Episode 76B: Subvert Sessions Podcast | 170BPM [October 2014]

Episode 76B: Subvert Sessions Podcast | 170BPM [October 2014] by Zul Othman on Mixcloud

Part two of our October special. This time its straight up drum & bass, featuring the freshest beats and some classics thrown in for good measure. It is also a taster for the Subvert HQ do happening on Oct 18 at Loof (Singapore). See you there.

Event details HERE.

Download via iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/podcast/subvert-sessions-podcast/id395437067

Track list:

01. The Invaderz - Love Vibrations [Commercial Suicide]
02. The Invaderz - Getting So [Commercial Suicide]
03. Metrik - Infinity [Hospital]
04. Chromatic - Found You [Utopia Music]
05. Intelligent Manners - Love Is Love [Fokuz]
06. Edit and Pennygiles - Set Theory [CIA]
07. Fred V and Grafix - Maverick Souls [Hospital]
08. Metrik - Borealis [Hospital]
09. Seathasky and Silence Groove - Together [Offworld]
10. FD - Ice 690 [Soul:R]
11. Paragon - Precipice [ThirtyOne Recordings]
12. Edit and J-Daure - Cardinal [Med School]
13. S.P.Y - Lost Orbit [Hospital]
14. Bungle - Astral Travel [Soul:R]
15. Blu Mar Ten - Made Of Air [BMT Music]
16. Seba - Cold Spring (featuring Robert Manos) [Spearhead]
17. Kid Drama - What Do You See [Exit]
18. Fis and Tokyo Prose - The Dares [Samurai Horo]
19. Bop - Impermenance [Med School]
20. Bop - The Amazing Adventures Of One Curious Pixel [Med School]
21. Kiyoko - Dulcimer [Auxiliary]
22. Rufige Kru - Beachdrifta [Metalheadz]

Time: 56:15

Recorded: Oct 4 2014
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UTOPIA MUSIC w/ Break, Mako, Fields, Villem & Chromatic

Utopia Music 16

out 29.10.14

A. Break, Mako, Fields & Villem - Shadowlines
AA. Chromatic - Found You  

Utopia's 16^th vinyl single brings label stalwart Break into the fold once again for a hard hitting roller that has been getting reactions all over the globe since it got leaked into the top DJ's hands. The A side teams up the Symmetry boss with Utopia label honcho and recent Metalheadz addition Mako, with his long term partners Fields and Villem. The production and weight are unreal whilst retaining a woody rather than plastic aesthetic.

The flip sounds like a Lenzman classic but instead is brought to you by rising stars Chromatic. Growing in confidence, they have recently been releasing on Hype's Playaz label and are producing quality dance floor bass lines without the need for the screechy mid range bass that has become so prevalent in modern drum and bass.  Warm bass, beats and keys and no need for much else.