Volume 2 in my continuing series of “Future Breakz” mixes. The ever changing variety of Breakbeat music out their at the moment consists of a cross genre batch from Bass to 2 Step, etc but still being a basis of general Breakbeat, this mix reflects some of that music that is Future Breaks.

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Tracklist

01. NTR – D Bass
02. Ink Project – Everything Change (Evil 9 Remix)
03. Deekline – Show Me
04. Plump DJs – Sphere
05. Martin Solveig & GTA – Intoxicated (Suga7 Remix)
06. UFO Project – Change Your Way
07. Poochie D – Ready Set G0 (Pecoe Re-Jig)
08. Skippit – Real (Strange Rollers Remix)
09. Freestylers – Falling (Pirate Jams Remix)
10. Marten Horger & Drunken Masters – Blood
11. Beatslappaz – Hit That
12. CJ Vice – Dreamin
13. Wiki – Lip Pop (Bradley Drop Remix)
14. Bady Xsider – Blow Your Mind
15. Stanton Warriors & Tony Quattro – Keep It Moving
16. WheresNorth – Reverse
17. Junior Senior – Move Your Feet (Mizzo Breaks Mix)
18. Tony Quattro – Liberty Pizza

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Fresh off of his epic USA tour, which included dates at Burning Man, Slake NYC, and more, break-beat stalwart Deekline (aka Nick Annand) readies his latest release on Gutter Gutter – a new imprint that has won over tastemakers from Annie Mac to MistaJam.

This time, Deekline teams up with one of the most exciting and talented new producers to emerge from the states in recent years: Tony Quattro. Tony is blowing up with his forward thinking tracks and remixes on labels like Enchufada, Nervous Records, Main Course, and the late, legendary Trouble & Bass. He also recently collaborated with the Stanton Warriors on their new, acclaimed album Rebel Bass.

The split begins with Deekline’s ‘Show Me’ - a stone-cold, future classic filled with electro basses, garage attitude, and a healthy dollop of rave sounds. ‘Deep In The Jungle’ keep up the momentum with crisp, explosive amen breaks, jungle bleeps, and forward thinking finesse. ‘I Can’t Wait’ takes things a little deeper with a classic reese bass, dreamy pads, and epic rises. Next up comes Tony’s solo track ‘Liberty Plaza’ which turns the EP on it’s head fusing retro-funk riffs with a futuristic synths, chaotic breakdowns, and organ-rattling subs. Finally, 3 ‘Minutes to Midnight’ draws the record to a close with a cool, low-slinging groove, and floor-filling 808s.

Make you follow future Gutter Gutter releases as Deekline has more treats and beats ready for the streets!

OUT 08\01\2016 on Gutter Gutter