Written By: Big C Photo Credit: SULLY Blink once and the dancefloor is there; blink twice and MPH and Skrillex have turned it into a Mirage. The two producers collided into a rush of UK garage velocity, bass pressure, Jamaican dancehall lineage, and enough warped electricity to make stillness feel nearly impossible. Sampling Red Rat’s early-2000s dancefloor cut ShellyAnn, the record bends sputtering low end, ricocheting vocal fragments, bright chords, and driving percussion i

Wriiten By: Big C Dance music thrives when every collaborator brings a distinct identity to the mix, and Ahadadream, Dismantle, and Jamakabi do exactly that on Left/Right. Designed for booming sound systems and packed festival crowds, the record fuses razor-sharp UK breaks, thunderous low-end, and grime's unmistakable vocal intensity into a track that never lets its foot off the accelerator. Ahadadream's signature percussive style remains front and center, but this collaborat

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Sully Lex Amarni isn't following the traditional path into rap, he's building one from the producer's chair first. The UK artist continues his rapid ascent with the official music video for the kill 2, featuring 2muchmotion. Pairing underground rap with electronic textures, the stop-motion visual creates an unsettling world where vanity, imitation, and social status slowly consume two doll-like characters chasing individuality. It's an inventiv

Written By: Big C Hold Up (You Feel That) demands your movement and attention from the very first beat. Loco Dice returns with his first release since Purple Jam, with a tech-house record that thrives on momentum. Dense percussion drives every second while Alaina Arnez's hypnotic spoken-word vocals weave effortlessly through the groove. The result is a track engineered for packed clubs, marathon DJ sets, and sound systems built to move entire rooms. Loco Dice understands that

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Zainab Sikander No easing into this one, it’s already moving. Ahadadream fires off Put That Banger On Next with Capo Lee in stride. Underneath the bounce, there’s a grit of UK funky and grime in the DNA. Locking into a groove that feels built for crowded rooms and late hours, the drums hit sharp, the bassline keeps things driving, and the rhythm doesn’t let up. Capo Lee brings that unmistakable presence, stepping through the beat with contro

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Aimen Hussain Listen as the drum detonates. Bass Dhol surges forward like a procession at midnight, where heritage meets strobe light and the bass feels ancestral. Pakistan-born, London-based force Ahadadream returns with a record that commands the body to move. Punjabi dhol rhythms crack through propulsive electronic production, fusing South Asian tradition with club-ready velocity. From sessions that began in Miami in early 2023, the collab

Written By: Big C Having sold out show after sold out show, Joy (Anonymous) is at the point of no return. To coincide with the...