Bleep

Teklife follow up a knock-out go from DJ Earl with some sublime G-funk footwork from Taso 7 featuring contributions from the core crew.

Tightening up the footwork flex more than most, New Start points the Chicago-rooted ghetto sound in new directions akin to the sort of UK rooted sound system snare bruisers of ambient DNB and the rough 'n' rumble sublow of classic Slimsoz recordings.

Continuing Footworks inevitable flirtation with the semi hyper speeds of jungle, Bussin features a sort of smoked-out Juice Box ambient roll to it, while Murda Bass could easily slot into a DJ Hype or Dub Phizix set, moving further into the realms of big room jump up. Holding the credibility, AM Track (despite matching title with the Trace & Nico classic) leaves behind the drum & bass for a lesson it perfected G-funk flow.