Author Archives: G.Poplopavich

MUGEN – MOVE

The way the elements layer suggests a producer who understands space: nothing feels cluttered, but the track never feels empty either. It’s easy to imagine “MOVE” blasting through a club system, rattling trunks at a parking lot meet, or powering someone’s late-night creative grind.

East End Dubs, Jazzy – On A Wave

“On A Wave” is a sophisticated, rolling masterclass. It’s a reminder that you don’t need to be the loudest person in the room to command the most attention. With its perfect blend of deep house soul and tech-house drive, this is going to be a staple in every serious selector’s USB for months to come.

Fred again.., Amyl and The Sniffers – you’re a star (Skream & Benga remix)

If you were to trace the roots of dubstep back to its London origin point, you’d find two names etched deeper than any others: Skream and Benga. After years of solo ventures and a lengthy hiatus from their joint project, the godfathers of the scene have officially reunited. Their latest Soundcloud drop, “You’re A Star,” is a glowing reminder of why the world fell in love with their synergy in the first place.

Boko Yout – Demolition Man (YUMA Remix)

The self-proclaimed “Afro-grunge” pioneer has been tearing up the alternative scene with a sound that blends the raw intensity of 90s grunge with the rhythmic soul of West African influences. But just when we thought we had his debut album GUSTO (2025) figured out, a new remix of the standout surfaces.

Hot Since 82, Avision – In The Air

“In The Air” feels designed for those specific moments. It’s soulful, it’s sophisticated, and it carries a sense of nostalgia while remaining firmly rooted in modern production techniques. It’s the kind of track that works just as well in a pair of high-end headphones as it does on a massive sound system at Pacha Ibiza.

Yellow Claw – Lucid feat. Aida Sofia

Unlike some of their heavier, distortion-fueled mainstage anthems, “Lucid” acts as a sophisticated entryway into the new project. It’s a masterclass in tension and release, blending. Airy, Atmospheric Melodies: The production feels vast and expansive, providing a dreamy backdrop for Alda Sofia’s haunting vocals. Snappy Percussion: The beat is tight and clinical, creating a “snappy” rhythm that feels modern while nodding to the classic trap aesthetic.

Baauer – Harlem Shake (monsoons ukg bootleg)

We are currently living through a massive “Speed Garage” and “New School UKG” resurgence. Producers like Monsoon are digging through the “Golden Era” of EDM (2010–2015) and reclaiming those sounds for a new gen.

Leotrix – Fighter Pilot

Leotrix’s relationship with the Gud Vibrations label (founded by NGHTMRE and SLANDER) has been a defining part of his career. “Fighter Pilot” signals the next phase of this partnership, cementing his reputation as a “producer’s producer.” At just 26, Ethan Wright (the man behind the moniker) has already amassed over 30 million streams, and with tracks like this, it’s easy to see why.

K Motionz, Arka – No Comprende

If there’s one artist in the Drum & Bass scene who knows how to keep the momentum going, it’s K Motionz. Hot on the heels of a massive start to 2026, the prodigy-turned-heavyweight has officially released “No Comprende” (featuring Arka), and it’s already becoming a staple in festival sets from Perth to London.