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Lamont - Cut It Back EP
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Lamont - Cut It Back EP
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Lamont - Cut It Back EP
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Lamont - Cut It Back EP
WW excl UK
Bristol has always been a hotbed of innovative producers within the UK's sound system and rave cul-tures. One of these music makers is without a doubt Lamont, whose massive hit Titanic came out on Loefah's influential Swamp 81 imprint in 2016. With a style sitting in between classic 808-driven electro and instrumental grime, his productions are authentic dancefloor slayers: minimal and effective, yet pro-duced with musical sophistication. Just listen to his drum programming and feel the funk. Lamont's latest 4-track EP on Version is his second release on the label. These are certified bangers, rinsed by the likes of Loefah. All tracks are 130 bpm, sub-heavy and fun to mix - translating the darker side of early dubstep into a unique, contemporary club sound. This one from Lamont and Version is not just deadly DJ ammuni-tion. It is also a testament to the label's longtime bonds with the UK's cutting edge. Out on vinyl and digital.
Tracklist:
A1. Cut It Back
A2. I Wasn't Even There
B1. It's What It Izzz
B2. Tailbone
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Bristol has always been a hotbed of innovative producers within the UK's sound system and rave cul-tures. One of these music makers is without a doubt Lamont, whose massive hit Titanic came out on Loefah's influential Swamp 81 imprint in 2016. With a style sitting in between classic 808-driven electro and instrumental grime, his productions are authentic dancefloor slayers: minimal and effective, yet pro-duced with musical sophistication. Just listen to his drum programming and feel the funk. Lamont's latest 4-track EP on Version is his second release on the label. These are certified bangers, rinsed by the likes of Loefah. All tracks are 130 bpm, sub-heavy and fun to mix - translating the darker side of early dubstep into a unique, contemporary club sound. This one from Lamont and Version is not just deadly DJ ammuni-tion. It is also a testament to the label's longtime bonds with the UK's cutting edge. Out on vinyl and digital.
Tracklist:
A1. Cut It Back
A2. I Wasn't Even There
B1. It's What It Izzz
B2. Tailbone
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Lamont - "Hold Dat"
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Lamont - "Push"
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Lamont - "Brain"
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Lamont - "Open Letter"
Tectonic is very proud to welcome Lamont to the team!
Bristol's bendy-beats whizz kid is mainly known for dropping jaws with his releases on Swamp 81 and it's various offshoots. This time, he's been chipping away at 4 fine-cut gem, especially for Tectonic - bringing some darkside vibrations in addition to his usual bounce.
'Hold Dat' runs at 135bpm, sitting in-between grime, dubstep and housey/techno/whatever that thing Lamont usually does! Charged with a disgusting, totally greasy bassline, this one drops hard and keeps going - quality moves for (now, mostly imaginary) dancefloors.
'Push' takes it down a notch, to 130 for a more heads-y work out, laden with crackling, fizzing sonics - and heavily punctuated by sub bass hits. The energy levels step back a touch, while building intensity.
'Brain' sees Lamont working more familiar territories - sending a pounding 4/4 kick drum out to hold together a series of collapsing percussive hits and warping melodies - as a 'brain' sample, simply haunts your brain.
The EP closes off with 'Open Letter', taking things into a dread-space; dub wise, deep and dangerous. The lurching bass hits take charge and push you through layers of echo'ed hits and micro-melodramas, to round off this great EP in fine style.
Tracklist:
A1: Hold Dat
A2: Push
AA1: Brain
More
Bristol's bendy-beats whizz kid is mainly known for dropping jaws with his releases on Swamp 81 and it's various offshoots. This time, he's been chipping away at 4 fine-cut gem, especially for Tectonic - bringing some darkside vibrations in addition to his usual bounce.
'Hold Dat' runs at 135bpm, sitting in-between grime, dubstep and housey/techno/whatever that thing Lamont usually does! Charged with a disgusting, totally greasy bassline, this one drops hard and keeps going - quality moves for (now, mostly imaginary) dancefloors.
'Push' takes it down a notch, to 130 for a more heads-y work out, laden with crackling, fizzing sonics - and heavily punctuated by sub bass hits. The energy levels step back a touch, while building intensity.
'Brain' sees Lamont working more familiar territories - sending a pounding 4/4 kick drum out to hold together a series of collapsing percussive hits and warping melodies - as a 'brain' sample, simply haunts your brain.
The EP closes off with 'Open Letter', taking things into a dread-space; dub wise, deep and dangerous. The lurching bass hits take charge and push you through layers of echo'ed hits and micro-melodramas, to round off this great EP in fine style.
Tracklist:
A1: Hold Dat
A2: Push
AA1: Brain
More
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lamont - No Title
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lamont - No Title
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lamont - No Title
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lamont - No Title
New 4 Track 12" release from Lamont for Swamp 81 sublabel, 81. Mastered at TenEightSeven
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New 4 Track 12" release from Hypho for Swamp 81 sublabel, 81. Mastered at TenEightSeven
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lamont - No Title
New 4 Track 12" release from Lamont for Swamp 81 sublabel, 81. Mastered at TenEightSeven
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pinch - Walking With Shadows
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