Releases from artist / Veröffentlichungen von : Dbridge

green coloured vinyl

pressed on grey marbled vinyl

carbon music is jubeis new label

midnight shift releases an exclusive collaboration between prequel tapes and dbridge. leave all genres aside as two electronic worlds collide to create a third sonic space.

fabulous remix ep by dbridge

ax sounds join us from parts unknown...

fresh dbridge triple vinyl

first release on dj youngstas brand new imprint sentry records! ltd copies!

hi quality dbridge stuff

repress
fresh, genre bending interpretations from barac (romania) and dbridge (uk). these two inspiring producers provide their modern touch to the contemporary dancefloor continuum: dbridge offers an up-to-date hybrid that straddles the line between techno and breakbeat, while baracs extended mix is a deep and hypnotic journey through space. dbridge represents a milestone when it comes to uk dance music. being part of the legendary drum and bass group bad company in the late 90s, running his extensive label exit records, and regularly releasing on boddikas nonplus, metalheadz, as well as r&s, he has gained an enviable reputation as a specialist with a modern take on techno and breakbeat variations.

second release on exit records new sublabel pleasure district is a split ep by dbridge and kid drama.

three brilliant electro tracks by dbrm aka dbridge and radioactive man. sleeve drawings by craig richards.

phreaky new dbridge

bringing his sound to a new boil, dbridge gives us the first serving of velvit with these two new monster tracks. following on as the second course of convex industries, dbridge is no stranger to the insatiable appetite of electronic music. showcasing his mastership with these solid tracks, defying tempo and genre, there is a taste for velvit lingering on everyones tongue.

dbridge on production and vocals, remixes by morgan zarate and consequence.

dbridge is far from being a new name on anyones lips, having released music on countless labels and his own exit records over the last 16 years he has built a name for himself as being a true innovator within the electronic music scene, being versatile and unpredictable he never fails to disappoint.here we have two analogue masterpieces that show how diverse a tempo can be. exploring his beloved 170bpm he takes us through two emotional tracks of complex chord sequences and lush string arrangements tinted with his trademark melancholic signature. this is a buy on site release for his current fan base that have been patiently waiting, but also an ear opener for music lovers worldwide that have turned off to the formulaic and predictable mutation of d&b that has been dominating press and airwaves.

limited edition vinyl only pressing white label.

after recent releases from riya and distance, we return to autonomic founders dbridge and instra:mental to provide 004 and give us another slice of autonomia or whatever you may like to call it.

for over six years, shadybrain is forcing innovation in drum and bass. with its 10th vinyl this is made clear more than ever. >the panic girl remixes< join various high profile artists who have never been combined on a release before: dbridge, phace, duo infernale, skyence, as well as newcomer sone. the base for all their remixes was panic girls >burn and rise ep<, a trip-hop release which was published on shadybrain in early 2010.

exit records bring their busy 2009 release schedule to a close with this outstanding 12 inch from label owner dbridge, featuring two tracks that have been consistently played over the last few months by djs such as goldie, friction, alix perez, spectrasoul, fabio, doc scott and marcus intalex amongst others.

first up for release on nomic are two collaborative tracks.
dbridge / instra:mental / skream >acacia avenue< - gaining momentum week in week out on the club circuit, what at first seemed to be quite a barren track has grown into a little monster. the intro draws you in with an unexpected switch into emotive b-line stabs, but its the subtle drop of the heavyweight 808 sub layered with the pro 1 and moog arps riff that send the dance floors silly. no crash bang wallop of drums here, just a simple riff timed and executed for maximum effect.
traveling down a moodier path than the flipside, >detroid< is an interesting fusion of influences that create something very distinctive. taut atmospheres and whispering sound effects fabricate a background for the loosely hanging percussion groove and murmuring bass undertone. this track is riddled with trademark production styles from both dbridge and instra:mental, put them together in the same pot and they mix smoothly into a remarkable piece of music.

violet coloured vinyl

drum & bass classics incl alix perez, artificial intelligence, calibre, calyx and more

om unit s acclaimed album -self- gets remixes from dbridge, skrs (aka seekers international), sorrow & o$vmv$m (aka neek & jabu young echo) a real deal remix package. genuine expansions and redirections from likeminded producers, selected by om unit. true experiments on self s flexible styles & vulnerabilities.

2018 repress ,how much do you really know about nina kraviz? shes a russian techno dj, an accomplished producer, one of dance musics breakthrough names of the last five years. true enough, but theres so much more to her story than that. shes one of electronic musics most interesting characters, someone who has stuck to her musical guns since day one, someone who has wide-ranging roots that run deep in the past, yet shes also the embodiment of the future. her signature sound is a raw blend of house and techno with a very acidic feel. if that feels very now, kraviz has a lot to do with it, which is why she was asked to mix the latest instalment of !k7s landmark dj kicks series.

three tracks from synkro’s debut album “changes”, remixed by sven weiseman, legowelt and dbridge.

180 gram vinyl. initial copies in hand-made screen printed sleeves. fresh, genre bending interpretations from barac (romania) and dbridge (uk). these two inspiring producers provide their modern touch to the contemporary dancefloor continuum: dbridge offers an up-to-date hybrid that straddles the line between techno and breakbeat, while baracs extended mix is a deep and hypnotic journey through space. dbridge represents a milestone when it comes to uk dance music. being part of the legendary drum and bass group bad company in the late 90s, running his extensive label exit records, and regularly releasing on boddikas nonplus, metalheadz, as well as r&s, he has gained an enviable reputation as a specialist with a modern take on techno and breakbeat variations.

repress 2015 ... with dubsteps big push into the mainstream, stirring up all manner of hybrids, variants and mutations, its worth remembering that some have been creating fresh twists on the current generation of global bass music from its very inception. paul rose, aka scuba, and his hotflush label have, since 2003, had experimentation and genre-collision etched into the very structures of everything they do. putting out key tunes by the core pioneers of dubstep, but also by true outliers like mount kimbie, joy orbison and sepalcure, hotflush has created a sense of absolute consistence in diversity: multiple sounds united by true craftsmanship and high-tech expression of complex emotion. joining the uk underground to the deep-rooted techno culture of berlin, where rose is now resident, the label is a vital nexus in the flow of musical information that is fuelling the current innovative climate. so next time you hear someone talking about >post<- this or >future<- that, consider that maybe the times are just catching up with hotflush. back and 4th features ten brand new tracks from bass musics most innovative producers, as well as a collection of essentials from hotflushs recent catalogue. the compilation is presented in double-cd and as a triple 12 inch vinyl release.

across the length and breadth of the albums 28&#8208,,,track span, mosaic vol.2 is the second chapter of label boss dbridges mission statement to marry disparate sounds on a mixed&#8208,,,artist album whilst triumphantly steering clear of convolution. the albums roll call lists luminaries emanating from all spheres of electronic music &#8208,,, ranging from us footwork impresario and frequent jimmy edgar collaborator machinedrum, who chimes in with a soulful synth&#8208,,,heavy jam on *the palace* to the increasingly potent combination of om unit & sam binga with the pair continuing in their rich vein of form on the label and wistfully amalgamating influences from jungle, dubstep and funk on album highlight *triffidz*.

limited split vinyl, taken from the think & change vinyl box

extremely limited edition 5x12 inch boxset, individually numbered and includes free download card for the digital bundle... only 1 copy per customer / nur 1 box pro kunde

think & change album available in cd format

huge remix pack... incl mixes from koreless, dbridge, quest, gang panang ft roots manuva

vier jahre nach >skream!< präsentiert dubstep-babyface skream mit >outside the box< sein zweites album. das album-format war bisher nicht so das ding des notorischen londoner vielproduzenten, der im letzten jahr mit seinem remix für die 80er electro-popper la roux die charts gestürmt und damit den wohl meistverkauften dubstep-track gepustet hat. um die 30 maxis hat er seit >skream!< veröffentlicht, remixe nicht mitgerechnet. in seinen schubladen sollen noch tracks für knapp 100 weitere alben rumliegen. neben dem indie-rapper murs sind auch dbridge & instramental, sam frank und la roux mit gastauftritten auf >outside the box< vertreten, das wie auch skreams erstes album auf tempa erscheinen wird. die limited deluxe edition enthält alle 14 tracks der standard-version plus eine bonus cd mit brandneuen und exklusiven skreamnizm-tracks (various artists)! limitiert auf 250 cds in deutschland!

vier jahre nach >skream!< präsentiert dubstep-babyface skream mit >outside the box< sein zweites album. das album-format war bisher nicht so das ding des notorischen londoner vielproduzenten, der im letzten jahr mit seinem remix für die 80er electro-popper la roux die charts gestürmt und damit den wohl meistverkauften dubstep-track gepustet hat. um die 30 maxis hat er seit >skream!< veröffentlicht, remixe nicht mitgerechnet. in seinen schubladen sollen noch tracks für knapp 100 weitere alben rumliegen. neben dem indie-rapper murs sind auch dbridge & instramental, sam frank und la roux mit gastauftritten auf >outside the box< vertreten, das wie auch skreams erstes album auf tempa erscheinen wird

limited vinyl box !!!! ollie >skream< jones is on a major roll. the 25 year old croydon dj, producer and original dubstepper had the festival anthem of last year with his lets get ravey remix of la rouxs >in for the kill, hes just been featured on the cover of nme with his magnetic man co-stars benga and artwork (not to mention the covers of dj and mixmag) and as we speak, he is all over radio 1 with the lead track from his second solo album, outside the box. skream has selected 8 tracks that cover hip hop (8-bit baby, with la rapper murs from living legends), bass-wobbling dubstep (the self-explanatory wibbler), dreamy electronica (perferated), a dark and tribal track with la roux, and a strong dose of euphoric jungle on >the epic last tune<, a track that is inadvisable to listen to whilst driving unless you want another six points on your licence. essential !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

martyn laesst bewusst kräftige portionen house & techno in sein dubstep-geruest einfliessen und kreiert damit eine geniale variation aus straighten und gebrochenen beats!

consequence was introduced to d bridge via mutual friends whilst touring new zealand and after listening to some of his music, dbridge knew that he had found an artist with the potential to create an album suited to the labels ethos of writing music from the heart and not necessarily directed at the dancefloor.

how much do you really know about nina kraviz? shes a russian techno dj, an accomplished producer, one of dance musicÕs breakthrough names of the last five years. true enough, but theres so much more to her story than that. shes one of electronic musics most interesting characters, someone who has stuck to her musical guns since day one, someone who has wide-ranging roots that run deep in the past, yet shes also the embodiment of the future. her signature sound is a raw blend of house and techno with a very acidic feel. if that feels very now, kraviz has a lot to do with it, which is why she was asked to mix the latest instalment of !k7Õs landmark Ôdj kicksÕ series.