Two hours from Henry on his own showcasing what he and his friends have been up to lately (and some promos of course) :)

Henry Greenleaf: 8th August '25

Toulouse-based Egregore member Stacktrace bring to us a 100% production mix to celebrate the release of his vinyl only sheller 'Basement 31' in collaboration with Soa420, out in a couple of weeks on Beatrice M.'s label Bait. Available now for pre-order via the Juno Records website.

Tracklist:
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﻿﻿Wide Open (Slowed AF Mix)
﻿﻿??? (DUB)
﻿﻿Menace Riddim
﻿﻿2 Tones Riddim
﻿﻿CROCODILE
﻿﻿Cloverleaf Dub Remix
﻿﻿Incantation
﻿﻿Sunken Riddim Remix
﻿﻿Heal (VIP)
﻿﻿Ya Don Kno
﻿﻿ROTOTO
﻿﻿ON A BOOK
﻿﻿SLASH VERSE
﻿﻿﻿TURN BAD (ft. Killa P)
﻿﻿﻿What U Mean
﻿﻿Basement 31 (ft. Soa420)
﻿﻿BAD MAN (DUB)
﻿﻿DUTTY GANG (DUB)
﻿﻿ZONE 2 (DUB)
﻿﻿??? (DUB)﻿



Bait présente Stacktrace (100% production mix) - 03 Septembre 2025

Live recording excerpt from Doctor Jeep's set at Nowadays Nonstop in NYC, April 2025.

Doctor Jeep: Live from Nowadays Nonstop - 03 September 2025

Join Beaabea on How Did It Get So Late? as she’s joined by Ila Brugal. Expect a wide-ranging journey through techno, dubstep, breaks, house, and more.
Born and raised in Florence, Ila has made a name for herself over the past decade, with her very eclectic musical taste and a deep bag of dubs.
Keep it locked!

How Did It Get So Late? w/ Beaabea & Ila Brugal - 14/09/25 - Voices Radio

Woozy with EMA - 10 September 2025

Triangle

Mumdance DJ Set @ The Ping Volume One Launch Party
12 September 2025
The Old Blue Last - London 
Check the full MD archive - www.mumdance.com

Mumdance @ Different Circles - Ping Launch Party - 12th September 2025

Stream Download - https://cygnusmusic.link/3kojmoy

Burn Me Down

@pessimist

For this week’s episode of CENTER BOOTH we welcome Pessimist: a Bristol mainstay, Ilian Tape affiliate and drum & bass innovator whose shadowy take on the genre often blurs the line with techno and dark ambient. Known for stark atmospherics, rolling percussion, broken beat wizardry and an uncompromising ear for an ominous mood, Pessimist has been a star attraction at cutting-edge events and clubs around the world for close to a decade, from Draaimolen to Club Night Club to Tresor to M.O.T.

His CENTER BOOTH set sinks its teeth in stealthily. The opening rolls in like fog — bass-heavy and understated — before giving way to tougher, militant steppers and half-time passages that shift the ground beneath your feet, slowing the body down without ever breaking the flow. There are no cheap tricks here, no fireworks or easy drops — instead the intensity builds little by little, drawing you deeper into a tunnel of bass and rhythm.

By the final stretch, the momentum softens into foggy ambience, a release that feels earned after the hour’s relentless grip. Minimalist and crushing, haunted and propulsive, it’s a set for locked-in heads and late-night spaces, where subtlety hits harder than spectacle, and the sound of an artist who understands not just how to move a floor, but how to reshape the room around him.

https://youtu.be/IYg8WavXpuA
https://www.lettonne.dance/

Pessimist – Center Booth ◎ S2E18

The Last Goodbye - Laurentt


Beatrice M. - ‘Midnight Swim’ EP / 23.10.25 / TEC125
Bandcamp: https://beatricem.bandcamp.com/album/midnight-swim-ep

Tracklist:
1. Oval
2. 132 Trek
3. Midnight Swim
4. Slowly Drifting ft. Sub Basics

For their debut EP on Tectonic, Beatrice M. drops four deep, dubby cuts bringing weighted bass energy together with techno sensibilities and advanced percussive manoeuvers. Elegant but powerful tracks built for sound systems and curious ears!

Midnight Swim is an ode to the “softer” club sounds, repetitive aquatic grooves that remind Beatrice of their go-to sport: swimming. No phones, just back and forth in the cold water, settling into a mechanical groove. The opening track, Oval, carries its title from the appreciation of soft edges, little distortion, minimal rhythmic pattern.

Upon hearing Pinch’s tune 136 Trek, (itself a nod to Zinc’s 138 Trek), Beatrice decided to name a tune 132 Trek, to continue the lineage of their musical heritage. The tune was already called Trek because it was made after spending some months in London, and realising “everything is a bloody trek”!! 

The EP’s title track is about warm-up music and enjoying the earlier hours of the party - a quick immersion and then time for bed, rather than banging club tracks all night long. Beatrice likes to show up early at the club, watch it fill and then leave as it packs out. Midnight Swim is a dip into a roller. 

The last tune of the EP features Sub Basics, the first artist to have a vinyl release on Beatrice’s own label, Bait, and one of their biggest musical inspirations. Sub Basics’ immersive progressive sounds fit simultaneously in the deep techno world and the dubstep world. A beautiful in-between.

https://www.instagram.com/beatricem._bait
https://www.instagram.com/tectonicrecordings 



Midnight Swim EP (clips)

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