retromigration: can't go
Francisco Espregueira
This is a hyper-kinetic pivot, drawing sharp lines between bass music, garage, and footwork.
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v.a.: jahtarian dubbers vol. 5
Francisco Espregueira
Celebrating two decades of reggae oddness from Leipzig, Jahtari Music unleashes Jahtarian Dubbers Vol. 5, a fresh compilation brimming with all-new outsider dubs, dancehall anthems, and earth-shaking low-end frequencies.
Read Morepugilist & tamen: onyx
Francisco Espregueira
Samurai Music unveils Onyx, a striking four-track EP from the Australian duo Pugilist & Tamen - weaving a tapestry of sound that's both nostalgic and fiercely modern, drawing on jungle's raw energy.
Read Moredrum dance: zani!
Francisco Espregueira
The four-track journey takes listeners on a global sonic adventure, blending cosmic vibes with Chicago footwork, Latin boogie, and dub-infused jazz.
Read Moresticky dub: never give weapons to a man who can't dance
Francisco Espregueira
Liverpool's own Sticky Dub is breaking out with his debut record Never Give Weapons to a Man Who Can't Dance on Eglo Records. This certified herbalist isn't just brewing up concoctions, he's cooking up a genre-bending sound that blends Broken Beat, UKG, Dub, and Hip Hop into a potent sonic stew.
Read Moreben hauke: club cute
Francisco Espregueira
Spanning twelve tracks, each serving as a unique chapter in Hauke's musical journey, the album attempts (with success) to capture South London’s vibrant contemporary movements.
Read Moremax graef: natural element
Francisco Espregueira
Max Graef’s highly anticipated return to Tartelet Records is titled Natural Element and is a genre-bending journey that melds bass-heavy daydreams with dancefloor-ready rhythms.
Read Morev.a.: mo' dubz vol. 1
Francisco Espregueira
Phuture Shock Musik is launching a new Various Artists series called Mo' Dubz. The first volume in the series features three stellar tracks from LDLDN, Sentinel 793 and The Orielles’ remix of Rosie From The Block.
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