Monday, October 10, 2011 at 11:48PM 
Figure & Gangsta Fun hook up for this sick bass-heavy Drumstep track - it is taken from the Monsters Of Drumstep Vol. 2 album, which is the first release on newly formed label Doom. Pick up your copy of this track below and check out the rest of the album HERE. Big.
Drumstep, Edit, Figure, Gangsta Fun, VIP Monday, October 10, 2011 at 11:31PM 
Two new tracks from Justice's long overdue sophmore album, Audio Video Disco, which is set to be released October 24th on Ed Banger. Didn't like the lead single, not a huge fan of Cannon, but Newlands is pretty damn amazing. Pre-order on iTunes HERE.
Ed Banger, Electro, Electronic, House, Justice Monday, October 10, 2011 at 11:20PM 
The Killabits doing their thing on Ephixa's new single, Dubstep Killed Rock N' Roll, which was released a couple of days ago on Monstercat. Pure filth - you can purchase your copy HERE.
Dubstep, Ephixa, Remix, The Killabits Monday, October 10, 2011 at 11:13PM After a quick chat with DJ Envy, Cole performs my favourite track off his hugely successful debut album, Cole World: The Sideline Story. Pick up your copy HERE.
Monday, October 10, 2011 at 10:46PM 
A very commercially friendly, but pretty cool remix of Pixie Lott's second single from her upcoming sophmore album, Young Foolish Happy. One for all the DJs who are playing student nights over the next few months. Single is out November 7th.
Monday, October 10, 2011 at 7:14PM 
A lovely new Drum & Bass mix from Bedfordshire-based Greg Douglas. Mixing could do with a bit of touching up in a few places, but the majority of it is very tight and the tracklist is flawless. Listen/download in the SoundCloud player below, catch the tracklist after the jump and follow him on Twitter HERE. You would be silly to not want this on your iPod.
Drum & Bass, Greg Douglas, Mix Monday, October 10, 2011 at 7:05PM 
True Tiger do what True Tiger do best on Kelly Rowland's latest single from her third solo album, Here I Am. You will be able to get this on October 30th when the single drops in the UK.
Dubstep, Kelly Rowland, Remix Monday, October 10, 2011 at 5:28PM 
One of the highly anticipated Massive Attack & Burial collaborations. Basically, Four Walls/Paradise Circus are two Burial mixes of previously unreleased Massive Attack material - at around 12 minutes each, both pieces have been given the time and space to evolve into something really unique and special. Granted it's slightly boring in parts, but the vocal is hauntingly beautiful and Burial's incredibly thoughtful production shines through. Pre-order a limited edition vinyl HERE - only 1000 copies available worldwide. Nothing about this is ordinary.
Burial, Dubstep, Massive Attack, Remix, Trip-Hop Monday, October 10, 2011 at 3:33PM 
Here is the first post in a brand new series, entitled Classic Hip-Hop Samples, which as the title suggests, will aim to introduce you to the incredible samples used in some of the greatest Hip-Hop tracks of all-time. Many people believe that sampling is just a form of copying and shows a lack of imagination, but when you listen to where these samples have come from, you will then realise it's completely the opposite - all of the producers listed have taken songs from a wide variety of genres, some well-known/some totally obscure, used a small part and reinvented them to make a totally new, relevant and fresh sound. 5 Hip-Hop classics every Monday - this week includes Mobb Deep, Common, A Tribe Called Quest, Wu-Tang Clan & Jay-Z. Hope you enjoy it, and hope you learn something.
Monday, October 10, 2011 at 3:14PM A very cleverly put together promo video for the first piece to come from Brenmar's forthcoming EP, Let's Pretend, which will be released October 31st on Hum & Buzz. Stream previews of the whole EP HERE - sounds like a big one.
