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Rise Up 013 comes courtesy of Ivy Lab - the trio of producers known individually as Sabre, Stray and Halogenix signed to the mighty Critical Music imprint. This mix proves one thing - Drum & Bass is back, ready to stamp its authority on the UK underground again after retreating to the shadows to let the house-music wave roll on by. We've watched with interest over recent months as the rest of the dance music press have slowly realised that some of the most creative, interesting and progressive electronic music production out there is happening at 170 beats per minute, or increasingly, the half-time tempo of 85bpm. This mix proves that bold statement true, making for one of the finest mixes we've yet hosted; flaunting the new half-time sonics and rhythms of the genre to rudely demonstrate their increasing interplay with hip-hop and dancehall templates. We always hype our mixes up, but this time, we really mean it. Click play now, for a glimpse of what's about to come... TRACKLIST: Tha Alkaholiks - 'Damn' [Loud Records] Mad Lion - 'Take It Easy' [Weeded Records] Zion I - 'The Drill' [Raptivism Records] Black Milk - 'Bounce' [Fat Beats] Nick Modern - 'Binary' [Adapt] Sam Binga - 'AYO!' [Critical Music] Eprom - 'Pipe Dreams' [Rwina Records] Darkhouse Fam - 'Brockwilde' [Earnest Endeavours] Fis & Overlook - 'Tides' [Dub] Great Dane - 'Invite Only' [Alpha Pup] Gamma - 'Bounce' [Dub] Dissident - 'Evolution Leaps Forward' [Offshore Recordings] Foreign Concept ft DRS - 'Falling Stars' [Critical Music] Stealth - 'Chimera' [Critical Music] Cern - 'Conway' [Dub] Roni Size - 'New Forms' (Machinedrum Juke Edit) [n/a] Calibre - 'Wilderness' [Signature] Sabre & Survival - 'Omega King' [Revolution Records] Dabs ft MC Kwality - 'Skull & Bones' [Horizons Music] War - 'Lesser Evil' [Dub] Drifter - 'Elsewhere Now' [Fokuz Recordings] Eastcolors - 'I Don't Know Why' (Dabs Rmx) [Avantgarde Recordings] Kasra & Enei - 'Spiral' [Critical Music] War - 'Slumber' [Dub] Loxy & Isotone - 'Ancients' [Cylon Recordings] Enei ft Sam Wills - 'Circles' [Critical Music] Halogenix ft. Zoe Klinck - 'Raw Deal' [Drum & Bass Arena]

One of grime's most recognisable voices, Footsie, is also one of its best producers. While famed with everyone from students to road man for his role as one half of Newham Generals alongside D-Double-E, Footsie's productions have been setting the...

Trap Magazine Mixtape #008 - Plastician

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Rise Up 013 comes courtesy of Ivy Lab - the trio of producers known individually as Sabre, Stray and Halogenix signed to the mighty Critical Music imprint. This mix proves one thing - Drum & Bass is back, ready to stamp its authority on the UK underground again after retreating to the shadows to let the house-music wave roll on by. We've watched with interest over recent months as the rest of the dance music press have slowly realised that some of the most creative, interesting and progressive electronic music production out there is happening at 170 beats per minute, or increasingly, the half-time tempo of 85bpm. This mix proves that bold statement true, making for one of the finest mixes we've yet hosted; flaunting the new half-time sonics and rhythms of the genre to rudely demonstrate their increasing interplay with hip-hop and dancehall templates. We always hype our mixes up, but this time, we really mean it. Click play now, for a glimpse of what's about to come... TRACKLIST: Tha Alkaholiks - 'Damn' [Loud Records] Mad Lion - 'Take It Easy' [Weeded Records] Zion I - 'The Drill' [Raptivism Records] Black Milk - 'Bounce' [Fat Beats] Nick Modern - 'Binary' [Adapt] Sam Binga - 'AYO!' [Critical Music] Eprom - 'Pipe Dreams' [Rwina Records] Darkhouse Fam - 'Brockwilde' [Earnest Endeavours] Fis & Overlook - 'Tides' [Dub] Great Dane - 'Invite Only' [Alpha Pup] Gamma - 'Bounce' [Dub] Dissident - 'Evolution Leaps Forward' [Offshore Recordings] Foreign Concept ft DRS - 'Falling Stars' [Critical Music] Stealth - 'Chimera' [Critical Music] Cern - 'Conway' [Dub] Roni Size - 'New Forms' (Machinedrum Juke Edit) [n/a] Calibre - 'Wilderness' [Signature] Sabre & Survival - 'Omega King' [Revolution Records] Dabs ft MC Kwality - 'Skull & Bones' [Horizons Music] War - 'Lesser Evil' [Dub] Drifter - 'Elsewhere Now' [Fokuz Recordings] Eastcolors - 'I Don't Know Why' (Dabs Rmx) [Avantgarde Recordings] Kasra & Enei - 'Spiral' [Critical Music] War - 'Slumber' [Dub] Loxy & Isotone - 'Ancients' [Cylon Recordings] Enei ft Sam Wills - 'Circles' [Critical Music] Halogenix ft. Zoe Klinck - 'Raw Deal' [Drum & Bass Arena]

Rise Up #013 comes courtesy of Ivy Lab - the trio of producers known individually as Sabre, Stray and Halogenix signed to the mighty Critical Music imprint. This mix proves one thing - Drum & Bass is back, ready to stamp its authority on the UK underground again after retreating to the shadows to let the house-music wave roll on by. We've watched with interest over recent months as the rest of the dance music press have slowly realised that some of the most creative, interesting and progressive electronic music production out there is happening at 170 beats per minute, or increasingly, the half-time tempo of 85bpm. This mix proves that bold statement true, making for one of the finest mixes we've yet hosted; flaunting the new half-time sonics and rhythms of the genre to rudely demonstrate their increasing interplay with hip-hop and dancehall templates. We always hype our mixes up, but this time, we really mean it. Click play now, for a glimpse of what's about to come...

Rise Up #013 comes courtesy of Ivy Lab - the trio of producers known individually as Sabre, Stray and Halogenix signed to the mighty Critical Music imprint. This mix proves one thing - Drum & Bass is back, ready to stamp its authority on the UK underground again after retreating to the shadows to let the house-music wave roll on by. We've watched with interest over recent months as the rest of the dance music press have slowly realised that some of the most creative, interesting and progressive electronic music production out there is happening at 170 beats per minute, or increasingly, the half-time tempo of 85bpm. This mix proves that bold statement true, making for one of the finest mixes we've yet hosted; flaunting the new half-time sonics and rhythms of the genre to rudely demonstrate their increasing interplay with hip-hop and dancehall templates. We always hype our mixes up, but this time, we really mean it. Click play now, for a glimpse of what's about to come...