ts7, fresh from reworking singles for afrojack and tulisa, presents >grade a<, a colourful basssline number. in what will be his first vinyl outing since 2008, ts7 utilises his 4x4 roots, working a clever looping bass to perfection with some neat vocal sampling to give it bags of dancefloor swagger. complimented by a heavyweight remix package, >grade a< certainly packs a punch. remixes come from hyperdubs walton and mista mens mella dee. walton delivers an incredible grimy rework, culminating in a series of earshattering breakdowns and some fantastic synth work that draws comparisons with some of wileys early productions. mella dee, meanwhile, moves away from his 8-bar sound as heard in coyotes debut release >ctrl<, and looks to house for inspiration with >grade a< receiving a thorough rework in that vibe. full of the sounds more familiar with his mista men productions but packing more of a grimy punch, mellas remix is a surefire dancefloor favourite.

the sloths were formed in late 1964 by a bunch of students at beverly hills high school.

das dritte release des in madrid ansässigen labels ist frisch aus dem ofen gekommen. es enthält sechs stücke mit der kraft und intensität wie wir es gewöhnt sind.

local actions first single of 2013 comes from dj q. its qs second release on the label, following the vinyl-only, instantly sold-out brandy & coke, and marks the first taste of his forthcoming debut album

jason phats teams up with mr vanessa feltz, who you will remember provided vocals on the hugely successful gotta turn around.. this is in a similar vein and comes with a good set of mixes, including a tasty mix from out of office and a bouncy garage rub on the flip.

3 cds of nice 4/4 and bassline anthems mixed by jamie duggan and h two o!over 60 tracks and remixes by dj q, jamie duggan,mr. virgo and many more