After what seems like an age, our collaboration with Whole Sick has finally been released! It comes with amazing remixes from Udachi & The Living Graham Bond! Preview below or grab it here!!

So the talented man behind all the Tomb Crew productions is now taking stock of those ol’ boom bap records that had been sitting on the shelf for too long and diggin’ in the crates for some rare jazz samples of his own.

Before even hearing the tunes Efendi sent over to us, I had assumed they’d be something I’d take a liking to after spotting the Trouble & bass t-shirt in his picture (home to our first release) and I wasn’t wrong. Consisting of two bmore/kuduro influenced... [+]

This week we did a mix and a quick interview for our good friend Marco Del Horno on London’s world famous station Rinse Fm! Tracklisting and link after the jump..

To showcase our upcoming releases we’ve put together a 20 minute minimix for you to download for free! Tracklisting and link after the jump..

After his incredible last single ‘Nervous’ featuring Jessie Ware, SBTRKT follows up with an unbelievably uplifting house tune featuring (recent Jessie Ware associate) Sampha . The tune is due out on ‘Young Turks’ in the near future but until then you can check a youtube... [+]

All three tunes from our recent ‘Heavy Bass champions of the World’ EP for Trouble & Bass are in the best selling label chart on Beatport at position 2,3 and 4! go check it here and cop the EP here if you haven’t already!!!

In preparation for our upcoming date in Glasgow for Mixed Business we did a exclusive interview and mix for their website with hosting by our very own Illaman which includes some brand new Tomb Crew productions including our collaboration with one of our favourite DJs... [+]

Our debut EP is due out in less than a month on legendary New York label ‘Trouble & Bass’, keep your eyes peeled for a video for the lead track ‘King of the Tweets’!

The Butterz guys, Eljiah and Skilliam, have been steadily showing everyone how to put some hype back into a genre when the majority of others would rather do a collaboration with N Dubz (which is fine, but that ain’t grime). They’ve released countless records, sold... [+]