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TSVI places a firm grip on grime, dubstep, techno and funky with his debut album for Nervous Horizon. Inner Worlds combines influences of music in transcendental Sufi practices with the labels no-nonsense approach to sculpting DJ ready tools, excavating a sick set of warehouse ready tracks destined to move your mind, body and soul...

Using the album as a vehicle to reconnect with 'his true self and the discovery of the inner worlds' TSVI goes about this soul-searching mission with an arsenal of bass-heavy sounds, the sort of gear that have come to characterise the no-nonsense approach to crafting future-proof bangers that is core to the Nervous Horizon sound. Swerving from the rain-soaked Terminator techno of 'Jinn', which comes across like a head to head between DJ Mujava and Rainforest Spiritual Enslavement, we are led down roads that stem from the Middle Eastern percussion pressure and weightless trance of 'Realm of Jabarut', to the locked in and loaded 'Prana Riddim' double drop, where TSVI squares up to the empty spaces lurking within grime and dubstep with a tactful and proper shocking Gqom Oh! rhythm.

Make no mistake, this is music to make you move in every sense, expertly fine-tuned for maximum results that will be large in the dance while resetting the levels to red