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Drum N Bass in Pop Music

Drum'n Bass but make it Pop? I've been building a playlist inspired by Drum'n Bass/Liquid DnB. I've noticed in the last two years a few (mainstream) artist or pop girls take on the genre have put their spin on it. Artist like Tinashe with “Tightrope” and most recently Ariana on her Petal album with "oh well" and "nowhere, nobody" these tracks have that fast paced DnB sound but more dreamy like. I have Pinkpantheress on the playlist already cause she is deep in the genre. What other songs would ya'll recommend that have a similar sound?

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u/Illustrious-Cream447 — 15 hours ago
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Can You Name this Tune?

Hi,

My friend used to play this tune when we lived together and I can't remember it but it was defo liquid. Released probably around 2012-2014

I can't find it. Maybe it's some obscure white label but it had a vocal on it that went.

Jooooooyyyyyyy and pain. Life, life goes ooonnnnnnn.

Now, many tunes share that as a title and there is and old tune joy and pain that has also been sampled and it's neither of those.

Anyone have any ideas?

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u/SlightAddress — 1 day ago
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Liquid DnB + жива Native Flute на заході сонця в Одесі

Невеликий уривок з нашого нового лайву на березі Чорного моря.

Liquid Drum & Bass, електроніка та жива Native Flute.

Повна версія сьогодні о 20:00 за Києвом на нашому YouTube.

На каналі Imagination.Project вже багато наших лайвів з різною електронною музикою, живими інструментами та outdoor sessions.

Посилання на сьогоднішню прем’єру залишу в першому коментарі.

u/ShivaOmArt — 2 days ago
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Fresh tunes from ring noord, SMG, Andy C, Mozey, Culture Shock, Dogger, Harriet Jaxxon and more..! Review for the new Justin Hawkes' emotional yet technically exquisite album [+weekly updated Spotify playlist] | New Music Monday! (Week 33)

#Links & Playlists

Weekly updated Spotify Playlist H2L: New Drum & Bass
Soundcloud Playlist H2L: New Drum & Bass Soundcloud
Youtube Playlist H2L: New Drum & Bass Youtube
Youtube Music Playlist H2L: New Drum & Bass YT Music
Apple Music Playlist H2L: New Drum & Bass Apple Music
Retroactive Playlist H2L: Retroactive New DnB
Last Week's list https://redd.it/1vkkcyj
Follow us on Instagram Telm & Wilson, lefuniname, voynich
 

#Picks Of The Week (by u/lefuniname)

####1. Justin Hawkes - Now Or Never [Drumcaste Collective]
Recommended if you like: Sleepnet, Rob Swire, Audioscribe

You never quite know what you're gonna get from a drum & bass album. Is it just a compilation of years-old, already released singles with a couple extras thrown in? Is it a mixtape of a whole bunch of same-y tunes with the obligatory one-off non-DnB tune thrown in? Or is it heartfelt, story-driven exploration of a variety of topics the artist holds dear, while delivering some of their best-ever technical work? Well, Justin Hawkes sophomore album, Now Or Never, certainly is not one of the first two options, I can tell you that much!

1.1. Recap (2022 - 2026)

As you might remember, we have done the whole exposé on Mister Hellier's previous work back in 2022, for his debut album Existential, so I won't repeat any of that here. Since then, he has done quite well for himself, despite the ever-present anxiety about the state of the world. Multiple outings with fellow North American album dropper Bensley, including the Carry The Fire run with Kumarion we had talked about on here as well, a bit of a stomper with T & Sugah, a couple of remixes for Camo & Krooked, Metrik and Ternion Sound, appearing on imprints like UKF, Hospital, Viper, VISION, and Bassrush - phew! As he was cruising through this post-album fun phase with a perhaps more straight-forward banger approach, however, the urge for more personal productions was starting to take over again. A new album started taking shape.

In a world ravaged by oversaturation of artificiality, measly payouts for actual artists, and the invisible hand of the algorithms dictating every second we spend on this collective consciousness here, Justin wanted to take a different approach though.

1.2. Drumcaste Collective

For this, he created the Drumcaste Collective: A human-first, specifically never-AI approach to a label. For this first outing of theirs, Justin went a route you don't often see in our scene anymore, if ever. Not only was the entire album a Bandcamp exclusive for two weeks, it has also always been and still is a pay-what-you-want release. Art for art's sake. You love to see and hear it!

1.3. Now Or Never

Intensely interrogating his own psyche and way of being across the twelve tracks that make up Now Or Never, Justin aims to make this particular journey one that resonates with its listeners on more than just a bass-face or background playlist level - a goal that he accomplishes multiple times over, but I'm getting ahead of myself.

Album opener Chandelier tackles the disillusionment of living in a world run by oligarchs and venture capitalists, and the resulting insurrection-flavoured anger that comes from it. Justin expresses an at first matter-of-fact, then later on actually forceful hope that the titular chandelier swinging above the mayhem down below finally breaks, eventually effectively brought to imagination-sparking audio life with stupendously fast-paced drumwork with an abundance of snares, as the remains of the sparkling ornament crumbles down. An, in a way, uplifting answer to the heartbreakingly depressing confirmation of reality in the intro.

Together with California born-and-raised Colorado-an dance music vocalist Midnite Amity, Justin explores the cycles of being pulled into new, exciting, and perhaps dangerous relationships, on Slipping. Its cavernous opening atmosphere hard-cut zooms into a set of heavily pounding kicks and harshly cutting basses that, combined with the stunning vocals on display, cause a physical reaction in me, even on my fiftieth listen, without fail. Still just in the early parts of this particular journey, however, the track takes us from its calm-before-the-storm breakdown into a world of melodic drama reminiscent of names gone past, but before we can take actual flight, we freeze in mid-air, as the darkness takes hold and crushes down our dreams with growls of pure devestation and outright gnarly basses chugging their all into your soul. Stunning is all I can say.

Continuing the collaboration streak, Space Elevator recruits Shanic, who Justin rightfully calls a 'master of theatrically imaginative music'. We step outside our vehicle and step into the rich world of new technology. First familiar and classy, with loungey elevator music helping us settle in, growing and growing until we arrive at colder, slicker, more modern aesthetics, until we gear-shift into electric guitar fueled hyperspeed - the 10x engineers have entered the game. Security be damned, they initiate the countdown with the rigor of our times' architects of artificiality and we fly off the handle. Parts of our machinery, and perhaps humanity, might be flying off into the aether never to be seen again, but look how fast we're going! More and more, the growling basses powering our expedition start fading away, the powerfully rolling drums becoming syncopated to the point of drifting aimlessly, and the melodicality descending into the abyss, until only the piano remains.

To take our mind off of things, we make our ways through the not so silent night towards an illegal warehouse rave we've heard so much about from our sketchy but well-meaning friend, on Stomp. Inspired by late nights at Liquicity's legendary Lunar stage, MC Hawkes serenades us with hypnotising marching orders, leading us into a world of rhythmic stomping and ever-looping machinery. Its progression taking us from voodoo magic enchantment to disgust-inducing, beautiful horrors of sound design, this one is more than it lets on at first.

Continuing our journey through the nocturnal, insomniac Justin professes his deep love for the quieter, darker times of the day, on Night. While the lyric sheet must look very short and repetitive, Justin shifts the emphasis, pronounciations and rhythm of it with every iteration, offering something new on every round. In between the growls of bassy darkness, our little moonflower here explores every remaining shade of grey, before the triangular arrangement is completed with a set of precisely fine-tuned bass stabs undergoing all sorts of changes of their own. With both us and the breakdown now in a Trance, Justin slows it down into Halftime territory, with even meaner bass stabs, and an outro that will satisfy all the frog lovers out there.

The soundsystem is powered down, most people went home, but we're still sitting here at the lake, listening to Two Faced. A full-on spotlight on Justin's truly excellent songwriting and vocal performance, this one is break from all the productionary madness, with somber pianos, fire crackles, and even country-esque violins providing the backdrop for our main man here. Relationships that start fading away, apologies that come too late, long distances that grind the connection down to the very bone - all sorts of beautiful messes that can humanity can come up with are explored here, in most wonderful fashion.

Speaking of wonderful. Title track, and probably my favourite of the bunch, Now Or Never strikes a very different, albeit just as personal, chord. A story of how he met the love of his life - whether that's his Siberian cat Snacks or his wife is up for you to decide - wrapped in a blanket of nostalgic synth flute melodies and uplifting, heart-pounding, ever-cascading intensity that I can't help but shed a tear every time it comes on. As Justin utters the titular words in an effort to hype himself up to ask the question, the fizzy feeling of love at first sight, the moment of realisation that this is it, this is the one, infiltrates the listener's heart and soul in ways the vast majority of tunes don't manage to. You can feel the love poured into this one, and I am frankly obsessed.

Otherworldly experiences are not just found in interpersonal relationships though, they can, perhaps, also literally come from other worlds. On his very own spin on Disclosure Day, The Messenger, Justin whips up a well built-up storm of relentlessly looping high frequencies, hits of pure bass insanity and piercing drums. Tuning our translation frequency further and further, new layers of insanity and mind-melting madness are unveiled, until we arrive at numerical and even morse codes, pointing us to the visitors from outer space, warning us of rumpunctious bearers of false gifts and broken promises. If only we listened!

To survive the insanity of day to day life, it can help to find escape from it every now and then. On Show Me How, Justin looks inward, seeking to explore the worlds within himself. Two kicks versus syncopated drumwork is in some ways a familiar pattern, but their vastly lower energy compared to contemporary spins on the same formula makes it feel more like a view inside the overstimulated mind, a soothing waterfall of chaos in between each heart beat. With glitter in the air, trance-y melodies hiding underneath and his actually impressive vocal range on display, this one goes deeper and becomes a meditative journey of its own.

Tethys, named after the titanic mother of river gods and oceanids, ups the drama considerably, and puts the onus for the next step 'all on you'. Not only is the uncredited yet incredible vocal enchanting in its own right, the seemingly uncontrollable drumwork in the intro and eventual mutilation of said vocal into haunting chops makes you feel like everything is about to crumble down. And that, it is! Extremely cool drums, intricately arranged, layered perfectly, and syncopated to the point where I'm thinking back to IJDK's vocal, distorted basses that rip you to shreds, and vocal chop melodies that make your head spin. This is legitimately fantastic and might as well be produced by someone like Sleepnet, it's that well made. I'm not as sure on the specifics of the thematics at play here, but I'm choosing to read this one in the context of the climate crisis. The vocal is the titular river god speaking to us and giving up its fight entirely, with only a shadow of her former self remaining in our minds, continuously reminding us of our duty. The drumwork is unpredictable and forceful in ways we are simply not prepared for. Waves of bass crashing all over us. There's something there! Either way though, an incredible tune all around.

With the one and only Audioscribe joining him on Wayward, we are treated to one last collab before we roll over the finish line. Guitar driven, in both distant electricity and close-up acousticness, the beginning leaves Justin a ton of space to explore the topic at hand: talking directly to the titular wayward (I'm told it means ungovernable, who knew!) child, urging it to not hide themselves away from the world they can't seem to fit in, and instead embrace their heart and live freely. Justin's vocal's rise up from understanding to ethereally uplifting leads us right into the genuinely impressive rapid-fire, superbly fine-tuned storm of percussion and massively distorted, bassy, futuristic stabs to the heart that have become Mr. Hawkes' signature move. A true whirlwind of emotion, taking its time to calm down with a most lovely outro.

And that is where we end on with our finale, Reach, too. Acceptance, freedom, and ultimately, as he puts it, pure love. Pure love is also the phrase I would use to describe that tuned guitar lead. It instantly puts you in a different mood, no matter what. It makes you forget about the pains of the world. And once Justin starts his titular, awe-inspiring and goosebump-inducing chant, you, too, start reaching for happiness, for peace, for the light. Sonically it's a bit of a electronic music infused Rock opera, with the aforementioned melody roaming freely in the chorus in ways that will scratch your brain in all new ways. In a way it reminds me of the album closers that Rob Swire has been responsible for over the years. Different in many ways from the rest of the experience yet perfectly fitting, while giving you that distinct feeling of the end credits rolling on through. We've made it, we're still here, changed. This journey is over, but a new one has just begun.

1.4. Conclusion

I love basically everything Justin does, but he has truly outdone himself here. It is as grandiose as it is up-close and personal, it tackles themes so deeply tied to his soul that it opens up doors for you as well, and it is simply and truly incredibly well-made all-around. The antithesis to the cheaply made banger, the generated slop, the cold veneer of corporate industry. This one will stick with me for a long time.

 

#New Releases

###Dancefloor

###Liquid

###Deep / Tech / Minimal

###Neuro

###Jump Up

###Jungle / Halftime / Experimental

###General DnB / Mixed

u/TELMxWILSON — 3 days ago
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🌙 Night Drive Liquid DnB | Atmospheric, Melodic & Deep Drum & Bass

🌙 Night Drive Liquid DnB | Atmospheric, Melodic & Deep Drum & Bass

I’ve been building and regularly curating my Night Drive Liquid DnB playlist for everyone who loves the deeper, atmospheric and melodic side of Drum & Bass.

🌃 Late-night drives, city lights, rolling basslines, emotional melodies and cinematic vibes.

I regularly update the playlist with tracks that fit the sound — from established names to lesser-known producers worth discovering.

If you enjoy the selection, feel free to save the playlist.

And I’m always looking for new music — if you know a Liquid DnB track that fits the Night Drive vibe, drop it in the comments. 👇

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u/SonoLogicDnB — 6 days ago
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First time try at intelligent dnb, give me some feedback :)

Tell me what you think! Is it dreamy enough?

u/Normal-Cardiologist6 — 12 days ago
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Fresh music! New tunes from GLXY, K Motionz, A Little Sound & Kelvin 373, Hoax, Koven, Samurai Breaks and more..! Reviews for a fantastic liquid EP from Clusion and a similarly soothing & funky Hidden Gem from Warno! [+weekly updated Spotify playlist] | New Music Monday! (Week 32)

#Links & Playlists

Weekly updated Spotify Playlist H2L: New Drum & Bass
Soundcloud Playlist H2L: New Drum & Bass Soundcloud
Youtube Playlist H2L: New Drum & Bass Youtube
Youtube Music Playlist H2L: New Drum & Bass YT Music
Apple Music Playlist H2L: New Drum & Bass Apple Music
Retroactive Playlist H2L: Retroactive New DnB
Last Week's list https://redd.it/1vf8d5q
Follow us on Instagram Telm & Wilson, lefuniname, voynich
 

#Picks Of The Week (by u/lefuniname) While most definitely not the hottest week of this scorching summer, my body was still once again in a state of perpetual sweating, so I want to take this week's opportunity to showcase some of the more relaxing soundtracks of the summer. We could all use more liquid(s) in these harsh times after all!

####1. Warno - Groove Perspective EP 💎 [Crossroad Records]
Recommended if you like: High Contrast, DJ Marky, Belik

More like warm-o, am I right? Our first spotlight - this week's Hidden Gem Of The Week™️ - takes us all the way down to Guildford, in the UK. Or at least somewhere close to it, I couldn't stalk him that closely this time around.

1.1. Richard Warne (1997 - now)

After stubbing his toe against a sneaky radiator in 2011, the slightly traumatised avid youth football player and eventual Skrillex concert enjoyer Richard Warne would soon gravitate more and more towards this electronic music thing, and more specifically drum and bass. In 2018, it was finally time for Richard to properly step it all the way up: He bought his first set of decks! In no time at all, he not only put forth multiple volumes of his Warno's Wednesdays mix series, he also participated in DJ competitions held by LSB and DnB Allstars (which he won!), shared even more mixes via his DnB Lab series, and even became a resident DJ for Guildford-based collective Vision UK! Not just all that though, he even released his very first tune, 'Nosedive', via Oscity in 2019! While that was kind of it for a while on the releases front, Richard would continue to deliver on the mixing side of it all, with a guest mix for the one and only In The Lab (a cross-over that just made sense), and residencies for Oryx and Thirty3Hz, the latter of which is still ongoing to this day.

Over the course of the pandemic, Richard had been quietly developing his various skills as an artist, resulting in the Warno name starting to appear in more and more places from 2024 onwards. Mix competition entries for F!LTH & Oscity, Heavy Sonics, Pola & Bryson, and even another winning one for Phonetic, the debut of his now signature bass guitar infused DJ sets at Barnfest, and a b2b with man like Kendot, of In The Lab fame, were just the beginning though. With the advent of DnBass, the format in which he covers various DnB tunes with his trusty bass friend, the guitar was getting a ton more exposure over the following months, and once the fruits of his production labour started rolling out in 2025, you could even hear it on his own tunes! After debuting on Lizplay with his Java Complex EP and delivering a wonderful entry to Four Corners' Jazz Corner compilation last year, he's now back for more - and I absolutely love it.

This particular EP is coming to us from a still rather new imprint on the scene, Crossroad Records. Since its inception back in 2023, they have not only racked up guest mixes by the likes of Ora, Voxi, and Altered Concept, they have also organised a whole lot of events over in most united of kingdoms and, since last month's debut by the aforementioned Altered Concept, have even expanded into being a whole label! That's right, this EP is only their second-ever release!

So let's check it out then, shall we?

1.2. Groove Perspective EP

With all of his bass guitar shenanigans in mind, it's hard not to take notice of all the wonderful basslines Richard is presenting us on his brand new Groove Perspective EP. While the star of opener I Can't Wait inarguably is Angela Johnson, whose absolutely wonderfully soulful vocals, chock-full of excellent adlibs, heavenly harmonies, and simply impressive range, delight the listener for the entire runtime, the undercurrent of lush, jazzy piano chords, ridiculously juicy basslines, and rolling drums is just as important for the full experience. Complicate It takes a perhaps more familiar vocal sample, places it on top of a most funky guitar confidently plucking ahead, and unleashes a back and forth between said guitar and thoroughly distorted basses that is massive yet understated. Especially the little twang the guitar does at the beginning of the phrase is simply too good!

Midnight Funk recruits fellow underrated liquid gem Robert "Prismatik" Lunt for an even funkier, even loungier, even jazzier little trip through time and space. Distant pianos, acoustic drum loops, all in service of a bass guitar that just won't quit funkin'. Part Of Me might take the fonk down a few notches, but in exchange turns up the 'City Lights' flavoured delight tenfold. An old-school, jazzy lounge feeling full of sound effects I could see myself hearing in a classic Hospital Records album, a wonderfully picked vocal sample that brings the vibes, a bit of saxophone chiming in every now and then, and a wide bassline that puts the pressure on your ear canals in exactly the right amount - this one got it all!

Cranking up the summer vibes one last time, closer Need You once again takes a sample heard around the world and slices and dices it into little pieces to fill out the eternally sunny world he so masterfully created here. A disco sting for the ages kicks off an ethereal dance between a piano and its underlying warm bassline, a guitar you can easily picture on a perfect beach day, and sprinkles of loveliness across the entire spectrum, that is more than just delightful. Delight-overflowing!

1.3. Conclusion

Rich in jazzy, funky flavour, with some of the vibiest bass guitar playing in quite some time. A summer vacation for your ears!

####2. Clusion - All Else EP [Five Alley]
Recommended if you like: Redeyes, Submorphics, Dogger

Now for someone whose spotlight on here is long overdue: Clusion! Basically every single time he has released another one of his excellent projects over the past couple of years, he made it into the shortlist of people I want to cover that week, but for some reason stupid old me never managed to make it work. I genuinely got no clue(sion) why. Well, today's the day!

2.1. Nicholas Muñiz (2022 - now)

Straight from the muñizipality of Los Angeles in California, Nicholas Muñiz has been putting out gorgeous EPs for years on end now. Introduced to artists like Al Green, D'angelo, and WAR from an early age, Nicholas went on to become a little bit Hip-Hop-sessed - which eventually lead him down the North Quarter-esque path of Liquid DnB. Debuting his own productions on Dogger's incredible imprint Precinct in 2022 under the umbrel-LA of Clusion, he immediately shot up into my list of artists to watch, with especially his Confessions EP bringing me both a whole lot of joy and activating the sort of "why isn't anyone talking about this" type of frustration commonly awakened by my favourite hidden gems.

Over the years, he would occasionally pop back into my release radar with another couple of gems and then dip back out until the next year again. Throughout this, at least from my end, massively appreciated quality-first type of journey, Nicholas not only treated us to excellent EPs on Redeyes' blossoming Five Alley and the aforementioned Precinct, he also appeared on TomInTheChamber's Heading Out EP, and Precinct's 20 and Five Alley's Pang, Vol.2 compilations. You were also able to hear his selections on The Bass Society and Sweet N Sour Invites!

And, well, that's all I've got on the guy. So without further ado, let's give this newest offering of his a listen!

2.2. All Else EP

I've already mentioned Nicholas' quality-over-quantity approach, but this EP in particular took it another step further. Deliberately slowing down his process to allow for great ideas, the perfect samples, and the most satisfying chord progressions to emerge naturally instead of forcing anything out to meet a deadline, the All Else EP sees him outright relishing in these five perhaps on paper simple yet in practice perfectly executed ideas.

The pianos in opener Need U hit each note perfectly, while the drumwork goes for a light jog and the reverberating vocal sample weaves into the warm embrace of the bass underneath. Toss 'n Turn builds on a stream of short, precisely ticky drums, with long-noted waves of processed organ playing washing over your mind. Fueled by soulful vocals so filtered they become a purely melodic texture to the arrangement surrounding it, Bygones ebbs and flows between melodies, synths, and bassline intensity in such a way that your entire being becomes soothed. Understand rolls its fine-tuned drums right off its tongue, taking us on a journey through a melody that I can't help but call incredible. With multiple, ever-evolving melodic departments working together in rhythmic harmony, it hits ever so slightly harder when Nicholas gives the drums a break in the middle of it all, before the engine kicks right back in again. Lastly, As I Leave reverberates another wonderful vocal snippet over masterfully syncopated piano chords as the rolling drums take a stroll alongside us, to absolutely lovely effect.

2.3. Con-Clusion

Hehe, get it. For real though: This entire EP is chock-full of elegantly orchestrated loops of delight, executed to perfection.

 

#New Releases

###Dancefloor

###Liquid

###Deep / Tech / Minimal

###Neuro

###Jump Up

###Jungle / Halftime / Experimental

###General DnB / Mixed

  • antoanesko, Lamp Camp, Kraufler - Smooth Lines (Album & DJ Mix) LP [Basseffect] | [Beatport]
  • Disrupta, Samurai Breaks, DJ Q - Inside The Rider (Edits) [Crucast] | [Beatport], [Spotify]
  • Dutta - One Time [LowFreqMX] | [Beatport], [Spotify]
  • Kelvin 373, A Little Sound - Same Thing [Drum&BassArena] | [Beatport], [Spotify]
  • Serial Killaz, Mad Sam - Man Ah Junglist [Serial Killaz] | , [Spotify]
  • Sharks - Take My Time VIP [Selfreleased] | , [Spotify]
  • Thierry D - SELEKTA FROM SYDNEY (THE ELEMENTS OF THIERRY D) LP [The Elements Of Tech & Bass] | [Beatport], [Spotify]
  • Tinie Tempah - 9PM EP [Believe UK] | [Beatport], [Spotify]
  • Various Artists - Thames Delta Radio - Summer Junglist Vol 1 LP [Thames Delta] | [Beatport]
  • Various Artists - Top Ten Tracks. June '26 LP [Twinkle Label] | [Beatport]
u/TELMxWILSON — 10 days ago
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Help discovering DnB

I'm new to DnB I listened to martin Garrix's set me free and I'm looking for artist in that vibe melodic more than bassy and glitchy but still not only vocal focused drops. If anyone can recommend a artist or songs in that vibe I would be very greatfull.

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u/Vivid-Special9412 — 14 days ago
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Lenzman Tribute Mix 💕

New mix from me to celebrate the music of the legend that is Lenzman - you will be sorely missed, brother. Peace x

Listen for free here (free download):

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnJIrECCmyY

Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/.../legendary-liquid-16-lenzman.../

Hearthis: https://hearthis.at/pulsew.../legendary-liquid-16-lenzman-3/

Photo: Steven T'joen Photography https://www.facebook.com/StevenTjoenPix/

u/-pulsewidth- — 11 days ago
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Soulful liquid rollers - Alix Perez, Visages, Sustance, QZB, Monty, Waeys and more!

Been digging back through my library recently as well as deep diving on 1985 musics releases, thus comes about this little mix! Soulful liquid drum and bass interspersed with some darker minimal rollers cooking down into a euphoric finish, hope you all enjoy!

https://on.soundcloud.com/kcQxqWRFFNFb4NcVWd

Track list:
Just give me time - Maara

Agape - DaisyTwo

Approach the Collosus - Namarone (QZB REMIX)

SWRV - Alix Perez

Part of Me - Klute

The last light - Alix Perez, Ivy Lab

Losing My Mind - Anile

Nausea - QZB

Earthbound - Black Balloons

Papa Pipa - Ophelie

Hammerfall - Mindamapper, Silvahfonk

Kinstugi - QZB, Charli Brix

Chimera - Kyrist

Losing My Soul - Monty

Mapper - Waeys

NTY - Kyrist

Hotline - Survey, QZB

Anecdote - Visages

Yalda - Visages

Indigo Heart - QZB, Phentix

Holy Water - Sabre

Dark Star - Alix Perez

I Don't Know What

The Future Brings - Kasra

Tabs - Counter Culture

Magnetic - Sustance

Reset - Visages, Alix Perez

Endless Haze - Koherent

I Adore You - Goldie, Ulterior Motive, Natalie Williams

Darkest Night - Whiney

u/Ordinary-Finish4766 — 12 days ago