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With Adèle Wismes Dancer Moussa Sako aka Colonel Shakazulu
Directed by Adrien Benoliel Produced by Vue du Phare Production Producer : Arnaud Chastanet Director of photography : Bertrand Artaut Steadicam operator : Raphaël Lambert Editor : Simon Sdrigotti Assistant producer : Eva Klein Focus puller : Zoé Bota Gaffer : Léa Renaudet Electricians : Quentin Roché & Raphaël Hinojosa Color grading : Simon Sdrigotti
Special thanks to Rachid Yous, Jérôme Berthier, Filip Trad, Pierre-Yves Combradet, Fiona Madaoui RVZ & Constance Cardon Studio Kremlin
Alongside the delicious aggressiveness that made Audio so renowned, his ‘Beastmode’ LP cracks him open like you’ve never heard him before. Fiercely powerful, yet intricately different, each cut from his debut album on the Ram Records imprint packs a very different punch whilst hitting with the same fierceness and wealth of talent. ‘Beastmode’ reflects all his output to date. Whether it’s the old-school flavor of virus, or the steppy-unapologetic riddims he’s served up for Ram, this record won’t leave you questioning who rules supreme over the genre’s murkier waters. Whether it’s the half-time, two stepping ‘Move it Along’ or the pulsing, snarling undertones of ‘Thud’, you’re blessed with a barrage full of fresh sonic assaults. ‘Thunder Ride’ serves as the perfect opener, a brand new record with synth-laddered foreboding intro which pushes you below the surf. Tinkling hi-hats and a distorted LFO adds shockwaves throughout the mix, submerging you even deeper. Urgent, pulsing and nastily crafted, this is Audio and his more fearsome. On the other hand, ‘Rogue’ presents a clanking, runaway riddim that snaps its teeth with every break. Stacked between ominous build ups and jaunty samples, the second drop flairs out as angrily as the first, demonstrating Audio’s ingenious sound design. And flipping the switch once again is ‘Sovereign’, a nod to the producer’s roots and a track that gradually builds its presence throughout. Between warbling stabs and peddled kick drum, you’re drawn by the aural nerves. Elevating beat patterns set you up for another descent into madness, through a stringently tight composition. Featuring artists, such as drum & bass heavyweight Prolix, also take center stage. Their collaboration ‘Creatures’, alongside the revered lyricist Nuklear MC, adds a welcomed surprise. ‘Creatures’ delivers everything you’d expect and more; steroid-pumped subs, the dark overture of Nuklear and apocalyptic atmospherics. Also featured on its weighty track listing are singles ‘Make it Happen’, ‘Overdose’, ‘Drop it Human’ and ‘Shatterdome’. They were a precursor for what was to come, which signified one of the darkest, most uncompromising productions yet on Ram Records… In all of its twenty five years of history.
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Prague’s answer to drum & bass - Let It Roll open air festival hits its eight year this July and we’re so excited to be taking over with not one but two stages! The Hospital and Med School family will be flying over, and in celebration we’ve put together an epic four track EP to get us ready!
He’s only just finished up his amazing sixth studio album ‘Electric Sun’ yet Logistics is already back with more. ‘Destination’ is a squelching bass monster that shows off a different side of our liquid king. Ahead of his debut album, Krakota has given a VIP treatment to his garage inspired tune from late last year, ‘In The Area’ ft Lifford. He’s spiced up the drums and stripped back the vocals for a deeper, sleeker Krakota style.
Med School members Whiney and Anile have also served up some tasty numbers. ‘They Will Come’ ft Ed Tullet matches mellow vocals with hissing hi-hats and bottomless pits of bass. Anile’s warehouse-esque style rounds up the EP with crisp, deep echoes, serious drums and swirling sub shocks.
Let It Roll open air festival takes place on the 28th – 30th July 2016. The Hospitality and Med School stages will feature sets from London Elektricity, Fred V & Grafix, Maduk, Logistics, Krakota, Etherwood, Keeno, Bop, Anile, Whiney and MC Fava!
