tracks on Hello Boss were produced with DJs in mind. They’re energetic, versatile, and above all highly contagious in the dance. “A Fragrance” imagines Potential Badboy hanging out in the studio with Osmosis. The result is a fresh combination of mid-’90s jungle and UK garage with tightly-edited breakbeats, snapping drums, and a dark bassline clashing against flutes, sirens, horns and vocal samples. “Hello Boss” was inspired by a stand-off scene in a Bollywood movie, drawing its main sample from it and a tension that plays out in the interaction between drums and bassline. This is peak time dancefloor action, a dark roller to shake out the demons. Can you dig it? “Who Can’t Hear” is the most direct jungle production on the EP and shows Proc Fiskal for the dutiful student he is, able to tame the undiluted power of classic jungle with a modern touch: resonant bassline, smooth breakbeats, floating percussion, uplifting pads and a flurry of samples for a pure blast of junglistic joy. “Window Cat” closes the EP with a grime touch as icy, angular melodies rub against a robust bassline and sharp claps.

Hello Boss highlights the ingenuity and energy that can be found in the cracks of 160 bpm dance music, a space with enough room for innovation. It’s a natural fit for Cosmic Bridge, a label that has made its name by celebrating the weirdness on the fringes of genres. As Om Unit puts it, “Proc Fiskal’s sound fits sonically as well as logically alongside some of the pioneers we have supported over the years.”

Hello Boss is released on 12” Vinyl & Digital on 23rd March 2018.

Pre-order

Proc Fiskal - Hello Boss (CBR026)

DROP 03 on SZNS7N is courtesy of Traces and Tailor Jae.

Traces are a London based production duo, usually specialising in dark and technically brilliant 140 tunes with releases on labels such as Rarefield and Albion Collective.

Tailor Jae is a producer and DJ from London;At the moment known mostly for her DJing skills her productions are also absolutely not to be slept on and with serious tunes set to release in 2020, Tailor Jae is set to have a huge year.

The two production forces have combined on 'Thief' to create a dark broken club tune which is a weapon in any DJ set.

An honour for SZNS7N to have these 3 incredibly talented producers on the SZN001 project; follow them up on their socials to keep an eye on their certain rapid progression this year:

TRACES
@tracesuk
tracesuk.bandcamp.com
www.facebook.com/tracesuk/
instagram @traces_uk

TAILOR JAE
@tailorjae
twitter.com/tailorjae
www.facebook.com/tailorjae/
www.residentadvisor.net/dj/tailorjae

Tailor Jae & Traces - Thief (OUT NOW CLICK 'BUY')

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ARTWORK BY DRUMZ OF THE SOUTH

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