We’re grateful to oddprophet this week for joining us for our Floor Fillers feature. With his EP Precognition out now via Never Say Die, it’s undeniable that his crisp dubstep meets future style is going to keep winning fans across the globe.
The young talent may well be keeping his true persona a little way out of the spotlight, but his music is doing all the talking right now. Check out his 5 Floor Fillers choices below.
GRYM – ‘Ninja Blockz’
I’ve been playing out this tune and it got a huge reaction in Paris earlier this year. While it might be a kinda overdone, recycled riddim idea (taking influence from Subfiltronik’s anthem ‘Blockz’), the drop is just nasty, rolling and filthy. Big ups to Grym on his other tunes as well. As riddim goes, Grym is favourite at the moment.
Barely Alive – ‘Wompum’
This is by far the biggest on the album for me; the definition of an absolute head banger. Taking vibes from Badklaat – ‘Head Crush’, the Barely Alive boys have done the maths on how to make the crowd move with this one.
Pandorum & Ivory – ‘Knight Riderz’
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I love this track, not only for the igniting opening bass and the all-encompassing quarter note screech, but the cherry on top is the “come on then!” vocal sample. Almost too much energy in this one to enjoy sitting down!
Tynan & Kompany – ‘Extraterrestrial’
The title does this one justice, it’s an out-of-this-world experience. Had to call out these boys for being absolute nerds in the SoundCloud comment section. They’ve created some unbelievable sound design. Hear for yourself, it’s another level.
Pane Mua – ‘Everything’
Seriously underrated song here, it makes me sad the play count hasn’t even hit five figures yet. I couldn’t get the main hook out of my head for days, so damn catchy and bouncy. It just puts a massive smile on my face. It’s the best song I’ve ever heard from him and it’s being massively slept on in my opinion. Out of all these tunes in this article, this one is a must-listen.
