Sedo teams up with St.Iff for our latest premiere as the pair drop a dirty tech rumbler for Tesseract Recordings. Heavy hitting breaks, grimey bass and an infectious hip-hop hook make for a stripped back roller with more than enough weight to move a dancefloor. Sick! Look for the EP coming Oct 26th at Bandcamp with all other stores following Nov 9th.
We’ve got an exclusive free download for you today courtesy of London producer Taelimb! Intoxicated delivers a characteristically grimey take on the tech sound with scuzzy bassline riffs and crispy drums contrasting with tripped out, siren-like vocal echoes. Sick tune! Hit up Soundcloud or Google Drive to grab the freebie now.
Swiss label Drum Army are in our premiere spotlight today with a top new roller from Namarone. Taken from the label’s forthcoming Drum Anually 003 EP, Prey harnesses tribal percussion fills, deep sub and growling mid swells for an infectious slab of old-school techstep deepness. Wicked tune! Look for the EP coming Oct 25th at all good stores…
Delta9 continue their run of DLT9 sublabel releases with a pair of deep, dark numbers from Berlin’s No_Name, and we’re hyped to have the exclusive on Behind Enemy Lines. Combining a driving halftime backbone with a plethora of creepy pads, robotic FX, bass growls and percussion fills, this one lives up to it’s name by conjuring a sense of stealth and an utterly threatening vibe. Look out for the single coming Oct 16th at all the usual outlets…
Lost Recordings serve up another sick slice of grimey tech D&B on our latest exclusive as we present the premiere of Dedman & Messenger’s Renegade! Leading the forthcoming EP of the same name, this is a classic rolling tech with a vicious lyrical flex to match, hitting like a roundhouse to the chest. Weaponry! Look for the EP coming Oct 19th…
Eusebeia delivers possibly his best music to date later this month for Literature Recordings’ first vinyl release and we’re extremely pleased to present the premiere of Charade! Featuring atmospheric pads, rumbling sub textures and pristine break-work, this one treads the line between listening depth and club weight with absolute finesse. Wicked track! Watch out for 12″, limited cassette and digital coming Oct 19th…
Hex returns with the September edition of the Dojo podcast packed with all the latest D&B and jungle releases. This month there’s new music inside from Quartz & Survey, Akuratyde, Monika, DLR & Ant TC1, L 33 and many more, plus unreleased dubs from Distorted Therapy, Spokesmen and Rollyax.
As always you can check out the podcast via Soundcloud below or head to Youtube or iTunes to stream. You can also grab a download from Google Drive.
Philth and Wreckless are two artists we’ve been following for a long time now here at Dojo HQ. From promising early releases for the likes of AutomAte and Flexout Audio, it’s great to see the duo stepping up to release on Dispatch, and the result is some of their finest material to date, either solo or collaboratively.
The EP covers their style of dark, techy D&B through and through, with deeper but still chunky cuts like Heimlich Savage and On My Mind sitting alongside heavier outings Entropy and Surge Wave, the latter being an absolute weapon that takes influence from the classic Renegade Hardware sound of the mid 2000s. If you want four slabs of rolling tech funk then it doesn’t get much better than this! Check out the clips below and head to the Dispatch Store to grab the EP right now…
If spooky pads and detailed percussion are up your alley then you’re in for a treat on today’s premiere! Taken from Nerv’s forthcoming EP for Tesseract, 3 Left Feet conjures an unusual atmosphere and fills it with some of the best drum programming we’ve heard from an up and coming producer. Watch out for this on the 3 Left Feet EP which drops at all digital outlets 11th Oct.
Invadhertz, Qua Rush and Delta9; three names we’re big fans of here at DNB Dojo, so naturally when the opportunity came to premiere a collab from the Italian producers on one of their country’s finest labels, we couldn’t say no! As you’d expect, Damn delivers rolling tech funk in spades, with more than enough oomph to move a dancefloor but still subtlety and finesse. Proper rollout! Look for this exclusively at Beatport from Sep 28th, with other platforms following a couple of weeks later.