Episode 61A: Subvert Sessions Podcast | 170BPM Mix [July 2013]

Episode 61, a podcast in two parts. First up, the latest selection of rolling deep basslines selected by Zul. We hope you like this one.

Download via iTunes HERE.

Track list:

01. Ruffhouse and Clarity - Aphasia [Critical Presents Modulations]
02. David Boomah and Wildflower - Love For All, Hate For None [V Recordings]
03. Cruel Culture and Keosz - Tabernacle [Citrus]
04. Paladion - Space Dog [KosMos Music]
05. Anile - That Night (featuring Jess Brinham) [CIA Deep Kut]
06. Parhelia - Future Past [Rotation Deep]
07. Technimatic - Not Far To Go [Spearhead]
08. Parhelia - Circles and Dots (SoulTec Remix) [Rotation Deep]
09. Future Engineers - Synthesis [KosMos Music]
10. Ruffhouse and Clarity - Persecute [Critical Presents Modulations]
11. Genotype - Monday Madness [Samurai Red Seal]
12. Anile - All This Time (featuring Hanna Eve) [CIA Deep Kut]
13. Parhelia - Evolution [KosMos Music]
14. Marso and Gala - Solar Sail [Offworld]
15. Marso and Gala - Whisper [Offworld]
16. Chimpo - Frontline (featuring Fox) [Soul:R]
17. Sam KDC - Catacomb [Auxiliary]
18. Spirant - Alias Grace [Blu Mar Ten Music]
19. Blocks and Escher - Heliocentric (with ASC) [Narratives Music]
20. Congo Natty - London Dungeons (featuring Rebel MC and Martha Kean) [Big Dada]
21. Phaeleh - Whistling In The Dark (featuring Augustus Ghost) [Afterglo]

Time: 54:38
Recorded: 4 July 2013

Chimpo - Frontline EP [Soul:R]

More great new music from Soul:r's home city of Manchester. Chimpo is a local legend, he's been on the underground scene for years, DJ'ing and producing his homemade blend of multi-genre bass infused electronic music.

Also known also for his unique microphone skills, Chimpo's delivery style and wit is something to behold. These four tracks on the Frontline EP - out on July 15 2013 - showcase all of what Chimpo has to offer. A release that will stand out for being different and yet totally devastating on the dance floor. The vinyl release contains a huge remix of the title track, "Frontline", by Calibre that utilises Fox's vocal and flips the sound back to the days of jungle techno. Add also the deadly production unit of Dub Phizix and Skeptical on lead track "Buzzin" and you have a package that's pretty much essential.