MIMS Guest Mix: Footshooter (London, UK / Dance Regular)
We are very excited to present a slamming mix from London-based producer, DJ and musician, Footshooter. Following hot releases on Dance Regular, YAM Recordings and as one half of SAUL on Rhythm Section, Footshooter recently collaborated with Melbourne-based keys player, poet, singer, songwriter and producer Allysha Joy, on “Hibiscus”, a …
MIMS Guest Mix: Cyclonix (Nottingham, UK / Little Red Hand)
John Wilcox aka Cyclonix is a producer of electronic music based in Nottingham, England. DJ for 17 years and producer for 10. His taste for over 20 years has included everything from funk, soul, hip hopl to broken beat, deep house and techno. This wide variety is reflected in his …
Exclusive Premiere: Black Square “Coral Blues” Feat. Laville (Phaeleh Remix)
After the release of his debut album ‘Silent City’ in 2016, a series of great reviews in the likes of the Independent and Clash Magazine, rising Brighton-based composer and producer Black Square (AKA Andrew Beaton) will release the first single ‘Coral Blues’ from his second album ‘Beggars Opera’ on 21st …
Swindle “No More Normal” (Brownswood)
Anyone in North America who needs a 30-minute snapshot of what is popping off sonically TODAY in multicultural Britain needs to buy the new Swindle record. Seriously. In 11 songs, this London-raised producer, scores a soundtrack to the most diverse and influential music scene that consistently supplies the world with …
Commodo “Rikers” (Deep Medi Records)
Dubstep kingpin Commodo shares his long-awaited Deep Medi two-tracker ‘MEDi104’ with the world this month, and today we are thrilled to be premiering highly-coveted A-side cut ‘Rikers’. Much like a slew of other iconic Deep Medi plates, this one has been dominating the dance, the airwaves and the OG forums …
Modified Man “Modifications: Set 3”
3rd in a series of 12s from this hardworking duo. Possibly their biggest cut so far, “Blame’s On You Bruv” features warm synths, punctuated by vocal samples, driven by a brukish 2-step rhythm. But there is still plenty more disco house, mutoid electro, jazz funk solos and arpeggios galore to …
Exclusive Premiere: Jackson Almond “Take The Time (Original Mix)”
Jackson Almond’s “Take The Time” EP presents a collection of works that have been sat on for quite some time. Produced through experimentation with a medley of old analogue gear, the EP is built with a library of sounds completely unique to the London producer. As a result, these tracks …
Exclusive Premiere: Etch “Groove Control” (Sneaker Social Club)
Etch’s forthcoming album “Ups & Downs” is a collection of cuts that date as far back as 2014 and up to the present day. Featured here, ‘Groove Control’ is a throwback to old school Jungle and Rave tendencies. While Etch remembers what came before, there are still references to more …
Exclusive Premiere: Roska “Perception”
Five years after his last album on Rinse, Roska returns to the long play format for something special, something he’s been working on and off for the last 3 years. This body of work contains some of his most ingenious work continuing to craft his own lane from the UK …
MIMS Radio Live Sessions – S02E08
As always we’ve got another jam-packed session of MIMS Radio presented by the Phi Centre for you! ASMA & Walla P are your hosts this week, bringing you some crucial selections of music and things you should know. This episode’s Geek Down is all about Toronto Hip Hop, particularly focusing …
Exclusive Premiere: Zed Bias “Selectah (feat. DJ Principal)”
Twenty years and twelve LPs later, Zed Bias presents “Selectah – Volume 1”, his debut Garage album. Instead of simply showcasing the level of knowledge and skill only possible from experience and a constant hunger for growth, The Boss gathered the crew and added friends he met along the way …
Exclusive Premiere: Naphta “Stalking Knights”
The latest offering from Poland’s Naphta is inspired by “Purple” Dubstep from Bristol. Until now the basis of Naphta production was the creative use of samples, but this time the style of his work has changed. Naphta snatched up electric and bass guitars, percussion, keyboards, and drum machines, completely giving …