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3 weeks ago |
ukf.com | Laurie Charlesworth
Hear ye, hear ye! It’s the news that we’ve all been waiting for… Hype, Hazard and Pascal are back. That’s right – Playaz 2.0 is here. Signifying an exciting new era for the label, Return of the Dubplate Killa featuring tracks from DJ Hype, Heist, DJ Hazard, Crystal Clear, Tyke & Prestige has finally dropped. The 4 track EP is signature sounding Playaz with a mischievous little twist, kickstarting a string of releases, alongside some exciting plans from one of drum & bass’ most influential labels.
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2 months ago |
ukf.com | Laurie Charlesworth
Douvelle19 has become quite the wizard at whipping up a lovesick dance-floor banger or two. That’s the current theme for the Welsh producer. That’s his flavour, his vibe. And although no two tracks of his are ever the same, they almost always include lyrics of yearning, steamy bass-lines and melting melodies that will make you want to fall in love over and over and over again.
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Nov 19, 2024 |
ukf.com | Laurie Charlesworth
NOT BAD FOR A GIRL is a UK collective that provides support and opportunities for women, non-binary, and transgender people in the music industry. After launching five years ago, this electric – and completely unapologetic – Manchester-born group has made a name for itself as both a high-energy DJ act and a vital resource for up-and-coming artists. The work they have done within music has been important and impactful from day dot, as they continue to fight the good fight for marginalised people.
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Nov 7, 2024 |
ukf.com | Laurie Charlesworth
Circles Revisited by Adam F is a big deal. The original is an undisputed and timeless classic. It is a pivotal moment in UK dance music that represents both our scene and our culture. The rework Adam has created celebrates the deep history of the track and the heavy influence that it has had on modern-day drum and bass, but really, it’s only the tip of the iceberg with what’s incoming.
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Oct 27, 2024 |
ukf.com | Laurie Charlesworth
Whether you’ve laughed at one of his videos, thrown your body around vigorously at one of his amazing live shows or smiled when you saw his teeny-tiny glasses, Venjent has been there for us when we’ve needed him the most. But his now-famous drum and bass memes and videos didn’t happen by accident.
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