iberian records feature on their seventh release an ep from migrant (aka 23hz) who comes with three slabs of soundsystem funk and groovy vibes. >limbic sistim< kicks off proceedings with a building arrangement into a catchy vocal lick – all underpinned with tight beats and warm subs. >acid sumatra< works on a similar tip but ups the tribal and percussive pressure on a deeper insistent rub. whilst >pipe club< brings some classic two-steppy flavours into the mix but cleverly reinforced with massive sub weight. these three tunes are taken from migrants forthcoming album, also entitled >exit plan<. more bass n groove from the lisbon and barcelona based label that should find favour with the deeper end of both dubstep and uk funky scenes.’ early support by scratcha dva, ghosts on tape, kid606, chrissy muderbot, cardopusher, slackk, mesak, phaeleh, deville, bunzer0, throwing snow.

iberian records comes out of a hibernation period with the a series of >tax haven< eps. this first ep comes from a group of producers located in the barcelona bass enclave and who have been some of the main players in the monthly b.low events there. dedicated to what the label describes as bass n groove, this ep contains three varied and original sounding tunes with different bpms suited to the leftfield of various bass music fields (dubstep/funky/future garage etc).

nice price deal !!! the second >tax haven< ep from iberian records brings together three different producers operating from within the lisbon and barcelona bass enclaves for another varied selection of bass n groove flavours …

being firm believers in striking when the iron is hot, iberian records waste no time in following up their successful return to the bass-heavy section of your favorite record store. after surprising listeners with an eclectic blend of styles on tax haven 3, the peninsulas finest purveyors of everything bass-related are back for the fourth installment of the tax haven ep series, featuring cuts by a fine selection of unpredictable artists, including geiom, noaipre, pacheko and klipar.

the new release from lisbon/barcelona based iberian records sees the second part of relocates hard boogie for dub swingers ep hit wax. first up are lisbons kuduro warriors buraka som sistema with a remix of relocates dot dot dash. clever micro samples from the original rub are married to an absolutely slamming b line to create a full on floor filler full of original flava which very successfully merges uk bass to the portuguese sound.