Mad Decent owner Diplo releases this, his latest EP, bringing moombah further forward in 2012 with some tasty vocal collaberations from Nicky Da B and Elephant Man among others. This whole EP is incredibly well produced, lets just hope this kind of fare doesn’t mean moombah will go the same way of dubstep…
After a winter hibernation ITF is back! Debuting one of the kings of bassline & grime…Royal-T, flanked by two Sheffield bass masters, DJ Deadbeat & Thorpey, plus In The Face residents. Check out the Facebook event for full info
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L Mutant’s been monkeying around with various genres…again! This mix sources the very best moombah tracks you wished you’d found, scoured from all 4 corners of the internet. Skillfully blending together jungle and moombah, with many excellent remixes and re-edits of traditional tunes, and new ones too. Good vibes galore!
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Northern bassline legend Krissi B provides us with our latest In The Face Mix. Packed full of exclusives from the man himself and many others, this mix really shows us the direction niche bassline should be taking, and clearly is. Absolutely banging from start to finish, we are very pleased to include this mix onto our roster.
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Our first release, Assimilate, out now and features 4 massive all-star collaborations between Kanji, northern bassline legend Krissi B, Wigan’s Heapy, Audiogutter and our own resident DJ and producer Hadean, combining bassline, rave and breakbeat into one dancefloor destroying record.
Order the vinyl now for the insane price of just £5 + p&p.
Digital release available from the releases page, or on Juno Download here.
Combining classic jungle anthems with recent juke tunes, this mix from Cartoon Physics provides a nice companion piece to Gash’s Beyond Juke mix. The subs are upfront and the amens plentiful, and it’s good to hear that jungle can still be experimented with, as for a long time the genre seemed stale. This mix pulls both genres together in a way that will make you question that they were ever separate in the first place.
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