andy c & red one have gone out on a limb with this the latest release on their frequency imprint, sister to the scene leading ram records. firstly they have signed two very new artists in the way of deep & shafie, but fortune favours the brave and what they?ve done here is push forward a 12 with a bucket full of class.

frequency recordings should be well known to every drum & bass fan. ram records sister label, and the home of stars such as sub focus, dc breaks, xample and hamilton amongst a plethora of the scenes greatest underground talent, frequency has played a pivotal role as an outlet for the incredible music that gets sent in via andy c and rams inbox. following on from optiv & btks >zero hour<, frequency drop their second 12 inch of the year, this time from wickaman & hoodlum and rewind.

frequency recordings continues its high calibre release schedule with another quality single. optiv & btk follow on from their hugely successful debut single for the label, let it hit em b/w mind over matter (fqy046). they return with yet another juggernaut of a single which is receiving massive support from andy c, delta heavy and ed rush to name but a few.

hamilton goes from strength to strength with his second release on frequency. with >come again< and >breathe< you ve got to jump up slammers that drop heavy in the dance. label owner andy c has been smashing to bits, the ram crew have found another strong artist here.

rising star basher drops his next double-a-side on frequency. be quick - limited stock!

pickett line is a liquid roller, great vocal use and rolling desperado-like bass. flashback on the flip is more the standard frequency fare, a tech fuelled dancefloor moving sound. a fine selection from andy c and red one of ram.

the end which features dekko is a driving slice of bassline funk, highlighting some tight production and a dirty dance floor groove. meanwhile, celestial, on the flip rolls onward with an infectious hookline, spacious strings and splashes of intense sonic disturbace. excellent stuff.

teaming up with lomax on the a side, xample drops some rolling beats and a grimey bassline and synth combination that ravers will find too hot to handle. breathe & stop on the flip takes a trademark xample vocal and drops it over some seriously heavy bass.