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IRONLUNG - GIVE ME A BEAT

Cre8Dnb is a multi-platform agency. Not only has it been putting out some of the rowdiest drum & bass cuts the scene has been exposed to over recent months, but lead by DJ Blackley, their branded events and radio shows have also been helping them to expose their sounds to a worldwide audience. With Blackley standing at the helm, a DJ who is heralded as one of a kind, it’s only option was to become a revered player within the dance music market, especially with the forthcoming various artists EP they’re about to drop. Featuring six brand new records, Cre8dnb are set to explode back onto the scene and they’ve brought on board a range of specialist talent to help them do this.
 
Blackley leads the charge alongside Meladee with the opener ‘WDYP’, with its chomping drums, eastern strings and winding beats. It breaks out of the normal drum & bass paradigm and instead builds its own rules, something which you’re able to notice straight away from the record’s composition. Next up comes ‘Say My Name’ from Dutta and Jammin, with tinny percussive elements and a melody which weaves itself through the intro. The track suddenly breaks, taking you along for an unsuspecting plunge. Salvage and Shadre then add their offering ‘Contact’, with a flowing set of notes which bring the track to a crescendo alongside its smashing drums. 

Stompz joins forces with Haribo on ‘Cyborg’, with its metallic undertows and its lower levels of bass. Each sub takes you deeper as the track dives directly for the dancefloor. Sublimit’s ‘Snake Pit’ is a warbling number which nods to the weightier side of the EP’s track listing, as you’re gradually submerged by layer after layer of throbbing bass notes. And Optymun’s ‘Hot For Brass’ is the closer, with warbling horns and a hook that drives directly through the record’s heart. It’s the kind of groove which lends the track for global speaker stacks and proves Blackley’s ears for tracks that’ll decimate DJ sets. This is why Cre8dnb have proven to be so successful. With the guidance of Blackley, their almost unstoppable in their assault.

PreOrder / Buy

SALVAGE & SHADRE - CONTACT (CRE8 015)

Cre8Dnb is a multi-platform agency. Not only has it been putting out some of the rowdiest drum & bass cuts the scene has been exposed to over recent months, but lead by DJ Blackley, their branded events and radio shows have also been helping them to expose their sounds to a worldwide audience. With Blackley standing at the helm, a DJ who is heralded as one of a kind, it’s only option was to become a revered player within the dance music market, especially with the forthcoming various artists EP they’re about to drop. Featuring six brand new records, Cre8dnb are set to explode back onto the scene and they’ve brought on board a range of specialist talent to help them do this.

Blackley leads the charge alongside Meladee with the opener ‘WDYP’, with its chomping drums, eastern strings and winding beats. It breaks out of the normal drum & bass paradigm and instead builds its own rules, something which you’re able to notice straight away from the record’s composition. Next up comes ‘Say My Name’ from Dutta and Jammin, with tinny percussive elements and a melody which weaves itself through the intro. The track suddenly breaks, taking you along for an unsuspecting plunge. Salvage and Shadre then add their offering ‘Contact’, with a flowing set of notes which bring the track to a crescendo alongside its smashing drums.

Stompz joins forces with Haribo on ‘Cyborg’, with its metallic undertows and its lower levels of bass. Each sub takes you deeper as the track dives directly for the dancefloor. Sublimit’s ‘Snake Pit’ is a warbling number which nods to the weightier side of the EP’s track listing, as you’re gradually submerged by layer after layer of throbbing bass notes. And Optymun’s ‘Hot For Brass’ is the closer, with warbling horns and a hook that drives directly through the record’s heart. It’s the kind of groove which lends the track for global speaker stacks and proves Blackley’s ears for tracks that’ll decimate DJ sets. This is why Cre8dnb have proven to be so successful. With the guidance of Blackley, their almost unstoppable in their assault.

Pre Order / Buy

STOMPZ FT HARIBO - CYBORG (CRE8 015)

Thank You Rene LaVice for Supporting 'Snake Pit' By Sublimit part of WeCre8Vol5! 

Available now!

Press Release:
Cre8Dnb is a multi-platform agency. Not only has it been putting out some of the rowdiest drum & bass cuts the scene has been exposed to over recent months, but lead by DJ Blackley, their branded events and radio shows have also been helping them to expose their sounds to a worldwide audience. With Blackley standing at the helm, a DJ who is heralded as one of a kind, it’s only option was to become a revered player within the dance music market, especially with the forthcoming various artists EP they’re about to drop. Featuring six brand new records, Cre8dnb are set to explode back onto the scene and they’ve brought on board a range of specialist talent to help them do this.

Blackley leads the charge alongside Meladee with the opener ‘WDYP’, with its chomping drums, eastern strings and winding beats. It breaks out of the normal drum & bass paradigm and instead builds its own rules, something which you’re able to notice straight away from the record’s composition. Next up comes ‘Say My Name’ from Dutta and Jammin, with tinny percussive elements and a melody which weaves itself through the intro. The track suddenly breaks, taking you along for an unsuspecting plunge. Salvage and Shadre then add their offering ‘Contact’, with a flowing set of notes which bring the track to a crescendo alongside its smashing drums.

Stompz joins forces with Haribo on ‘Cyborg’, with its metallic undertows and its lower levels of bass. Each sub takes you deeper as the track dives directly for the dancefloor. Sublimit’s ‘Snake Pit’ is a warbling number which nods to the weightier side of the EP’s track listing, as you’re gradually submerged by layer after layer of throbbing bass notes. And Optymun’s ‘Hot For Brass’ is the closer, with warbling horns and a hook that drives directly through the record’s heart. It’s the kind of groove which lends the track for global speaker stacks and proves Blackley’s ears for tracks that’ll decimate DJ sets. This is why Cre8dnb have proven to be so successful. With the guidance of Blackley, their almost unstoppable in their assault.

SUBLIMIT - SNAKE PIT PLAYED ON BBC RADIO 1 BY RENE LAVICE (CRE8 015)

Monsters

Monsters (Remix) [feat. Sub Zero]

Congo Natty - junglist (SPY REMIX)
DJ HAZARD - TIME TRIPPING

Congo natty - Junglist X Time Tripping - dj hazard

big thanks to Kidsonic for letting me remake his amazing track. to hear the original click the link >>>>> https://soundcloud.com/lost-the-plot-bristol/kidsonic-loopholes

Kidsonic - loopholes (Distorted bootleg)

little cheeky mix by myself to keep you entertained during isolation. 

tracklist:
murdock - I need a riddem
particle - got you
benny v & K-Warren - feel the fire (Bladerunner remix)
jam thieves & voltage - LSD
Kiddah - Krakatoa 
pharaoh - enter (deadline remix)
document one - LSD
Bou - Veteran 
vital elements - take em down 
limited - danger
disrupta - no days off (3k free download)
recon - redlight vip 
disrupta - frequency 
tag matcher - no love allowed (disrupta and j select free download) 
xyphon - blessin
furniss - forbidden 
bounty killer - new blood spirit (xav and alcemist bootleg) 
nautika - breathe 
lupo & jappa - gang shit 
nectax - hologram 
rise - think again 
j select and disrupta - dream 
Adam f - circles (dj gak bootleg vip) 
gravit-e - the life 
recon - trojan code 
alcemist - invisible 
dj hybrid - nuff vibes (stoyley remix) 
parasite - whack weed (eldouble remix)
unglued - chicken in a spacesuit 
dj gaw - dutchie

100% rollers (tracklist included)

Resident of Underground Sounds -https://on.soundcloud.com/SFmamTASkUSNNUq47

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