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[Drum & Bass / Dubstep] Rameses B – Essence EP

August 6, 2015 Barrett Nelson

I keep attempting to calm myself down over here, but this new EP from Rameses B has left me feeling like life cannot possibly get any more perfect. Filled with four cuddly compositions that will make you want to snuggle up next to your speakers, this producer’s stockpile of heavenly sounds is always a sure bet to scratch your melodic […]

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[Drum & Bass] Liquicity Records – Escapism 2

February 16, 2015 Barrett Nelson

Officially unveiled during November of 2014, Liquicity’s Escapism 2 is finally available to the general public for streaming purposes. Made up of 15 liquid DnB beauties in total, this brilliant selection of comforting tunes is remarkably delightful. Having already established themselves as a cornerstone of the drum & bass movement, the limit to what Liquicity […]

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Dubstep

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Dubstep

[Drum & Bass/Dubstep] Rameses B – Dream Catcher EP

September 19, 2014 Barrett Nelson

Very few people would dispute that 2014 has been a ridiculously busy year for Rameses B. After releasing a full-length album (Reborn) and a handful of additional tunes in connection with Liquicity (one of YouTube’s largest drum & bass channels), the master of meaningful vibrations has swiftly returned for more action with his two-track Dream […]

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[Drum & Bass] Liquicity – Escapism Vol. 1

May 4, 2014 Barrett Nelson

Once in awhile I come across a production so perfectly crafted that I’m forced to let it speak for itself. Case in point, Liquicity’s Escapism Vol. 1. Officially released all the way back on February 17th, the entire album is finally available to stream via SoundCloud. If liquid drum and bass is your forte, then […]

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[END OF YEAR] Best Of Dubstep 2013

December 17, 2013 Barrett Nelson

Dubstep first consumed the booming United States EDM scene back in 2011. Since then, some music experts will tell you that the genre has regressed a bit, but I couldn’t disagree more. I think the term “evolved” is a much better fit for the situation. As artists have adapted, so too have their sounds, allowing […]