One of soundsystem culture’s most fascinating elements is sound clash for sure. Comrades join a convention, presenting freshest treasures in friendly competition.
Imagine this single as a peaceful battle between two heavy weight produbbers of the bass music scene. One like long-term 45seven hero Beam Up meets Bukkha on the other side debuting on this junglist’s sunday paper of an imprint, shining in all his honour of his latest signings on System, Moonshine and Lion Charge. Them meet up to deliver two vibrating bombs of dubwise halftime Jungle bassiness:
One Shot comes in less flooded and a ‘lil cooler. But don’t get taken by its ease, the riddim is heavy and will boil up any massive. Horns dubbed with smooth pressure, spiced by melodica blops, a massive strolling bassline and subtle percussions keeping listeners in suspension. Eyes up!
Available on bandcamp and many specialist bass music record stores!
“Sounding tuff!” Om Unit
“Nice 1” Loxy
“Big up mate, these are sick” Tamen
“Mega dope release again!” Maltin Worf
“Loving the vibe on these, hitting on every level, some serious weight to them too, will definitely be supporting” Kyam
“Both sides are fat. Sounding super definately. No wonder with this mates.” Jah Schulz
“Love the vibe as usual! There is some caribean, sono mundial, dancehall vibe on first side along roots and jungle. Love the B side , mega festive Jungle sound system session vibe.” Marquis Son Sistem
“Super. great vibes without forced happiness. really good arrangements as well. the chopped amens on Double Trouble know how to wake up. One Shot got a nice dirty aesthetic, I Iike!” Dreadmaul
“Strong release, mega fat mix!” DJ Detox
