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DRUM[ROLL]

The promotion teams bringing funk to the UK club scene
Spiral Event - Durag Dynasty - Nature Sounds
DD are Planet Asia + Tristate + Killer Ben (this track also features Evidence from Dilated Peoples) but what you should really know about this track is that yerman Alchemist is on the mix - getting kinda addicted to what he's been cooking up in his soundlab of late and 'Spiral Event' is no exception, a queasy unsettling mix of blaxploitation funk and wierded out jazz-wibblery lashed with fire from the various MCs but velcro-ing the oddest melodys to your brainpan since the last time you heard 'On The Corner'. Stupidly stupendous.
Jamaica To Miami - Urban Knights feat Daddy Freddy - Sub Slayers
The linking of Urban Knights and Sub Slayers seems like a match made in heaven, and the original here buzzes with bass-heavy trap vibes. Daddy Freddy's gruff ragga vox sounds great, and I'm loving the wiki-wiki crossfade skwee soundz too. Benny Kane from the UKs slaps in some extra beats on his revamp, while 6BLOCC enhances the low-slung trap vibes. His Skanx version then makes it bone-shakin' junglist breaks, while Black & White turns it ruffneck drum & bass. Finally, Rebel Sonix does a bass music version. Something for everyone: Sub Slayers kru in full effect.
Fuky Hnds (Hexadecimal Remix) - Smile On Impact - Drumb
The electronic white noise intro to this electro-breaks re-rub is so intense that it melts all the wax in your ears. Good to see Hexadecimal still making waves down under.
Superfly - Jorn van Deynhoven - ASOT
15 months back, ASOT releases had me running for cover. These days they're greeted arms open wide. Beefing the roster up with more established names, there's also been a palpable rise in cross-the-board quality too. That's exemplified by Jorn van Deynhoven's latest. 'Superfly' roars out of the speakers in euphoric, near-hyperventilating fashion and over the course of its runtime, produces one thrill after another.