Michael Janiec

From the humble beginnings of making music on a PS2 to scoring bangers for massive multiplatform titles like Rocket League, Rameses B (Rameses Kevin Booth) has been shaping the liquid and bass landscape thanks to his sonic prowess for well over two decades. With no fewer than 200 releases across benchmark labels like Monstercat and Liquicity, his music has carved out lasting memories for multiple generations of listeners. Yet the evolution of his craft has never stalled.

Many can agree there are few things as exhilarating as jostling for the apex at high speed, nailing the braking point, and exiting full-throttle with perfect timing while an explosive soundtrack blasts in the background. In moments like these, when you are pushing to the absolute limit and the drop of a heavy tune kicks your vibe into the next gear, the high is like nothing else. Racing and race games have fascinated me from an early age.

Rhythm House, the brand-new drum and bass imprint by the genre-defining Krakota (Seb Inwood) arrives on May 29. Hold On, made by the Bournemouth-raised & Cape Town-based producer, is the first track to arrive on the label scheduled to release singles on a monthly basis initially.