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A selector with an encyclopaedic knowledge of drum & bass in all its forms, Whiney’s sets are built on balance, taste and timing, pulling from the deeper end without losing the dancefloor for a second.

No need to wait for the summer festival season to party the whole weekend through. Hospitality are bringing the heat to the colder months with the return of thei...


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One of the best things about UK bass music culture is that it stays true to its roots. We celebrate the foundations of the culture and make sure its rich history is documented and preserved, honouring where it came from and the people it represents. At the same time, UK bass remains relentlessly innovative and forward-thinking, continually morphing and giving rise to countles...


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Today we present our final retrospective of 2025. Over the past two days, we’ve reminisced over our team’s standout tracks and albums of the year, revisiting the sounds that shaped our listening and our dancefloors. But now, it’s time to turn our attention to the people who made it all possible – the artists.

The producers, vocalists and collaborators who helped def...


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2025: The Albums

The whole album vs singles-in-playlists debate seems to have quietly subsided, with both avenues of artists presenting and fans consuming music now comfortably co-existing. After a few years of decline, more and more artists are choosing to explore long-form releases again, allowing space to build musical narratives, emotional arcs and their own moments that unfold over time....


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2025: The Tracks

Here we are then, the real beginning of 2026. The leftover Christmas cheese is finally dwindling, only the blue Quality Streets are left in the tin, and most of us are back to trudging along icy train platforms, clutching coffees and easing ourselves into work‑mode again. The festive bubble has properly burst, routines are creeping back in, and the year ahead is starting to f...


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