US imprint Party Guy return with another top EP and this time it’s Clothcutter on the buttons. Today’s exclusive on DNB Dojo is the title track from the EP, No Good. Blending halftime D&B, a pinch of footwork and that instantly recognisable vocal hook, this one has serious groove; fans of Fracture and the more experimental end of the D&B sound will be on this like a fat kid on a cupcake. Check it out and look for the EP dropping August 14th.
Radar Records boss Murdock is primarily known for his dancefloor liquid productions, having graced the likes of Hospital Records, Liquicity and V Recordings with his uplifting sound. His latest release for Dispatch LTD sees him collaborating with Doctrine on a murky tech stomper, showing his varied production talents. To celebrate the single release, we asked him for his favourite cuts from the record box…
Hex is back once again with a selection of this month’s best D&B including fresh beats from Impish, Delta, HØST, Frame, Survival and many more. Check it!
As usual you can check out the podcast via Soundcloud below or head to the iTunes Store. You can also grab a download from Google Drive.
Atmospheric vibes for your Sunday afternoon on our latest exclusive as we present a fresh slice of experimental D&B from Ding for Tesseract Recordings. Fans of the leftfield beats of artists like Kimyan Law will definitely enjoy this one; unusual percussion and a laid back vibe characterise a tune that’s full of quirky sounds and subtle but satisfying progressions. Look for this one via the Tesseract Bandcamp store very soon…
As part of the crop of talented young producers pushing a superbly wonky take on the D&B sound, HØST has been impressing us for some time with his releases for the likes of Vandal LTD and Sweetbox. With a new release dropping on Terabyte this month, we grabbed the man for a quick chat about production gear, collabs and run in with the police. Check it out…
We’re exceptionally pleased to welcome Sweetbox / Diffrent Music signing and all-round talented bass-slinger D’TCH to the Dojo decks for our latest exclusive mix! No tracklist on this one but expect to hear the man’s own unusual productions alongside plenty of future jungle, wonky halftime and even a handful of good old fashioned 2-step rollers. Serious selections!
As always you can check out the mix via Soundcloud below or head to Youtube or iTunes to stream. You can also grab a download from Google Drive.
We’re exceptionally pleased to bring an exclusive today from one of our favourite labels as we present a fresh cut from the Addictive Behaviour camp! Sam Binary joins the label roster on their new Transitions EP with the teched out break chopping of March of the Mutants. Menacing drum work, deep sub and a decidedly ominous tone characterise a tune that’s clearly influenced by classic beats from the likes of Dom & Roland and Tech Itch. One for the dark heads…look for this alongside new beats from Mystic State & Third Degree, Trojan Sound and Wingz when the EP drops July 24th on Beatport.
Hex drops the latest guest mix for well established Russian podcast Vykhod Sily this month, going in deep on a selection of beats spanning decade old classics right up to brand new cuts. Crossing styles from techstep to liquid to halftime and experimental material, the mix also includes a handful of Marcus Intalex tunes as a small tribute to the passing of a legend…RIP.
Check out the mix below via Soundcloud or head to Mixcloud or hearthis.at. You can also find it on our iTunes Podcast feed.
We’re back with another exclusive from one of our favourite stateside producers as we drop a premiere of Mark Kloud’s newest work for Sublimate Records! Angel’s Arc goes deep, carving out the atmosphere on the intro before dropping into a weighty halftime groove; heavy kicks, sharp snares and gully bass a plenty on this head-nodding riddim. Look for this one dropping July 29th at all good digital stores.
To celebrate the impending release of another tidy single for Silent Dust’s None60 imprint, we asked Diffrent bossman Dexta to give us the 4-1-1 on his current record box. In his own words, five essential beats…