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Posts Tagged ‘Trouble & Bass’

YOUTH BLOOD

In Mixes, Music on 4 November 2009 tagged Blunted Robots, Bok Bok, Little Jinder, Night Slugs, Trouble & Bass with View Comments

More heat from the Trouble & Bass (myspace) crew. Bok Bok (myspace) is killing it right now, with his ridiculous ‘Citizens Of The City’ remix forthcoming on Blunted Robots and the launch of the Night Slugs label. Download his remix of Jinder’s ‘Youth Blood’ courtesy of FACT and grab his mix for Deviate.

DEVIL’S EYES

In Music on 27 October 2009 tagged Drop The Lime, Kanji Kinetic, Trouble & Bass with View Comments

Drop The Lime (myspace) is set to take over. ‘Set Me Free’ drops next month on Trouble & Bass (myspace), who’s seen the fly posters? With remixes from Reso, Lil Silva and Harvard Bass you know it’s going to be a big release. This Kanji Kinetic (myspace) remix of ‘Devil’s Eyes’ is a monster. Get [...]

TROUBLE & BASS TAKEOVER

In Mixes, Party on 2 March 2009 tagged Bok Bok, Drop The Lime, L-Vis 1990, MiKiX The Cat, Night Slugs, Star Eyes, The Captain, Trouble & Bass with View Comments

Make sure to get your fine selves down to Fabric this Friday for the Trouble & Bass (myspace) takeover. Alongside the T&B Crew are Night Slugs (myspace). DO NOT MISS!

BLACKFINGER

In Mixes, Music on 22 February 2009 tagged Blackfinger, DZ, Supra1, Trouble & Bass with View Comments

Nottingham’s Blackfinger (myspace) drops his latest release ‘Fearless’ on the mighty Trouble & Bass (myspace) label. And just because those guys are on it they’ve said you lot can grab the Supra1 (myspace) remix for free. Go check the full release, with a nice DZ (myspace) remix,  here.

LITTLE JINDER, BIGGER BASS

In Music, Party on 12 October 2008 tagged Black Holes, Little Jinder, Night Slugs, Trouble & Bass with View Comments

Trouble & Bass (myspace) made an uncharacteristic yet well calculated signing in the form of Little Jinder (myspace). Her first single ‘Polyhedron’ was offered up in all its glory for a remix competition. Now although this usually results in an inordinate number of distinctly average efforts doing the rounds I’m pretty impressed by the outcome. [...]