Chill Sessions #2

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Here’s part two of the Chill Sessions series, something I’ll keep on doing from now on (next to the banging tunes of course). Here‘s part one in case you missed it.

I’ll start this off with a real classic by Digital Mystikz (Mala and Coki). They were part of the majorly influential South London dubstep scene around 2004 (with Benga, Skream, Loefah and many more). This track is from 2006, and I can definitely tell you that this track is just timeless.

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Digital Mystikz Ft. Spen G – Anti War Dub

The next two tracks are some nice liquid drum & bass tunes. Furney has only been around for a couple of years, but he has made some magnificent remixes and originals.
Lenzman (NL) and Redeyes (FR) worked together for this great remix with some awesome deep sounds, check it out!

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Furney – This Is Real

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BCee – Glitter Balls (Redeyes & Lenzman Remix)

In 2009 Calibre, which is in my opinion the best liquid d&b producer worldwide, released a double CD called “Shelflife”. He also included some none-d&b tunes on the album, like this one. He reworked his own track Over Reaction to a downtempo 120bpm beat. This is the result:

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Calibre – Overreaction Dub (Ft. Lariman)