4 Track Vocal Drum N Bass / Breakbeat with Jungle Flava's - Some 14 years since last releasing, play:musik, the label founded by DJ Flight in 2005 is back with fresh tunes and a new look for ’24!
First up - Geordie new-gen junglist, Nectax, who’s refined his style by drawing inspiration from mid-‘90s deep atmospheric jungle and US footwork flavours. The Body Talk EP features 4 tracks that distinctly tie together - pristinely produced, bass heavy, future-facing music that respects the roots and foundation.
* Tracklist:
A1. Body Talk: classic amen break fused with interesting drum edits, smooth synths, a huge vocal and driving bassline (wait for the 2nd drop). An underground anthem thanks to Nia Archives’ strong support.
A2. Twin Turbo: bouncy footwork-jungle mixed with fun techno vibes, tight percussion and squelchy sounds. Rolls very nicely in the mix. Supported heavily by Sully and Mantra.
B1. No Such Luck: a murky rumbling intro with grime sound and haunting vocal leads into a speaker-troubling drop packed with funk-fuelled breaks. Certified modern jungle stepper and firm Flight favourite.
B2. Sentinel Runner: smokey sci-fi feel, electro b-boy stylings, and big bottom end make this the perfect EP closing track. Recently featured in Om Unit’s great MISSIONQUEST mix series.
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No Such Luck
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Sentinel Runner
Last FM Information on Nectax
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Nectax, the alias of Newcastle-based producer and DJ Ollie Underhill, has rapidly emerged as a standout figure in the drum and bass scene. Inspired by legendary labels such as RAM, Hospital, and Shogun, Nectax began experimenting with music production during his teenage years, using FL Studio to craft his early tracks.
His breakthrough came with releases on Spectre Audio, Dub Damage, and Diamond Audio, where he made an impact with jump-up tracks characterised by sharp snares and deep basslines. In 2019, his Paradox EP on Serial Killaz highlighted his ability to merge intricate breaks with melodic depth. The track Hologram from this release became a standout, earning support from prominent DJs like Serum, Voltage, and Bladerunner. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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