Bleep

DJ and producer Tvyks has reached legendary status in his native city of Prague, a firm favourite with the city's cool kids, the reception he receives at parties is phenomenal with a huge local following, often overshadowing the big name international guests. Following a Tvyks set in Prague is a challenge for any DJ. After working with some of the biggest names in the Czech music industry it was clear that the next step was to spread the sound he'd forged to a larger audience in the neighbouring bright lights of Berlin. His tracks and remixes have been played and championed by serious players in the club scene, and when Meanbucket heard the riddims he had produced for "From Berlin To Prague" they knew it would make a perfect addition to their label connecting strongly with their own ethos. Tvyks teams up with C.Monts a UK rapper, who's experience on the mic and in the studio goes back years, whether it be spitting over classic hip hop beats by the likes of Skitz, Bulgarian "wonky" maestros 1000 Names or the more contemporary dance sounds of the UK's Chanty Poe or house legend Mark Moore. C.Monts' style and finesse shines through the tracks.

Mitte Riddim:

"Those bro's are Primark and Tvyks is Savile Row"

Mitte Riddim is a colorful synth driven beat, that sits as comfortably in the club as on your Ipod. Named after the Berlin neighborhood that Tvyks made his home after he first settled in the German capital. The influences of both cities is clear as they combine perfectly over a Uk Funky inspired drum pattern.

Speed Bike Riddim:

"This ones for my party crew..."

On the flip Speed Bike Riddim screeches in from the very start with one of the nastiest bass-lines of the year. It's a party track in every sense of the word, beats, bass and rhymes making a dancefloor floor smash that grows in intensity throughout, stopping only to take a breath at the three minute mark before continuing it's quest to get everyone in the room out off their seat. Likewise Monts' spits a cheeky tongue twister, flipping his flow at the end over a track which is almost impossible to pigeon hole