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So here we have it, the first installement of fresh Dubstep which has been lacking around these parts recently. We were sent these a little while ago but I've been saving them for a special occasion as these two guys, who go by the name Toast, are very special indeed. You might be thinking what the special occasion is, well... you can decide that for yourselves! I'm just gonna go with that it's the 107th day of the year. Or are we in a leap year?!

There's an assortment of tracks here, all heavy (apart from "Bag"), squelchy, wonky and basstasty, which of course fits perfectly to what we here at The Hush House like! I'm afraid we're not allowed to give out the 320s so you'll have to make do with these for the time being or search the stores for them. Wizard posted something the other day about a compilation which contains "Puppy Phat", check it.

"OUR MUSIC IS WRITEN BY LIFE AND INSPIRED BY REALITY... WE ARE COOKED BREAD!"

Trouble [RUDEEE]
Only One VIP [RUDEEE]
DieABeatEase
Shipwreck
Bag

Hope you can find at least one that you love out of these! I like them all and "Only One VIP" is my fave but "Trouble" is Thade's fave... You decide.

My style is awesome. awesome. awesome.

Blatta & Inesha have been really impressing me for a while and since I'm having a bit of a side track from Dubstep (I promise there will be more very soon) I need to give them a mention. They are tight producers with the same kinda style as Crookers, they're a lot bigger in the scene than I first thought but have been left behind a little after Day n Nite... I wish the Crookers hadn't got so big! Anyway bouncey hard techy kinda beats with lots of bass are sure to go down well in the middle of a set. The other reason for this post is we've just been dropped this brand spanking new whirrer! Check it... (oh and please play these on decent speakers otherwise you'll just think they're rubbish!)

Ain't Nuthing Ta Fuck With [RUDEEE]

Where Is It? [RUDEEE]
Blow Up (Blatta & Inesha Screwdriver Remix) [RUDEEE]

They've got lots more lovely tracks on Beatport and, having just released their latest EP with Congorock which is called "Resolution", you should probably pick that up too.

And if anyone likes Techno (I kinda like the idea of this remix but I just can't get over the boring beat) check their remix of Eminem's "Nobody Listens To Techno" on Hypem or summink.

BLOCK ROCKIN' #7

Artwork by Invisible Ilk
This one in the series we have a kinda mixture of fidgetty wobbles and large basslines. Turn these right up and maybe even do a little wiggly jiggle.

1. Forced (Foamo Remix) - Cagedbaby
Sounds very much like Fake Blood.

2. Killa Sound (Feat. No Lay) - DJ Zinc
He's finished with the Drum n Bass but definitely not finished producing good tunes.

3. Refresh (Feat. Liz Lawrence) - George Lenton
This boy is talented. Chilled vocals with a lovely beat and bassline.

4. Ghetto Blaster (Hatiras Remix) - Tim Healey & Marc Adamo
This is what I would call proper Fidget. More wonky than a one legged dude on ket!

5. Drop It To The Floor (TADT Remix) - Machines Don't Care
When this drops... SQUELCH!

WHICH IS THE FAVOURITE?????!

EXCLUSIVE MIX!

"Hylu and Jago are now performing and producing together to create a hybrid sound that touches their audience and listeners with positivity and energy."

Hylu, from Norwich/London and Ethiopia, is an upcoming innovative artist influenced by ska, roots, reggae and dub. He is currently performing at various venues across the UK, and is working very closely with two London based promotion companies; MashedUK and Trouble Vision. In 2010, he will be releasing his highly anticipated debut album under Crossing Records.

Jago was born in London but lived in the east of the world for the last six years. He is now back in UK chanting and producing in the direction that Jah sees it fit. He is working closely with artists in several different countries as well as the UK on an album containing reggae, dub and junglist sounds. He is very enthusiastic about his music and life!

Catch both of them at the April 09 Trouble Vision playing back to back with The Boog-A-Loo Crew in the Silent Disco, for further details check the flyer in the side panel.

They’ve very kindly done us an exclusive mix for all you readers. This will take you through a range of different sounds and cultural backgrounds. Reggae to Jungle to Dubstep finishing off with a bit of Hip Hop. Stick this on in the morning and you'll be ready for the day in no time! Enjoy!

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01. Willi Williams (Rhythm and Sound) – See Mi Yah (BMG)
02. Shalom (Rhythm and Sound) – We Been Troddin (BMG)
03. John Frum – January Dub (Jahtari)
04. Jimmi Screech (Trailblazers) – Your Time Is Now (Banana Klan)
05. Spectrasoul – Someday Soon (Westbay)
06. Spectrasoul – Tender Doubt (Celsius Recordings)
07. Sabre – These Simple Things (Future Thinking Records)
08. Survival – Sidewinder (DNA Audio)
09. Cardopusher – Steppin Worldwide (True Tiger) [Aretha Frankiln – Save Me (Atlantic)]
10. Sukh Knight – Cop Killer (Nasha Records)
11. F-One & Kromestar – Tek-Nik (White Label)
12. Coki – Triple Six (DMZ)
13. Distance – Fallen (Boka Records)
14. Wonder Remix – Voodoo People (XL Recordings)
15. Reso – Onsen (Urban Graffiti)
16. Coki Remix – Gangsters For Life (White Label)
17. Coki – All Of A Sudden (Deep Medi Musik)
18. Plastician Remix – Guilty (White Label)
19. 2562 – Walkover (Tectonic)
20. DJ Mentat – Rugged Wid’It (Beat Asylum Recordings)
21. Klashnekoff – B4U Die (Kemet Entertainment Records)
22. Kyza – Lights Out (Kemet Entertainment Records)
23. Klashnekoff – Murda (Kemet Entertainment Records)