OUT NOW: MATH HEAD "TURN THE MUSIC UP" & "WHAT I NEED" (SHARKSLAYER REMIX)

Two more pounding heavy bass anthems from ben (Math head X passions), the man behind Kitsuné release “emergency” as passions, and numerous dubstep and bassline floor destroyers as math Head. new tracks “Get Hype” and “Turn the
Music up” are enough to shatter the nerves of even the most hardened bass freak. Erratic samples, sporadic drum breaks and continuous mind-blowing bass. T & B all-star AC Slater is on remix duty handing in a equally fierce rework of “Turn the Music Up”.

Math Head - Get Hype

Get The Whole EP at:
Itunes / Turntable Lab / Juno / Beatport

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Brooklyn's finest, Trouble & Bass bring out their latest release, a club-destroying Sharkslayer remix of Curses!'s "What I Need". Top Billin' crew member Sharkslayer pairs down the Curses! sound to an undulating low end bass line, jacked up with some electronic glitches and B-more breaks for added party mayhem.

Finnish supercrew Top Billin' are old school party makers and breakers, representing theScandinavian scene with tracks featured on Tittsworth & Ayres T&A Records compilations in 2007, an exclusive mix for XLR8R in April this year and a definitive set of Top Billin' mix compilations that take in everything from Scottie B to Crookers. With nods towards B-more, Chicago Juke, UK Dubstep and French Electro, TopBillin' are bridging the Atlantic with their unique mixture of sounds.

The track has already picked up plays on BBC 1Xtra and a lot of blog attention with Sharkslayer remixes turning up on Scatterblog and the Mad Decent blogsite amongst many others.

Curses! - What I Need (Sharkslayer Remix)

FREE DTL MP3 on RCRDLBL

Go to RCRD LBL to get a free mp3 of Drop The Lime's Remix of Curses! 'This is the Way' released on Institubes!

Check out Curses! at Fabric This Friday!

TAYO BRINGS THE BASS!

we are returning once again to love FEB 29th with london's break/dubstep/ragga/bass smasher TAYO


Tayo is an electronic music producer from London and has a solid background in what dub, hip hop, break-beat and electro concern.

Tayo founded the London club night Friction in 1997 alongside then-unknown DJs Rennie Pilgrem and Adam Freeland, which became the foundation for the future of the three as godfathers of nu-skool breaks. Nowadays Tayo juggles his label Mob Records, a show on Radio One (‘In New DJs We Trust’) and a periodic dub-centric night at Fabric called ‘Cool & Deadly’. ‘FabricLive 32’ is Tayo's eighth (!) comp since 2000, including two outings in Distinct'ive Records' ‘Y4K’ series and a crack at 'Functional Breaks' ‘Beatz & Bobz’.

A glance at the tracklist reveals the dreadlocked DJ pulling wax from upfront all-stars Aquasky and Baobinga, dubstep hero Skream, baile funker Buraka Som Sisterna, as well as tossing in his own dubby co-productions with Acid Rockers Uptown and Care In The Community. “This mix is a celebration of breakbeat culture and bass culture," says Tayo. "It's me being into everything and trying to make it make sense over seventy minutes."

Tayo flexes his sharp taste in music to show how, in one way or another, every track is laid out on a common ground and stamped with derivatives. Ride the rhythms as he fuses the gutter flavour of Mad Decent, the low-end shudder of Skream and Digital Mystikz and the breakbeat swagger of Deekline and even Tayo's own productions. Tayo stands proudly in the middle of contemporary bass culture and connects the dots - dubstep, baile funk, breakbeat and electro - to form the upfront sound of London's underground.


GRAB THE NEW T&B RELEASE- CURSES!-"What I Need" w/ DEPXLICIT REMIX AND DTL VIP MIX!

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Check out Mathhead's new mix for our boy's over at Mishka.
We will be giving away 50 copies of this at the next Trouble & Bass!!!
You can also stream it on the Mishka Doombox
And check out Mishka's new blog: Bloglin

- Check out Diplo's new mix up at Pitchfork. he says some kind words about Drop The Lime and Trouble & Bass. Much appreciated!

- Also check up on Curses! as he tours North America with Institubes on the Institubes Tour Blog

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