Leif Knowles - Dinas Oleu (Album)

If it took this guy 10 years in the music business to finally

drop an album, that shit better be bonkers. Luckily, this 

deep house beauty is worth the wait. 

DJ/Producer Leif Knowles has crafted a lush majestic journey

with 'Dinas Oleu' out now via Fear of Flying. This

is house music littered with orchestral flourishes, 

natural sounds, reverb, oddly rooted in ambient

downtempo chillout.

The engineering/production through out is a marvel.

It's not every time a mix just breathes like this.

Lockah - "Please, Lockah, Don't Hurt 'Em"

Scottish producer Lockah is all hot and ready to drop his second EP out November 7

via Mishka. This joint titled after the EP is a gorgeously bi-polar eargasm, 

swinging from trap to house over the course of five minutes.

It's starts with bouncing progressive house chords and that bass drum thump.
But that's soon all eaten up by rave synths, pitched-up vocals and trap percussion. 

It's a constant tug and pull through the track.

We probably should let Lockah hurt us.

Jamie Jones - Special Effect

Jamie Jones is a DJ/dance music producer out of Wales, transplanted into the UK.

He just dropped his sophomore album 'Tracks From The Crypt' via Crosstown

Rebels. This throbbing gem here stood out with its snaking bass weaving

around shuddering waves of dark synths, mechanical strings and a playful

toy-piano melody.