Future Classics

Enter DAGGUR. Who is he? Daggur is still relatively early in his run, but the consistency is already there. Operating under the @daggurdubz handle, he’s been steadily releasing free tracks and VIP versions that show a very clear understanding of what modern riddim really is: weight, attitude, and no zero space. POP THAT DAGGUR MF out now on Bullets Records, and up for free d...

Everybody went in on this one, and Kotek (Naniamo) most recently. Kotek has a long-running relationship with Westwood Recordings and has previously linked with The Funk Hunters on other remixes and VIP versions. This latest one continues the connection and he seems to have taken a full swing at pushing his own sonic identity. The result is less of a careful, talented product...

Ready? In a scene that has splintered into countless substyles over the past fifteen years, Excision and Space Laces remain steadfast to the heavy stuff n’ parts dubstep. “True Killers” doesn’t soften or chase trends. It doubles down on weight, its relentless, with precision, and impact — proof that the same two artists who helped make hard-hitting dubstep itself are still f...

Fueled by a cup of Yorkshire tea and a clear desire to dig into the original production, Calgary’s PVRPLE. locked in and finished the entire remix in 24 hours. This version exists because San Holo opened up the stems inviting producers to create their own takes. PVRPLE.’s belated entry stands out for its speed and focus — a full remix completed under pressure, yet still poli...

Jack Glass and Chris Stracey formed Bag Raiders in Sydney in 2006. By the late 2000s they were already making waves with early EPs and the breakout single “Shooting Stars. Reaching Monstercat in 2026, twenty years after they started, underlines that consistency. “Ur Type” doesn’t feel like a nostalgic throwback or a desperate reinvention. It simply sounds like Bag Raiders do...