from the four corners of the globe (sort of) comes a collection of some of the hottest club bangers 130bpm has ever seen. first up is dangerous in the 80s from kid who (brixton) who managers to unite the strange pairing of calvin harris and busta rhymes to make an old school electro tinged post classic combination. t wrecks (toronto) is next out the box with stabs, cut ups and the think break that turns timbalands tune into a baltimore anthem. estaw (amsterdam) takes the hip hop anthem of all hip hop anthems, breaks it down, builds it up, bobs, weaves, throws a right hook, throws some ds on it and throws the dance into a frenzy. last but not least, jim sharp (london / toronto) re animates talib kwelis ode to the fairer sex into a fidgety, bumpy, electro slab of sound that makes feminine undergarments moist.

currently on exhibit at bzr is one of the finest living specimens of mc spit fireus in the world. responding to the name substantial, and discovered in his native brooklyn, newyork, substantial has made a practice of amazing hip hop and dance fans alike with his unmatched ability to spit fire over progressive electro dance tracks. captured exclusively on wax and cd by dj chew fu phat (chew fu) for all the world to hear on the single move 4 me, substantial is currently ripping clubs and venues throughout europe and the u.s. alongside chew fu as part of the bzr traveling exhibit