Proving to be the perfect team, Virus Syndicate and L*o*J sound right at home together. The backing is menacing, bass-heavy, and filthy. Chest-pounding wubs pulse throughout the track as JSD and Nika D drops fittingly gritty bars. Staying true to the title, the lyrics retain the alphabet theme as they bounce from bar to bar flipping letters with stellar wordplay. Both verses kill, with the emcees going Z-A and back A-through-Z respectively. Just peep a quick sample of the potency, “I move with the A-Team, don’t touch B, but we all smoke weed, that’s drug class C, man are causing a ruckus, no I don’t creep, no D-Block Europe, selling them E’s, till they all got effed, straight up G.” Add in the in-your-face and catchy hook, and this one’s a smash.

Alphabet bars have been a strong feature since the very beginning of British MC culture. The alphabet has always been a way for MC’s to show off their lyrical ability and flow. From Skibba and Shabba to P Money and more we’ve grown up listening to our favourite MC’s give their take on the alphabet and we really wanted to pay homage to British MC culture and where it all began for us. So, what better way to start than turning it backwards? Haha! We had a lot of fun with this one just capturing a vibe and enjoying playing with the words. And of course, L*o*J came with an absolute banger which set the pace and vibe. – Virus Syndicate

Rap and bass music just sound right together, ‘Alphabet Riddim’ is yet another powerful reminder. Stream the track below and be sure to presave the Deadsick EP.

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Building from the anticipation that was created with the release of Now That’s What I Call Riddim Volume 5, Subtronics returns with his first project of the year to unleash a plethora of IDs that fans have been eagerly awaiting. The Scream Saver EP is arguably Subtronics at his best, staying true to his dubstep roots but pushing the inventiveness and liveliness of his sound to new heights. The collection’s title track has been teased for months, and upon pressing play listeners will quickly understand why ‘Scream Saver’ always sends any unsuspecting crowd into a frenzy. The high-pitched lead in the drops are euphoric and complimented with a perfect dosage of underlying heaviness. ‘Lullaby’ follows, with Virus Syndicate driving the introduction before the talented producer does what he does best with robotic sounds and mean basses.

The highly-anticipated ‘Discotek’ with Akeos, who is having an incredible month of their own, comes next, and highlights both artists’ skills in complimenting each other’s strengths. Subtronics’ quintessential samples add a comical touch to the track, while Akeos delivers on the menacing flow front. Finally, ‘Blow Stuff Up’ caps off the Scream Saver EP in full force, providing a strangely upbeat vibe that doesn’t lack bass, bounce and brutality. Check out Subtronics’ most impressive work to date.

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Check out ‘Warning’ below!

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The Dutchman doesn’t hold back anything on this four-track release, and it’s four featured tracks are exactly the kind of full-throttle bangers that have earned him a place in our heart.

Kicking the proceedings off is ‘Samir’ with its menacing drops, head-smashing drums and glass-edged riffs, followed by ‘Bring It’ which sees Heddy team up with the upfront Manchester trio known as Virus Syndicate. Along with other tracks ‘Lezzerd’ and ‘Jok,’ Spag Heddy’s Meatball Mafia EP is everything us bass heads wanted to hear, and then some.

Get it here. 

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