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From the effervescent depths of electronica and bass comes this pulsating remix of Jesse Boykins III’s “B4 The Night Is Thru”. What began as velvety rhythmic intoxication got the flip at the hands of Knifeshow, transforming into an addictive blend of well-executed DJing and production.
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Oh Distal, you’re one of favorite rising star producer/DJs. We know you bring it time and time again when you’re in the mix or when you put out some fresh new tunes, like your recent output for Pinch’s Tectonic label. But, when it comes to dancefloor damage, ain’t nothing better than a tune that’s been heard for months on the dance. Finally, after a very long time, “Boss Of The South” gets its own release on Sinden’s excellent Grizzly imprint. Full of proper vibes from dirty-south influences all the way down to some addictive bass-poundage, this is sure to be one of the best releases in Grizzly’s fairly recent history. Check out the exclusive teaser for Boss Of The South down below after the jump, and be sure to purchase it when it’s released on September 13th.
The podcast dynamic changes once again this week with a [personally] long-awaited mix from prolific UK producer Kavsrave. Considering the reaction to his first release, Quotes EP (on Glaswegian imprint NUMBERS), he garnered support from everyone under the sun, proclaiming his tracks should be chart-toppers in an ideal, bass-craving world. That alone wasn’t enough, as he contributed to one of 2010’s best films (Black Swan), with another signature track “Illicit Dreaming” used in the film’s club scene. He also isn’t just sticking to just producing and DJing, as he also shares the workload at his label, Tighten Up Records, where he’s just released The Break Up, an excellent and emotive bass burner. Along with giving URB an excellent mix full of surprises from UK and U.S. artists alike, Kavsrave has a chat with us to chat about the future of his label, himself and much more.
This week’s URB podcast comes from two special acts from the country of Poland. Both well-buzzed and well-versed in their respectful sounds. the duo of Supra1 and the man known as The Phantom are making quite a stir not just in Poland but worldwide as well. With Supra1 putting together solid releases for Brooklyn’s revered Trouble & Bass label as well as an upcoming project with fellow Polish producers Catz N’ Dogz, the duo is primed to keep progressing into something bigger and better as time goes on. The Phantom is a completely different story; as his newest self-titled EP is currently out on Senseless Records (along with a visually scintillating video for his tune “Connect The Dots“), he’s only begun to scratch the surface. With both acts providing fantastic sets at Unsound Festival 2010 in Krakow, they collaborated on this mix, 50/50 style to show their similar yet different tastes in all things bass. If you want to know what Poland sounds like from the underground, this is your best chance to hear it.
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