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Q&A: The SPEEDBUMP Universe, or the Universe Hitting a Speedbump? Moody Good Can and Will Do Both

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By Layla Marino Verified
| kmag.co.uk
There are certain artists out there whose work is deliberately meant to feel like a distuption; a purposeful glitch to the matrix of those lucky enough to collide into these weird codes. Amongst them in the modern era are Bavid Bowie, David Choe, Arca, Oliver Tree and, of course, bass music’s own disruptive darling, Moody Good.
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Label Profile: Locked Up Has the Underground Locked Down With Deep, Diverse Offerings and a New Album from DE CET

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By Layla Marino Verified
| kmag.co.uk
It is the long-held opnion of this fine olf Mag that the real lifeblood drum and bass, or any electronic genre, for that matter, is the smaller labels who look for potential in artists whose work is a bit off the beaten path. Maybe they don’t fit neatly into a subgenre, or the big labels are too busy to pick them up, or the artists themselves want to keep their A&R integrity; whatever the reason, the underground is and always has been the leading edge for music.
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Premiere: Lee UHF and Noise Souls Call for a ‘Guilty Verdicit’ for Crimes Against Bass [Dirtbox]

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By Layla Marino Verified
| kmag.co.uk
It seems a new log-term duo is being formed with Dirtbox label head Lee UHF and Argentinian deep bass artist, Noise Souls. The pair have released a number of collab tracks going back to 2023, but with their forthcoming single ‘Guilty Verdict’, due to drop tomorrow, 22 May, they have announced a further 20 tracks together coming out this year alone. That’s more than a cheeky one-off collab.
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