Ben Hindle
Deputy Editor at DJ Mag TM
Assistant Editor at Data Transmission UK
Deputy Editor @ DJ Mag. "Jungle Rapunzel". Views my own, obviously.
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1 week ago |
djmag.com | Ben Hindle
Fez The Kid drops a new track on Nia Archives’ Up Ya Archives label this week. Listen to jungle belter, ‘Cus It Feels Right’, exclusively below. Taken from his forthcoming ‘Body Mover’ EP — the title track of which dropped earlier this month — ‘Cus It Feels Right’ is a summertime jungle smash, with an upbeat vocal sample and a blend of funky, rolling breaks and chaotic choppage. “I wanted the tune to evolve into something that catches the listener off guard,” Fez told DJ Mag.
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3 weeks ago |
djmag.com | Ben Hindle
Having delivered the most bonkers EP of 2024 (‘Breathe... Godspeed’, Timedance), TraTraTrax co-founder Verraco brings his singular production wizardry to XL, once again forefronting synapse-snapping sound design without sacrificing dancefloor appeal. The title track hits the ground at a gallop, a thumping dembow-techno beat providing a mast for Verraco’s bombastic synth contortions to writhe around.
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1 month ago |
djmag.com | Ben Hindle
Much has been written about graffiti and its place as an original pillar of hip-hop, but its links to rave are far less well-documented. In the UK, these two cultures evolved in tandem; as acid house paved the way for the evermore inventive and rebellious hardcore and later jungle, so too graffiti writers developed their own styles and approaches to combating the system in post-Thatcher Britain.
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1 month ago |
djmag.com | Ben Hindle
Mumdance has dropped the latest in his self-released MD Dubs series, ‘MD004’, including new track ‘World Wide Web’, which samples classic 2000 drum & bass track ‘Deadline’ by Digital. Listen below. Described as a “peak-time dystopian electro/grime hybrid”, ‘World Wide Web’ fuses the iconic ‘Deadline’ scaling stabs to a mechanical beat, thumping bass, and a robotic vocal that takes aim at our online obsessions.
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1 month ago |
djmag.com | Ben Hindle
It’s one of the most recognisable drum & bass tracks of all time. From the very first note alone — the twang of a simple eight-note bass riff — any D&B fan worth their salt can name it, and thanks to its ever-evolving story, so too can many more besides.
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