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Last Saturday The Prototypes Present… made their debut in London and they did it in style by throwing a summer boat party! Check out our review of the event as well as official photos.
Witness the madness that was Let It Roll Festival with sets from the likes of The Upbeats, Matrix & Futurebound, A.M.C and more!
Ahead of his appearance at the Dispatch Recordings’ event at Plan B Brixton for Cern’s album launch next Bank Holiday weekend, we caught up with Zero T to chew the fat, plus he prepared a wicked retrospective mix exclusive to Drum&BassArena.
With his highly anticipated fourth studio album, Portfolio, dropping next week on the Spearhead Records imprint, Utah Jazz, real name Luke Wilson, is proving that he is well and truly on form. Ahead of his appearance at Fabric tonight for Bukem In Session we caught up with the man himself to chat about how the album and the samples he used came together, how he juggles fatherhood with his music career and more!
Ahead of their appearance at Spearhead’s standalone event at Plan B on July 25th, we caught up with Dexcell and scored a wicked exclusive mix.
As the World Cup approaches the end this week we feel like our D&Brazil series could go on forever, such is the abundance of talented artists representing Brazil at the moment. Next up we caught up with liquid connoisseur Nitri to chat about the buzz in Brazil and what’s coming up next for him.
At only 20 years old Keeno is ticking boxes off his bucket list like it’s nobody’s business. With his debut album, Life Cycle, recently dropping on Med School, we caught up with the talented young producer to chat about the album, being a fanboy, and all things inbetween.
As part of their 20th anniversary celebrations in 2012 RAM Records launched new label Program, which has since seen remarkable releases from the likes of Basher, Stealth, Eastcolors, Kove, Bladerunner and Frankee to name only a few.
Carasel MC is notorious for his lyrical style, positive attitude and sheer passion for drum & bass. Not content with hosting countless sets for d&b luminaries, and releasing an album of his own, he has launched his own label AFT (Ambush Family Tree) Records with long-time buddy Sinai. In light of the labels second release, the Reversion EP, we caught up with the man himself so see how it came together and what’s up next for the label and himself as an artist…
