Bleep

Some real cold-as-ice tracking here from Rapture 4D. Like Iglew, Mr. Mitch and more, the producer’s sound uses Eski as the jumping-off point to explore grime and other musical styles. He steers close to the Boxed school on tracks like ‘Kabuki’ and ‘Disorder’, but Rapture 4D’s trick is to maintain a sense of weightlessness while incorporating nimble beatwork and unusual loop lengths. It gives Lambert & Yoker a feeling of always being one missed snare away from falling apart, and it is a testament to Rapture 4D’s chops that it never does. ‘Multidimensional’ and ‘Unidentified’ explore rave and house respectively.