How does mustard taste?  How does it make you feel when the ratio is a little too heavy? It’s that screwface, eye-watering, but ultimately satisfying punch that Alex, Kieran, and Luke are looking to supply with their brand new drum and bass label: Mustard Music.  Much like the yellow condiment, the Brighton trio possess strong, sharp and unique principles that will help separate them from the rest. From their tight friendship laying the foundation for an egoless, shared-responsibility of label management. Through to their incredibly deep knowledge and networks in underground drum and ..read more

To commemorate a decade of delivering the filthiest jungle and drum and bass bangers, Jungle Cakes is celebrating its 10th anniversary in style. Thoughout July, the influential record label, helmed by Ed Solo and Deekline, will take over London’s premier bass music venue, XOYO, with a four-week Friday residency which kicked off on July 5. The residency promises an outrageous lineup that encapsulates the raw energy and underground chaos synonymous with Jungle Cakes. To mark this milestone, Ed Solo and Deekline have also chosen their favorite tracks from the past ten years, encapsulating the ..read more

Adam Fogarty, also known as MathMan, has been at the forefront of pushing UK Rave sounds in Dublin for years. A versatile producer known for his work in breakbeat, UK garage, and jungle, MathMan recently released his album SK83 (The Prequel) on vinyl via his own imprint Weapon Of Choice.  The album itself is stacked with a wide variety of genres and features including Ayah Marar and Blak Diamon. SK83 (The Prequel) is not just an album of club singles, but a concept piece that takes a nostalgic journey through the sounds of Dublin in the year 1998 – delivered with contemporary finesse. Wit ..read more

Fred V is a seasoned pro at making people feel warm and fuzzy inside with his DJ sets, radio shows, and undeniably delicious beats. He’s been there, he’s done that, he even bought the T-shirt. And although he will continue to create melodic bangers that many will do teary-eyed 2-steps to; his latest release tells another story entirely. Focusing on the prominence of the drop, Fred’s new album Luminous takes a turn to the dance floor. The energetic 13-track solo project is an exciting journey from start to finish as we witness Fred dabble with new techniques and flavours. The album has dropped ..read more

Hi, Who are you? Hey, I’m Drone an electronic artist out of Bristol and this is my new baby Evil Sky. What’s your ethos?  The ethos of the label is to release all sorts of electronic music and not to be confined to one specific genre. Whether that’s club music or stuff that’s a bit weirder and more experimental. I see the start of this project as a blank canvas, there are no rules for how to approach it and I almost feel like I’m starting from scratch again but in a good way. The idea behind it was to be a home for my own productions and to build something to allow me to keep developing a ..read more

Yo! My name is Primate, and I’m gonna give you a quick rundown of my favourite studio gear and number one most used studio equipment! For starters, I’ll add that I’m not a big user of hardware equipment apart from a little midi keyboard and some automation knobs (I just love taking basic sounds and adding loads of effects to design them to my liking!)  Primate’s Latest Release on ‘Abundance’ Out Now on Souped Up This leads to today’s pick: The Pro-Q 3 by FabFilter. It might sound weird that I’m picking a basic plugin like an equaliser as my favourite studio software, but trust me, I ..read more

Over the last few years, the rise of a particular individual in the UK electronic scene has mesmerised not only British followers but music fans around the world alike. With a solid foundation of work spiralling back almost a decade, the notable rise of one Sammy Virji has been fascinating to follow. A producer who holds no boundaries when introducing new sounds to his work, his consideration towards a plethora of genres, and influences, throughout the multitude of sets he plays is a testament to the musicality he possesses. In more recent years, his ventures into the UK garage world have seen ..read more

As summer peaks, the festival season is in full swing, and there’s no better way to celebrate than with cranking up the drum and bass. We are thrilled to be hosting UKF On Air sets across Liquicity festival this year. To mark this collaboration, we’ve invited the Liquicity crew to share their top festival anthems that capture the essence of their sun-soaked, bass-driven gatherings. Liquicity is known for its unique blend of liquid drum and bass with harder styles, creating unforgettable experiences that resonate with fans worldwide. Their festival has become a pilgrimage for those seeking upli ..read more

The undeniable world of drum and bass has gradually become more accessible to a more global audience, till now where its momentous ripple has caused mayhem in the world of music. Of course, it is many of the household, more established, names behind this movement. However, there also exists a crop of young DJs and producers who are responsible for providing the scene with additional variety and depth. James Claydon-Smith is undoubtedly a force to be reckoned with in the genre, at the age of just 20. Known to drum & bass fans as Jamezy, his melodic and forward-thinking sound has become syno ..read more

Hi, Who are you? Memory Palace (Label Name)  Tyler Coombs (Of The Trees) – Founder  Jay Rogovin – General Manager Blake Coppelson – Label Manager Maya Nauriyal – Assistant Label Manager What’s your ethos? We strive to bring a higher standard of quality to the North American bass music scene and beyond, and to provide a platform for our artists to take creative risks and work with them to actualize conceptual releases and build worlds together. Tell us your origin story... I’ve had a lot of wonderful experiences working with labels throughout the years, but also a lot of not-so-won ..read more