601 TEAM UP WITH RAGGA TWINS FOR SOME

"DUTTY BASS"

A BANGER FULL TIGHT BREAKS N BASS

OVER THE SUPER SHARP CHATTER OF THE RAGGA TWINS

OUT NOVEMBER 4TH ON BEATPORT

Hot on the heels of their barn-storming, bass-bashed, rampant rave homage ‘Pixilate’, Harrogate bass scoundrels 601 deliver the second track from their long-awaited forthcoming album ‘We Do Bass’.

Their second long player, and first on Aquasky’s genre-defining imprint Passenger, it’s an extensive bass sensation, pushing the 140 template into unchartered creative territories with every body-slamming beat, deadly drop and razor-sharp hook. ‘Dutty Bass’ and ‘Stars’ are two of its 14 highlights, and there’s no better way to prepare yourself for the album’s imminent arrival…

‘Dutty Bass’ has the honour of opening the album. The moment you hear the dramatic air raid siren you’ll understand just why…

Presented by the distinctive rapidfire patter of the Ragga Twins Crew, their lyrical luxury complements every note of the chest-pressing bassline. It’s a scorching hypemonger, guaranteeing instant riotous rave behaviour. Turbo-charged breakbeats lead the groove as 601 showcase their low end repertoire. Twisting, turning and tearing through the flavours, just as you think you’ve got your head around the power of their production you’re shoved into a saw-toothed, amen-rich instrumental section. Best bass faces at the ready: this is one slice of next-level business, setting the confident, uncompromising tone for the entire album…

It also comes complete with an awesome interplanetary video from Kenny Frankland. An animated robot romp, it adds a whole new depth and narrative to an already killer track.

Next up is a very special remix of ‘Stars’ by none other than the Freestylers and StereoType. Two game-changing scene warriors, both London crews never disappoint, always keeping the dancefloor on their toes with switch-flipping vibes and untamed, energetic arrangements. This emotion-rich, anthemic version of ‘Stars’ is no exception. Bold strings and twinkling arpeggios a-go-go: their powerful rendition complements Roisin Brophy’s emphatic, loin-girding vocals perfectly while their brawny beats ensure total dancefloor submission. A candidate for the ultimate end-of-night crescendo, Freestylers and StereoType are bang on-point right here.

With a matter of weeks to go until the release of ‘We Do Bass’, 601 are swiftly becoming the most talked about act in the 140 realm. Previous support has been pledged by the likes of Diplo, Annie Nightingale, DJ Hype and Jaguar Skillz. Let’s add your name to that impressive tastemaker list…

601 1: Dutty Bass (Feat Ragga Twins & RTC) 2: Stars (Freestylers & StereoType Remix)
Date: Beatport November 4th 2013 / Worldwide November 10th 2013

The number of delectable mixes to come out of Canadas Shambhala fest this year is nothing short of incredible but Skitour’s set from their Aprés Skii Party has to be the absolute highlight for me and with tickets for next year’s festival going on sale in just two days time, this mix really has me contemplating making the trek.

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SkiiTour 2013 Shambhala Mixtape

Wicked breakbeat re-edit from Adsorb. Taking things on a real groovy route which is so refreshing these days. An essential download!

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Nonstop – Adsorb Breaks Edit

Download Stems to ‘Hideous’ on Beatport: http://btprt.dj/19Fycls Submit by November 11th! You can win Novation gear and possibly a release on BSE Recordings. Hideous was released 8 years ago on Black Sun Empire’s album Cruel & Unusual.

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Noisia & Calyx & Teebee – Hyenas // Noisia & Evol Intent – The Liquid
Out on all other digital platforms and vinyl Monday October 21st.

We are on tour right now with the ‘I Am Legion’ LIVE SHOW with Foreign Beggars http://iamlegion.co.uk
17.10.2013 Cabaret Sauvage, Paris, France http://bit.ly/IALParis
18.10.2013 AB, Brussels, Belgium http://bit.ly/IALBrussels
19.10.2013 ADE @ Melkweg, Amsterdam, NL SOLD OUT
20.10.2013 De Oosterpoort, Groningen, NL http://bit.ly/IALGrun

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Noisia & BSE – Hideous (2005) [Beatport Remix Competition]

A spaced out ride into some dope as hell Drum & Bass from Mr Bill and Stickybuds.

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Mr Bill & Stickybuds – Hard But Fair

One of the most rock & roll acts out there, Barry Ashworth’s merry band of reprobates — the unstoppable Dub Pistols — are staying true to form with their sixth long-player. It’s called ‘White Lines’, although Barry is keen to stress that the title isn’t some sort of blatant drug reference. “It’s about the number of white lines we see on motorways and at airports when we’re travelling around all the time,” he says.

To celebrate the tour they are giving away a rather huge remix of their crowd rocking hit Alive (word on the street is the remix package dropping soon includes mixes from our very own DJ B-Side & The Dancefloor Outlaws, big t’ings !!)

Fri 11th Oct Kings Hall – Herne Bay, Canterbury
01227 787787 www.canterburyticketshop.com

Sat 12 Oct Portsmouth Pyramids – Portsmouth
0844 2491000 www.ticketmaster.co.uk

Sun 13tOct Bogiez:Cardiff
02920 396590 www.bogiez.com

Fri 18 Oct The Venue: Derby
01332 203545 www.seetickets.com

Sat 19 Oct Rock a Hula Club: Swanage
01929 422722 www.wegottickets.com

Sat 02 Nov Joiners: Southampton
02380 225612 www.seetickets.com

Thu 07 Nov Fiddlers: Bristol
0117 9873403 www.wegottickets.com

Fri 08 Nov Phoenix – Exeter
01392 667080 www.seetickets.com

Sat 09 Nov Princess Pavilion:Falmouth
01326 211222 www.seetickets.com

Thu14 Oct Jazz Café – London
0844 84 7 2514 / www.ticketmaster.co.uk

Fri 15 Nov Concorde – Brighton
01273 673 311 / www.concorde2.co.uk/events

Sat 16 Nov Esquires – Bedford
01234 340120 / www.seetickets.com

Fri 22 Nov Stereo – Glasgow
0141 222 2254 / www.synergyconcerts.com

Sat 23 Nov Plug – Sheffield
0114 241 3040 / www.seetickets.com

Fri 29 Nov University – Leeds
0113 380 1342 / www.seetickets.com

Sat 30 Nov Sound Control – Manchester
01618321111 / www.seetickets.com

The Dubs continue to be one of the busiest bands on the circuit. Seemingly no music festival is complete without their riotous blend of ska, dub, hip-hop, electro, breakbeat, punk and drum & bass. Good times are guaranteed when the Dub Pistols blaze in to fire up the joint, and they’ll party all night — if you let them — until the motorway sun comes up with the morning light.

Over they years the Dubs have earned their ticket to ride the white line highway — and if you aren’t already hooked, baby, it’s nobody else’s fault. They originally grew out of the DJ sound system that Barry Ashworth started with cohort Jason O’Bryan in the mid-90s.
Along with contemporaries the Chemical Brothers and Fatboy Slim, the Dubs initially surfed the late ‘90s big beat wave with tracks like ‘Cyclone’, ‘Westway’ and ‘There’s Gonna Be A Riot’ before swerving into the more political ‘Six Million Ways To Live’ album after the Millennium and their first hook-up with unforgettable Specials frontman Terry Hall.

The procession of guest vocalists who’ve joined them in the intervening decade or so reads like a roll call of urban legends. UK hip-hopper Rodney P, late reggae great Gregory Isaacs, Freak Power man Ashley Slater, Beats International’s Lindy Layton, acid house original Justin Robertson, the sweet tones of Horace Andy, UK rapper Akala, TK from New York, Red Star Lion from the West Indies, Dan Bowskills… the list goes on. Despite these top collaborators, they’ve somehow still managed to remain a cohesive unit, and it’s for their riotous sense of fun, entertainment value and tireless ability to make crowds jump that the Dubs have carved a niche for themselves. Verily, they’re something of a phenomenon.

‘White Lines’ is more of a party album than the conscious vibes of previous LP ‘Worshipping The Dollar’, and also has its fair share of top-notch guests. Reggae don Earl 16, eminent hip-hopper Seanie T, in-demand rhymer Serocee — as well as regulars TK, Darrison, Sir Real, Ashley Slater, Rodney P and Barry Ashworth himself on vocals — all make an appearance, as well as the dubwise horns of Tim Hutton.

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Dub Pistols – Alive (Benny Kane & Dr Specs Remix) + White Lines Tour

Join Turtle on the decks with his trusty sidekick FRINGEofSTEEL every sunday lunchtime 1-3 (GMT) for the best in hiphop, nufunk, party breaks, ghetto funk & 110 Bass all live in the mix.

We are proud to present you with a 100% exclusive mix courtesy of Cockney Nutjob! It’s a banger and it’s full of exclusives and has enough freshness to get everyone on their feet, check it out below…

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This show was originally broadcast on Sunday 16 sept 2013.

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