Reminiscent of the old school, while keeping the sounds as fresh and crisp as the morning air, Calculon’s debut release on Sublife, Tunnel Vision, has been creating some serious buzz around the globe. Steady rolling breaks set the pace for some major sub low bass equipped with creative LFO lines, while some haunting synth stabs and FX succeed in tying the pieces together nicely. Delayed piano notes, 808 style subby bass hits, and some choice yet perfectly sparse female vocals make this tune a well rounded number that does the job on the dance floor as well as in the headphones.

Calculon – Tunnel Vision (Clip)

“Calculon really hits all the right spots with this solid little roller. A trippy, warping bassline and spacey sound effects hold things together nicely. One for the headz.”
- Stunna

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San Francisco producers Lukeino, The Heights & Equilibrium deliver a soulful funky tune for the backing track of Sublife’s 3rd release. “All the Time” starts out with a bit of half-step goodness just before dropping into a serious rolling bassline. Running breaks and some nice steady bongos keep the energy moving while a couple of not so wobbly LFO lines have a nice little conversation with each other about the sunny weather outside. Some early DJ support from has been received by Mix Master Doc, Stunna, Method One & Calculon to name a few.

Lukeino, The Heights & Equilibrium – All The Time (Clip)

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Including…

Chemical-Records
Drum n Bass Arena
Juno Download