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Limited to 250 copies Worldwide.Gold 12" Vinyl in a clear PVC sleeve with artwork insert.JLSXND7RS is a rising star within the heart of the Grime scene. Despite his lack of releases his tunes have been making the rounds among the elite in Grime. With his sound JLSXND7RS has succeeded in catching an authentic raw and gritty vibe most Grime fans adore. In 2014 he released The Undertaker. This collaboration EP with Trends and Flirta D quickly gained the number one spot on the Juno Download chart and also sparked the interest of Spooky Bizzle and the godfather of Grime, DJ Slimzee. This interest resulted in being affiliated with Slimzos Recordings which will lead to a release on the label in the near future. His beats also became favoured by MCs as they are played frequently on Rinse FM, Radar Radio and BBC 1Xtra. JLSXND7RS his Soundcloud profile is filled with radio rips with MC's such as Capo Lee, Nico Lindsay, Kwam, Rocks FOE, Skepta, Jammer and Wiley spraying their bars over his beats. Needless to say JLSXND7RS isn't a rookie when it comes to Grime. Recently he released his co-produced EP The Undertaker Remixes on Reloadz and the Red State EP on DJ Spooky Bizzle's Ghost House Records. JLSXND7RS also has quite some production credits coming up for MC's like Wiley, Killa P and Hitman Hyper. JLSXND7RS is a purist when it comes to grime. Even though his approach is much more melodic and yet never fails to screw up your face. On S.N.M you'll hear a perfect example of his dark side.

Killer 'nuum ballistics from Anthony J Hart (Imaginary Forces), back in Basic Rhythm mode with a trio of hungry hardcore mutations pressed loud and punchy AF for the DJs, with remix reinforcement/inversion from his North American alibi, Rabit.
Acting as if there was some unfinished business left over from his cracking Raw Trax LP, this platter acts as a sort of resolution; in-your-face proof that Hart is hurling out some of the fiercest reductions of UK rufige styles right now.Slewage is the run-off of 20 odd years in front of the bassbins and behind the decks on pirate radio and X amount of raves, like the residual effluence of jungle, dark garage and dubstep reanimated like some concrète golem that's gagging for a gary and a good mash up.The title track comes spoiling for it with speaker-worrying levels of scything halfstep patterns punctured by dancehall declamations, rinsing a paucity of elements for kernels of brutalist truth in a way that also provides the backbone to the ravenous slaughter of
Bombastic Plastic - a very strong nod to OG breakstep and DMZ's B - whilst The Curse rolls out at full stretch with scabrous proto-grime drums balanced by a skinny but crucial lick of pensive strings.On the remix Rabit goes into freefall mode, channelling Slewage into a mazy K-hole of masticated soundsystem samples and anti-peristaltic wretch that sounds sod all like the original, might as well be another OG Rabit ace.

Our 14th release takes us to the darker side of the sound. Boylan has been the unsung hero of our label over the years- engineering and mixing down the majority of our releases and becoming a real architect of the foundations of our sound. Following his work with Edgem and general ubiquity on London's stations over the last year or so, it was only natural that he and Spooky found themselves in the studio together. Earlier this year they brought "Peckham To Hackney" to the second Boxed 12" and we thought they needed a release of their own. This 10" is the product of it. Low Rider starts the process. A malevolent take on the West Coast walking bassline style, we signed it before it was even a track - just a 4am 8-bar loop, haze and sub. After listening to that sparse 20 seconds on repeat for a while, they brought muscle to the skeleton - DJ Quik in Peckham. All Black Winter, meanwhile, takes their sound in a much harsher direction. Growling saws, gutteral strings and a brief morse code arpeggio meet violent gunshot snares and Boylan's bass science. One for the 2am rideouts, the double drop at 2:40. Support from Slackk, Slimzee, Murlo, Soloman, Logos, Grandmixxer, Mr. Mitch, Trends

After Damu's epic weightless cassette, up next on Keysound Recordings is a grime white label from DJ Sinclair. Ricky' flips an iconic jungle ident over a dirty 8bar drop. The flip sees former Roll Deep and Dizzee-producer, Wonder's What' remade as a Wiley-style devil mix, with an explosion of Waifer gunshots and AMS bass to boot. The details around DJ Sinclair are indistinct. His Soundcloud handle is DJ Sinclair 2002,' but none of the grime OGs can remember him being about in those times. Mumdance, Logos, Spooky, Dusk + Blackdown, Kahn & Neek have been playing the release and Sinclair beats circulate amongst London's wider Boxed crew. Grandmixxer, Rinse FM and Novelist DJ, thinks he's the best newcomer' and videos have emerged of Grandmixxer completely losing his ish while dropping Sinclair beats at Outlook with Nov on the mic. What happened to DJ Sinclair We don't know but he just fires shots.

22 tracks mixed by Score 5. This mix is completely exclusive to the third CD.

Silk Road Assassins release two of their most long sought-after tracks — 'Deadcell' and '3M Kunai'. 'Deadcell' — a bittersweet five minutes of abstract, trap euphoria — first emerged at the back end of 2014 and has since taken on mythical status online, with entire forum threads dedicated to rumours of its prospective release, while '3M Kunai' was the beat chosen by Chicago rapper Mikey Dollaz on early 2016 collaborative single, 'Commas'. Comprised of three producers, long-time Coyote signees Chemist and Tom E. Vercetti, and close friend Lovedr0id, Silk Road Assassins have taken cues from a shared appreciation of hip-hop beat-makers, Chicago drill and UK grime to create their own shadowy, cloaked, dystopian take on the music. Functional enough to work in or away from the club, their music has made Silk Road Assassins the defining artists in their field, with support from Kuedo, Om Unit, Commodo, Plastician and countless others suggesting that they are very much producers of the future.

Electronic music producer and DJ Greg Sanders AKA Distance returns with his third long player 'Dynamis', set for release through Tectonic Recordings on 21st October.

* Alongside recording 'Dynamis' over the past four years, Distance has been writing and producing for other artists including Riz MC, Jeb Loy Nichols and Jon More of Coldcut. Working with these artists helped open his mind to other styles of music and led to him veering away from his 140bpm roots. The productions of A$AP Ferg, Drake, Schoolboy Q and earlier Arca and FKA Twigs were a big influence, alongside the soundtracks of Hans Zimmer and Cliff Martinez.

* "I get inspiration from everywhere and deliberately try to ignore what is happening in the scene I'm most involved in. 'Dynamis' is influenced a lot by film scores, I have geeked out massively to create great dynamics in all of the tracks, sounds are heavily automated and processed to really give the music life."

* Even the structure of the tracks ditches the typical DJ friendly layouts and is programmed in an order that best helps to deliver the story. Some of the tracks give a subtle nod to this way of thinking - 'Sink or Swim', 'Paradigm', 'Instruction to Survive'.

* "I wanted to portray my willingness to progress and that I totally embrace the positives and negatives of change. If you stay stationary within any artform you will surely fail. I named a track "Fear Change" because most people would rather do anything other than change."

* As producer, DJ and label owner of Chestplate Records, Distance has been instigating change in music since emerging in 2003. Gathering early support from the legendary John Peel and going on to be part of the utterly seminal Dubstep Warz show on Radio 1 presented by Mary Anne Hobbs, he was a regular at seminal raves FWD, DMZ, Exodus and SUB:DUB and hosted on Rinse FM 2003-2012. With 12" releases on Tectonic and Hotflush; his first two albums 'My Demons' (2007) and 'Repercussions' (2008) were released through the respected label Planet Mu.

* "I feel very privileged to have released two albums on Planet Mu and they are still referenced by many as key albums in dubstep's history. Tectonic has been releasing my music for almost a decade, so it felt right me producing an album for the label. Pinch is a good friend and one of the few people who's opinion I trust."

* 'Dynamis' is the first Distance album to feature vocalists; helping to portray emotions, tell a story and aid the overall narrative of the album.

* "It was great recording them. When recording 'Badman' with Killa P I got him to stand as far away from the mic as possible and shout the lyric across the studio, as though he was shouting at someone across the street. We were cracking up at the time. I then used these recordings to create multiple layers and textures to his vocal, this gave the impression of there being a huge crowd of people chanting the chorus. Beezy was also a great artist to work with. We were done recording in about 20 minutes, he's so professional and knows exactly how to deliver the vocals the way I need them."

* The album's title is an ancient word: the original Greek meaning "heart, drive, power" and in English "the state of that which is not yet fully realized".

* "I always want my music to take you somewhere. Because I am experimenting more in sound design and tempo, I thought 'Dynamis' was perfect. In a sense I was trying to create something new. At the beginning of the process it hadn't yet been realised. Maybe only once it has been released and heard by the public it will be."

Having repeatedly proven himself to be one of the UK's most innovative rising producers, Impey returns with his debut EP, 'Midnight In Little Havana', on the critically acclaimed Astral Black imprint. The release follows his 'BangClap' single which comes off the back of two prolific years that have seen the 20 year old producer crafting soundscapes for viral campaigns for Converse, securing a residency on NTS, tearing up radio sets alongside the likes of Faze Miyake, and having the likes of Skepta, Trim, Capo Lee and Rocks FOE bless his instrumentals on sets from Slimzee, DJ Maximum, Kahn & Neek, Murlo and Plastician. 'Midnight In Little Havana' sees Impey serving up a diverse five track collection that showcase his versatile production skills drawing influence from Grime, Jersey club and Vangelis-esque synthscapes. The EP is as much for the dance floor as it is the after hours bus home. At its centre is long time crowd favourite 'Bleepz' which finally sees its official release, having been a go-to track exclusively for DJs such as Boofy & Hi5Ghost and Kromestar. The track is framed by 130bpm dance floor melters 'Pep Talk' and 'Pong Song' as well as showing Impey's more intricate side through its title track and 'Inner', both of which resemble Astral Black releases by the likes of Drae Da Skimask and Jaisu moreso than its club-focussed vinyl releases. 'Midnight In Little Havana' is presented visually with another stellar effort from Astral Black in-house designer Oscar Whale, the 12" being housed in a full colour sleeve depicting an illustration of Miami's Little Havana strip, as detailed & nuanced as Impey's productions. 'Midnight In Little Havana' is set for release on October 14th on 12" vinyl & digital via Astral Black.

In hot pursuit of Skepta's symbolic Mercury prize victory, it seems like an entire generation has fallen at grime's feet and 2016 saw the genre continue its meteoric rise to the mainstream. From its early origins in East London council estates in the early noughties until today's global recognition, grime's distinct characteristic lays in its ability to stay loyal to its roots and give back to the community.

Since their beginning at pirate radio station Rinse FM, where they offered a platform to burgeoning grime artists, Elijah & Skilliam have showed their dedication to the scene and built one of the genre's most respected collective around their label Butterz. Dedicated curators, they have compiled a new volume of their essential annual compilation, Grime 2016, their 4th album to date.

From Kano's 3 Wheel Ups feat. Wiley & Giggs, taken from his critically acclaimed Made In The Manor album, singles from mainstays like Wiley, P Money, Dizzee Rascal to a variety of takes from the likes of Swindle, Last Japan, Nottingham's own Mez, Dread D and Ninja Tune-signed The Bug, the album showcases grime's broad diversity and the spectrum of influences coming into play in today's outstanding productions.

Since the release of their Rinse:17 mix in 2011, their FabricLive CD in 2014 and the founding of their Butterz label in 2010, Elijah & Skilliam's names and their brand have become intrinsically linked with the cutting edge of grime music. This year they powered releases from UK garage supergroup TQD and Swindle, who collaborated with grime legends Ghetts and D Double E. Elijah & Skilliam will back Grime 2016 with an extensive tour across the UK and spend the whole of November in Asia, reinforcing the worldwide music connections that enabled the creation of their Japanese outpost and Swindle's collaborations with international artists - a global perspective that helped the scene and its diversity expand.

It's been great to see the growth in the scene since we did the compilation last year. There is a regular presence of the music at events up and down the country, and a presence growing worldwide with quality music being released widely regularly and MCs and producers to listen out for coming up the ranks." - Elijah & Skilliam

The third instalment in Spatial's Emergence series on his Infrasonics imprint continues his trajectory of otherworldly compositions interacting with an organic visual component. This time, the evolving digital artwork is based on a genetic algorithm, with the melody and percussion of the accompanying tracks following an algorithmic yet visceral logic. Written in the Canary Islands with a batch of new gear, which were all utilised in his recent live show at Mutek festival, disparate noise converges into dubwise, bass driven trajectories, as if a sound system was placed inside a particle accelerator. Emergence #3 concludes the 12" trilogy with the producer's debut album set to emerge early in 2017. It's pressed on heavyweight 180g black vinyl and housed in a printed transparent sleeve with label artwork stills taken from the generative animation.

Karnival time is upon us so get armed and get ready with two vocal mash ups from DJ C. Inventor of Boston Bounce., DJ C has a portfolio boasting remixes for M.I.A and Warrior Queen and releases on Ninja Tune, Soul Jazz plus his own Mashit label. WNCL recordings proudly presents Jump Up & Bounce (described by Untold as 'a great, timeless classic') paired with the bleep heavy Mad Again. Its getting hot in here... Support from Untold, 2562, Martin Kemp, Pariah & Hanuman.

Featuring beats from a number of Rinse's best known producers and associates, alongside a range of guest vocalists including Stormzy and JME & Wiley ..Live and Direct will give fans a deeper insight into P Money's personality than ever before.

WNCL Recordings enters the next phase of its release programme. Having issued a neat collection of ten 10" singles, the label now launches a series of 4 track 12" EPs. First up is a showcase featuring 4 new cuts by 4 of the label's cornerstone artists. L.A's DON FROTH comes out fighting with the hard-as-nails LIFTIN' WEIGHTS, while MILYOO from Kentucky gets frantic on the raucous PANCAKE. SE27's own WEST NORWOOD CASSETTE LIBRARY offers up WHAT IT IS (MAH VIP), originally created for Mz. Hobbs' Radio 1 show. Rounding things off from Toronto, KNOWING LOOKS gives us CYTAL FINK, angular funk for all discerning discotheques. We hope you will enjoy our show.

After the success of his 'Backwards Light' EP Slackk returns to R&S with another 6 tracker of instrumental grime mutations.
A figurehead of the UK scene through the influential Boxed night he runs alongside Mr. Mitch, Logos and Oil Gang, Slackk aka Paul Lynch distils the Boxed sound into his own inimitable, richly melodic style. The six tracks on offer on this EP continue to blur the lines between genres as RA described in their glowing review of the Backwards Light EP. 'A producer whose music is moving beyond its origins in grime to something undiscovered.'
The tracks range from the opening moody club styles of 'Swan Filters' and twisted bass of Mumdance and Logos favourite 'Skeleton Crew' to the more reserved and delicate headphone moments of 'Replenish' and 'Pigeons'. 'Hundred Flute' returns a common Slackk inspiration source into the sampler, but the results on this one could be the best yet. 'Returning Geese' finishes the EP in what could be one of the producers last examples of the Japanese styles for a while. R&S and Boxed will be teaming up to host a stage at this years Bloc festival featuring Slackk, Lone, Logos, Lakker, Appleblim, Second Strorey & Mr. Mitch.

Giggs is set to release his new album, Landlord, on 5th August on SN1 Records. Album guests include Stormzy, Casisdead, Kyze, Dubz and Donae'o among others, and the lead single, Whippin' Excursion, is getting its premiere play as Zane Lowe's Hottest Record Thursday 21st July on Beats1.Whilst Landlord is Giggs' first album since 2013, the South London rapper has maintained a healthy profile in recent months thanks to several impressive guest features including anthem 'Man Don't Care' with Boy Better Know's Jme and '3 Wheel Ups' with Kano and Wiley. To date, Giggs has sold 100,000 albums and over 100,000 mixtapes, performed all over the world, and worked with household names such as Mark Ronson, B.O.B, Waka Flocka Flame, Jeremih, G-Unit's Whoo Kid and Mike Skinner. His distinctive flow and creative wordplay - coupled with the ability to traverse road rap, grime and hip-hop - has won him a loyal and growing army of ardent fans far and wide.

After releasing 10 separate singles and featuring on well over 10 other tracks, 3 of which hit the UK top 40 in the same year, Jme Boy Better Know's head honcho is back with another album, another full dose of the mind of a grime lunatic.Expect subject matters to be anything from Pokemon cards to personal diet information. With production ranging from Deeco, to Preditah, to the deep bass of Toronto with the sounds of Tommy Kruise. Featuring the boys from Boy Better Know, Giggs, Big Narstie and the legend D Double E.It's been nearly 5 years since a Jme album, This project will definitely satisfy the people that waited it out. From the get go, you will realise this is one for the club, one for the long drive, one for the bedroom ravers. And it ends with the title track, as a reminder, 'Integrity>' (Integrity is greater than everything).

The highly anticipated album from Boy Better Know's own, grime legend Skepta. Features guests such as Jme, Novelist, Wiley and global superstar Pharrell Williams as well as the full Boy Better Know crew.

Includes the singles 'Shutdown', 'It Ain't Safe', 'That's Not Me', 'Ladies Hit Squad' and current Top 40 monster 'Man'.

Two of the artists doing most to push instrumental grime in new directions, Mr. Mitch and Yamaneko team up as Yaroze Dream Suite. Written and recorded over the course of a year at Local Action's London studio, their debut EP sees both artists draw from their shared influences (video game soundtracks, ambient music and naive melodies) across four tracks, including the stand-out 'In The Moonlight, which features vocals from young singer/songwriter Hannah Mack. Yaroze Dream Suite comes after success for Mr. Mitch and Yamaneko's individual solo albums. Mr. Mitch's Parallel Memories was FACT's #2 album of 2014 and praised by Pitchfork, Dazed, The Quietus and more. It was also ranked as one of FACT's best albums of the last five years. Yamaneko's debut album Pixel Wave Embrace was highly praised by Dummy, Dazed, Resident Advisor, FACT and Juno Plus, who ranked it #14 in their best albums of 2014. The album is already considered a cult classic (its limited cassette run sold out in a matter of weeks), with DJ support from Mumdance, Logos, Objekt, Kassem Mosse, Peverelist and more. Ahead of new solo albums for both artists, Yaroze Dream Suite finds them collaborating at the top of their game and promises to be one of 2015's most arresting experimental records.

Giggs is set to release his new album, Landlord, on 5th August on SN1 Records. Album guests include Stormzy, Casisdead, Kyze, Dubz and Donae'o among others, and the lead single, Whippin' Excursion, is getting its premiere play as Zane Lowe's Hottest Record Thursday 21st July on Beats1.Whilst Landlord is Giggs' first album since 2013, the South London rapper has maintained a healthy profile in recent months thanks to several impressive guest features including anthem 'Man Don't Care' with Boy Better Know's Jme and '3 Wheel Ups' with Kano and Wiley. To date, Giggs has sold 100,000 albums and over 100,000 mixtapes, performed all over the world, and worked with household names such as Mark Ronson, B.O.B, Waka Flocka Flame, Jeremih, G-Unit's Whoo Kid and Mike Skinner. His distinctive flow and creative wordplay - coupled with the ability to traverse road rap, grime and hip-hop - has won him a loyal and growing army of ardent fans far and wide.

Flava D's remix of Grime classic Rhythm & Gash has taken the clubs by storm over the past 12 months as well as online amassing millions of plays across Soundcloud and Youtube with no official release. With her increasing popularity and worldwide shows solo and alongside her supergroup t q d. Searching and Whistler are taken from her Fabriclive CD released in July, her more mellow side of her productions, revisiting the style that she broke with on Butterz back in 2013 with 'Hold On / Home'.

Come in black generic die-cut sleeve with sticker.

Following the release of 2015 debut EP, 'Green Eyes' — a record that followed two outings on the label's 'Kings' compilation series in 2013 and 2014 and a contribution to Boxed's debut 12', 'BOXED001' — Spokes returns to Coyote Records with new EP, 'Flight'. Consisting of four tracks, 'Flight' showcases an evocative, maturing sound and Spokes' flair for original sound design — as testified by the dwindling space and eerie, pitched-up vocals of NYC singer-songwriter, Anna Folwell, utilised on opener, 'Failed State'. The grand, ceremonious intro to square-wave grime flip, 'Mercurial', is also a highlight, while title-track, 'Flight' — a dreamy, washed out, beat-tape cut — again sees Spokes explore new dynamics to his sound. Latest Coyote signee, Miami-based producer Marks, also makes his bow for the label on 'Flight', turning in a crunchy, clapped-out remix of the title-track, ahead of his full debut EP in 2017.

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After a slew of edits popping up all over grime sets over the last two years, Gundam comes with his first 12" single for London based record label, Goon Club Allstars. Intimate is a big, bashy RnB chop, while too late is the softer summer cruiser.

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[ZZA] CD4-03. J Sweet - Gutter Pt 1
[ZZB] CD4-04. J Sweet - Gutter Remix
[ZZC] CD4-05. Krome Star - MadKite
[ZZD] CD4-06. Plasticman - Venomous
[ZZE] CD4-07. Krome Star - 80 Hurtz
[ZZF] CD4-08. J Sweet - Kerb 2
[ZZG] CD4-09. J Sweet - Ratz
[ZZH] CD4-10. J Sweet - Godzilla Pt2
[ZZI] CD4-11. Floops - Vio
[ZZJ] CD4-12. Krome Star - The Thife
[ZZK] CD4-13. Krome Star - Bad Breath
[ZZL] CD4-14. Krome Star - Boiling Point
[ZZM] CD4-15. Krome Star - The Band
[ZZN] CD4-16. F1 - Check This
[ZZO] CD4-17. Imp Batch - Real 2 Da Bone
[ZZP] CD5-01. Krome Star - Noize In The Attik
[ZZQ] CD5-02. Krome Star - Binman
[ZZR] CD5-03. Krome Star - Scribler
[ZZS] CD5-04. J-Sweet - Love Me
[ZZT] CD5-05. Silkie - Slow Down Rmx
[ZZU] CD5-06. Cru - Serious
[ZZV] CD5-07. Krome Star - Renegade
[ZZW] CD5-08. Scream - Whisper
[ZZX] CD5-09. Mr Keas - Chubb
[ZZY] CD5-10. Mr Keas - Lock
[ZZZ] CD5-11. Mr Keas - Cut
[ZZZA] CD5-12. Cru - Oh
[ZZZB] CD5-13. F1 - Fly
[ZZZC] CD5-14. F1 - Trip
[ZZZD] CD5-15. F1 - Wining Strike
[ZZZE] CD5-16. F1 - Luck Of The Drawn
[ZZZF] CD6-01. F1 - Dot
[ZZZG] CD6-02. F1 - Slow Wine
[ZZZH] CD6-03. F1 - Play Or Die
[ZZZI] CD6-04. F1 - Milkshake
[ZZZJ] CD6-05. F1 - U Can Get Shot Pt 2
[ZZZK] CD6-06. F1 - Silent Hill
[ZZZL] CD6-07. Roadside - Island Remix
[ZZZM] CD6-08. Roadside - Your Nothing
[ZZZN] CD6-09. Roadside - Air Pizz
[ZZZO] CD6-10. Roadside - Island
[ZZZP] CD6-11. Roadside - Air Force
[ZZZQ] CD6-12. Cru - Roger Real
[ZZZR] CD6-13. Cru - Repeat
[ZZZS] CD6-14. Terror Danjah - DTI Remix
[ZZZT] CD6-15. Terror Danjah - Frontline
[ZZZU] CD6-16. Floops - Melody
[ZZZV] CD6-17. IMP Batch - WOW

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[ZZA] CD4-03. Kromestar - Shakti
[ZZB] CD4-04. Ripperman - Subway
[ZZC] CD4-05. Ripperman - Warm Up
[ZZD] CD4-06. Ironsoul - Taurus
[ZZE] CD4-07. Ironsoul - Hold it up
[ZZF] CD4-08. Cotti Swing
[ZZG] CD4-09. Ironsoul - Selfdesstrukt
[ZZH] CD4-10. Ironsoul - Let me go
[ZZI] CD4-11. Ironsoul - Dance with me 2
[ZZJ] CD4-12. Benga - Fearless
[ZZK] CD4-13. Kromestar - Narrow Whispers
[ZZL] CD4-14. Floops - Scared
[ZZM] CD4-15. J-sweet - Greaze
[ZZN] CD4-16. Floops - Spring
[ZZO] CD5-01. K9 - Skippy
[ZZP] CD5-02. K9 - Diabetic
[ZZQ] CD5-03. K9 - Baby
[ZZR] CD5-04. K9 - Get Low
[ZZS] CD5-05. K9 - Stay with me
[ZZT] CD5-06. F1 Kids - No More
[ZZU] CD5-07. F1 Kids - Titanium
[ZZV] CD5-08. F1 Kids - Muffled
[ZZW] CD5-09. Kromestar - Dynamite
[ZZX] CD5-10. Ironsoul - Angerman
[ZZY] CD5-11. Ironsoul - This means War
[ZZZ] CD5-12. Alias - Seven
[ZZZA] CD5-13. Alias - Heat 2
[ZZZB] CD5-14. Alias - Cape Fear
[ZZZC] CD5-15. J-Sweet - Brick
[ZZZD] CD5-16. SNO - Mind over matter
[ZZZE] CD5-17. Kid D - Scary House
[ZZZF] CD6-01. J-Sweet - Done it
[ZZZG] CD6-02. Wishkid - Bizarre
[ZZZH] CD6-03. A 2 da G - Forever
[ZZZI] CD6-04. Blazin Beats - Optical
[ZZZJ] CD6-05. Blazin Beats - Heartrace
[ZZZK] CD6-06. Kizar - Weak
[ZZZL] CD6-07. Kizar - Old Traite
[ZZZM] CD6-08. Kizar - In the Hood
[ZZZN] CD6-09. Blackjack - Nang
[ZZZO] CD6-10. Blackjack - Jacked
[ZZZP] CD6-11. Blackjack - Arcade 3
[ZZZQ] CD6-12. JME - Wave
[ZZZR] CD6-13. JME - JSK
[ZZZS] CD6-14. JME - Brim
[ZZZT] CD6-15. JME - Angry Days
[ZZZU] CD6-16. Jsweet - You Mugs
[ZZZV] CD6-17. CRU - Dirt

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[ZZA] CD4-3. Time Out - Mafia Riddim
[ZZB] CD4-4. J-Sweet - Other
[ZZC] CD4-5. Million - Intruder
[ZZD] CD4-6. Kizer - Global
[ZZE] CD4-7. Kizer - Roadside
[ZZF] CD4-8. Kizer - Hype
[ZZG] CD4-9. Kizer - Concept
[ZZH] CD4-10. Kizer - Access
[ZZI] CD4-11. Kosha - Champion
[ZZJ] CD4-12. Kosha - Rise Of Jah
[ZZK] CD4-13. Skepta - ASAP
[ZZL] CD4-14. Dirty & Rapid - Burial 2
[ZZM] CD4-15. Maniac - Queens Head
[ZZN] CD4-16. Kromestar - Roll
[ZZO] CD4-17. Kromestar - Dub Conspiracy
[ZZP] CD5-1. J-Sweet - Ratted
[ZZQ] CD5-2. Liquid - Shower
[ZZR] CD5-3. Marxmen - Theme Song
[ZZS] CD5-4. J-Sweet - Myspace
[ZZT] CD5-5. Million - Download
[ZZU] CD5-6. Kromestar - Sub Meditation
[ZZV] CD5-7. Kromestar - Rags
[ZZW] CD5-8. Kromestar - The Flu
[ZZX] CD5-9. Kromestar - Zion Dub
[ZZY] CD5-10. J-Sweet - Police
[ZZZ] CD5-11. J-Sweet - Hostage
[ZZZA] CD5-12. 2nd 2 None - My Subject
[ZZZB] CD5-13. Watson - Streetfighter
[ZZZC] CD5-14. Hitman - Art Of War
[ZZZD] CD5-15. Million - Point Blank
[ZZZE] CD5-16. Fudz - Dubwave
[ZZZF] CD6-1. D-Mize - Human Error Remix
[ZZZG] CD6-2. J-Sweet - Dog Legs
[ZZZH] CD6-3. Soka - Robbery
[ZZZI] CD6-4. Soka - Suk Ya $$$ Rudeboy
[ZZZJ] CD6-5. J-Sweet - Snot
[ZZZK] CD6-6. J-Sweet - On The Grind
[ZZZL] CD6-7. DJ Print - One Step Closer
[ZZZM] CD6-8. Ripperman - Munky
[ZZZN] CD6-9. Ripperman - Ring Road
[ZZZO] CD6-10. Ripperman - Bulldog
[ZZZP] CD6-11. Ripperman - Star Nine
[ZZZQ] CD6-12. Trauma - Future
[ZZZR] CD6-13. Ironsoul - Child Of The Ghetto
[ZZZS] CD6-14. DJ NRGEE - Scuff Dub
[ZZZT] CD6-15. Floops - Zombie Stomp
[ZZZU] CD6-16. Kosha - You Stoned Out