A deeply atmospheric intro immediately hits the spot. ‘Between The Devil And The Sea’ claws at you with expansive vibes, drawing you in closer. ‘Bye’ sharpens things straight up with its rhythmical power and ‘Ing’ again drags you along for the ride with intense builds. Shanghai Doom steps up for the wicked ‘Flatline.’ It comes at you with menace and suspense – a real creeper.

We love what Quality Goods’ associates sfam bring with ‘Fragile.’ They showcase their intricate attention to detail and together with TYNAN keep you guessing. Last but not least is ‘Pluto, the Black Cat.’ The best possible way to round off the EP unleashes itself with shattering riffs and distorted screeches – living up to its name.

The EP is out now to stream. Be sure to check it out in full, below.

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Now seeing a release through Ram Records is a remix of the track by none other than fellow duo GLXY. Currently signed to Shogun Audio, GLXY has a knack for crafting subliming liquid drum and bass cuts, drenched in soul. They deliver on all fronts with this remix – and we’re stoked to premiere it.

With Julia Mark’s tones drifting across its velvety drum patterns and sleek edits, ‘Before The Dawn’ dazzles as a standalone listen. If you’re looking for the best way to ease into a new week, look no further.

Hit play on ‘Before The Dawn’ now.

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Each remake on this EP lives up to expectation. PEEKABOO and G-Rex make a triumphant return with a VIP version of the mix, and it builds suspense from the offset before hitting you with the drops. Dirt Monkey utilises rhythmical depth on his version, whilst there is an epic energy to Eliminate’s which chops and changes rapidly.

Both TYNAN and LUZCID contribute the next couple of flips, with the former’s filling us with joy thanks to its deep, textured instrumentals. The up and coming duo um.. are given the task of rounding off the Babatunde EP, and do so with wonky beats and meandering shards of melody.

G-Rex says of this release: “For this remix EP, we went out and handpicked not only some amazing artists, but our great friends as well to remix our track. Each remix comes with their own unique style that makes the entire package cohesive and interesting.”

Listen here.

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First up he drops ‘Take Control’ via Ram Records. It is the fifth track in his Sequence series, which represents his melodically driven, refined production style. This single is primed for the dance floor. Hooking you in from the first moment with soulful female vocals and a pulsating energy, it soon descends into heavier territory. Crisp drums and punchy synths ensure ‘Take Control’ hits the ground running. The vocals shine back through for second time, bringing some anthemic heat to proceedings before the drop comes in for more.

Now out for global release, you can get hold of it here.

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With such a unique approach to creating beats, we had to find out the 5 Floor Fillers AXEN has in his musical arsenal. Check them out below and enjoy!

TC – ‘Tap Ho’

A timeless drum & bass classic that never fails to impress on the dance floor. It’s simple but very effective and still to this day is a staple in my DJ set. It was actually the very first drum & bass song I fell in love with.

Black Tiger Sex Machine x Apashe – ‘Replicants’ (Kompany Remix)

An amazingly well put together track: aggressive vibes and the switch ups between Brostep and Briddim styles keep the energy at an all-time high on the dance floor.

Herobust – ‘WTF’

A dubstep anthem that will make an entire crowd literally chant “WTF” over and over before the drop even starts. I got into producing bass music because of Herobust – what caught my attention was how innovative he is. I’m pretty certain majority of the sounds in that track were made from just his own voice saying “WTF” too!

PhaseOne & YOOKiE – ‘State Of Emergency’

This track is probably one of the most well executed tracks I’ve heard this year. I always look for tracks that keep things interesting and this one takes the cake. Everything from its transitions to the variations in all of the drops make this one a must-have.

G-REX – ‘Wook Blaster’

G-REX is on another level with his releases lately, ‘Wook Blaster’ is one those tracks you really need to hear out at a club, or better yet a festival system just to see and hear the crowd reaction – which is up there with one of the best I’ve seen.

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Comolli’s profile is on the rise. After shooting to recognition with his remix for UZ and the inimitable ‘Quake,’ he brings a level of sophistication with ‘Over You.’ It is an extraordinary sound – hooking you in with an emotive, vocal-led introduction before layering in textured drops and fleeting 808s. If you love creatively charged future bass, this is for you.

Take a listen.

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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.

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It will blow your mind. We first heard oddprophet’s stuff when he remixed SVDDEN DEATH & Yakz’s ‘Rock Like This,’ and knew he had some talent. This EP allows him to expand on his sound, and he does so with crazy creativity. The pace of ‘Check’ and frenetic builds of ‘Never Knew’ are the perfect intros to its title track – a downright filthy cut. You are left ready to hit play again with ‘Listen,’ a superb blend of drama and precision.

Precognition can be streamed below. Do it!

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Full of explosive percussion and a rattling bassline drive from the outset, ‘Flash’ is given weight as its vocal murmurs begin to take hold to keep you locked in throughout. MEMBA’s creative minds have gone to work and whipped up a killer track here. No doubt it will be receiving praise from a whole host of successful fellow producers in the coming months, not to mention growing their fanbase.

Get your fix below.

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From the start, Thelem is on fire with his engulfing sounds. The shaking title track works brilliantly as an introduction and is swiftly followed by ‘Dusted’ featuring Onhell, a blistering cut with super sharp rhythms. ‘Tuck It’ surges into action with a quicker tempo and strong dynamics, before ‘Lights Out’ ricochets with deep, dark thuds as the EP’s final addition.

You can hit play on each of these wicked tracks now – check out the stream here.

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