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Murdock has, to coin a phrase, been on a Rampage through the D&B scene in recent years. And if that reference went over your head, you need to know he happens to be the organiser behind the spectacular, record-breaking Rampage events in Antwerp. Besides being a superstar promoter, though, he's also one of the hottest producers around, releasing multiple flavours of D&B on a string of labels including his own Radar and Rampage imprints.
 
The last time we saw Murdock on V Recordings was when he gave the world the bubbling-bass and unrelentingly rolling drums of “Tribes”. The classic junglist influence was clear and, this time round, he's doubled-down. “I Need a Riddim” and “Hypnotize” share the DNA of that old skool roller style but delivered expertly for a 2018 dancefloor.
 
If you need a riddim, “I Need a Riddim” has what you're looking for. Production geeks can play spot-the-break, as Murdock melds and bounces the patterns off each other, while the rest of us skank out up at the front feeling that scything thorax-shattering bassline. Then “Hypnotize” comes loaded with dubwise bass weight, with an extra dose of funk to keep the rave moving.
 
This is drum and bass music made by someone with a passion for the scene. Murdock's decades in the industry as promoter, deejay, and label boss are focused through a prism of bass and beats. Linking classic with contemporary, these are junglist rollers for the next generation.

I Need a Riddim / Hypnotize

Murdock - I Need a Riddim - OUT NOW

Information about Nazca Linez' identity, intentions, and ideology remains scarce. Even the modern-day oracle Google is stumped, asking, simply, "Did you mean: Nazca Lines?" What we do know about them (him...her...it?) comes from their music. Reminiscent of those classic, benchmark-setting V Recordings rollers, their sound might reference the past, but, equally, it couldn't be more cutting-edge. No wonder these tunes spawn hundreds of desperate ID-hungry social media commentators whenever a clip surfaces.

The entangled vineyard of metamorphosing bass, supported by those rolling drums are going to make this release a raver favourite. You see, it really doesn't matter who Nazca Linez are. The truth is that their music tells a story all of its own. Joining the dots between the swirling cauldron of ideas that was the mid-nineties DnB scene with a projection of the future, this is music for the heads and for the dancefloor.

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Acid Fashion / Silly Putty

Nazca Linez - Acid Fashion [V Recordings]

It’s that time of the month again, Bryan’s back at the wheels! Feating new music from Shy FX, Alibi, Serum, and Bryan showcases some of the tracks from the forthcoming Chronic album ‘Chronicles’. This month the spotlight shines on Jonny L, exploring some of his best and most influential work. As always you can Tweet your thoughts and requests for future shows direct to Bryan Gee @vforever or email bryan@vrecordings.com.

01. Ronnie Laws - Tidal Waves (Rowpieces Bootleg)
02. Command Strange - Summer Job
03. Subsid - Song of Love
04. Mr Joseph and Illmatick - Her Name Is
05. Command Strange - Improbable feat. Pouyah
06. Pharsyde - Running (Juiceman Bootleg)
07. Leaps and Bounds Feat Mc T.R.A.C. - Loz Contreas and Macca 
08. Alibi - You feat. Lorna King
09. Red Eyes - Late Night Jam feat. Tyler Daley
10. Zed Bias - Say It feat. Tyler Daley (Juiceman Mix)
11. Tolima Jets - Nang
12. DJ Limited - Love Is Blind
13. Shy FX - Badboy Business
14. Unknown Artist - Brush Dem
15. Think Tonk - Overture
16. Need for Mirrors - Tidal Wavey
17. Shy FX - Funk Flow
18. Serum - Brass Knuckles
19. Serum - Lumberjack VIP
20. Alibi, Serum, L-Side and T.R.A.C. - Smash Through the City
21. Alibi, MC Fats and T.R.A.C. - No Lights
22. DJ Trace - Diddy Sound
23. Drumsound and Bassline Smith - Superfunk
24. DLR - Dafunk
25. DLR - Looking in From the Outside
26. Alibi - Scuffed
27. Need for Mirrors - Slaves of Empire (Version 2)
28. Higashikawa feat. Need for Mirrors - Meeting Points
29. DJ Die - Drop Bear
30. DJ Die - Play It For Me
31. Jonny L - Hurt You
32. Jonny L - Piper
33. Jonny L - Say Red
34. Jonny L - Oh Yeah
35. Jonny L - Wrote You a Baseline
36. L Side - The Gentleman
37. Digital and Spirit - Phantom Force
38. Digital , Spirit and Response - Garrisons Law
39. Spirit - VIP Dial

V Recordings Podcast 069 - Hosted by Bryan Gee

Alibi - Debris [V Recordings]

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Sao Paulo born Fabio Araujo Faria (Simplification) is no stranger to V Recordings having already released on Liquid V, Chronic and featured on our collaborative project with SUNANDBASS, Viva Brazil. Adding to his impressive list of releases on labels such as Innerground, Good Looking and Hospital Recordings, he’s kicking off 2019 with his first full release on V Recordings; Hold On EP. 

Every release from Brazil brings nothing but heat, and this is certainly no exception. Fabio’s varied bag of influences includes artists such as Stevie Wonder, DJ Zinc, Cypress Hill and Dillinja, and this all come together in this release. From the dark, sub-rattling track ‘Analogy’, all the way through to the title track ‘Hold On’, an uplifting amen roller. The EP also features collaborations with L-Side and Translate, adding two more heavy hitting tracks into the pot. As with every producer coming out of Brazil currently, Simplification is one to watch.

Simplification & L-Side - Venus [V Recordings]

Bryan steps up for another edition of the V Recordings Podcast. The March mix features new music from the likes of T.I. Need For Mirrors, Beat Merchants and Particle, and this months spotlight shines onto the legendary Bill Riley, with Bryan showcasing 5 killer cuts. 
As always you can Tweet your thoughts and requests for future shows direct to Bryan Gee @vforever or email bryan@vrecordings.com.

01. Velocity & MC Fats - We Gotcha Junglist
02. Command Strange - Good Times 
03. DJ Marky & Bou - Loyalty 
04. Dorian & Echoround - Back To U
05. Heist - Philly Style (Random Movement Remix)
06. Command Strange & Danny Wheeler - Golden Era Frat Steel 
07. Beat Merchants - Whisper 
08. Beatmasters - Superfly
09. Shy FX - Torment
10. ID - ID
11. DJ Andy - Blackploition
12. Alibi & Command Strange - Stardust
13. T.I & Upgrade - Intensions
14. DLR, Hydro, Black & Barrel - Things Change 
15. Mefjus - Uneasy (Break Remix)
16. Drumsound & Bassline Smith - Skumbag 
17. Abstr4ct - Know
18. L-Side -Black House 
19. Macca & Melinki - Ok 
20. HLZ - Mystery Sound feat. Singing Fats  
21. Offset - Quadrant 
22. Need for Mirrors - Run Run 
23. Tessela - Hackney Parrot (Sl8r Bootleg)
24. Walk:r - Blue Soul ft. Roxi Yung (Particle Remix)
25. Command Strange - Major Piano 
26. DJ Krust - The Copy Of Mobouis
27. Need for Mirrors - Nipples  
28. T.I - Cold Cutz
29. T.I - Im Still in Love 
30. Saxxon - More Dangerous 
31. Beatmasters -Musical Sounds 
32. Bill Riley - Closing in 
33. Bio Mechanics (Bill Riley and DJ Die) - DNA
34. Bill Riley - Fat Man
35. Bill Riley - Never Go Back 
36. Bill Riley - In the Deep End 
37. Think Tonk - Overture Riddim 
38. Think Tonk - Riddim Impossible 
39. Traumatize - Gas Dem VIP
40. L-Side - Go Hard 
41. Marcus Visionary - Real Warrior 
42. The Insiders - Integrity

V Recordings Podcast 075 - Hosted By Bryan Gee

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