Love it or hate it, brostep is making a comeback. The disdain from the UK underground scene towards the now mainstream, big room sound of the genre brought the rise of the term “brostep”. The coined term acted as a differentiator between the UK’s minimal, sub heavy sound which still held its dub roo
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There’s something deeply satisfying about taking the things that once made you feel small and turning them into something massive. Grief…
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Hi! Who are you? Hey, I’m Andrei—founder of Quite Lucky, the drum & bass wing of our creative agency, Overskin – The Culture Label, based…
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Three years after their debut album, QZB is back with “Dreams to Dust” on Critical. This time with more focus and a clear vision, which…
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Hospital Records has blissfully pumped 30 years of unadulterated fun into drum & bass. From London Elektricity’s Billion Dollar Gravy and…
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Jessy Covets isn’t your average bass music artist. Based in the States, the vocalist, songwriter, producer, creative and DJ has seemingly…
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Hi, Who are you? James – “Yes yes UKF! I’m James Vine, aka ENiGMA Dubz. I’m a multi genre, bass music artist and I’ve been producing music…
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