Section 23

Download or Stream: http://www.higheq.net/splash/S23DIGI004/

Fresh from success alongside Jimmy Danger with the ‘Garden Tune’ EP, Erritate brings forth another slammin’ release via Section 23 full of hard stepping beats and bass, this time around with a fresh injection of old school vibes.

‘Airdresser’ has nothing to do with sticking your head in one of those 80’s style hair vacum things, only found when visiting the hairdresser with the misses. What it is, however, is a monster of a track following in the footsteps of ‘Strange Seeings’. Rough, rugged and raw and without a doubt one for the MCs to roll through. Drop this anywhere in a DJ set and watch heads virtually fly all over the place.

Slip back in time with ‘Memorex’, a track so full of vibes from the past that you would think it was time to don the white gloves and Nike poppers, that is until the nasty bassline kicks in and it’s a full on smash anything up that's close by type affair. Deadly, even without a whiff of Vicks VapoRub.

Flip your virtual pressing to the B side and what you will find is ‘Shaka’. Rumour has it that Erriate produced this on a remote island, riding on the back of tigers which probably answers your questions as to how he made such an authentic tribal riddim’. One for the head shakers, head nodders and anyone else with an elastic neck.

Watch out for the vocal version of ‘Shaka’ in 2021.

Artist: Erritate

Release Date: 08th January 2021

Catalogue Number: S23DIGI004

Label: Section 23

Press Release: Dubplate Creative

Download or Stream: http://www.higheq.net/splash/S23DIGI004/

Fresh from success alongside Jimmy Danger with the ‘Garden Tune’ EP, Erritate brings forth another slammin’ release via Section 23 full of hard stepping beats and bass, this time around with a fresh injection of old school vibes.

‘Airdresser’ has nothing to do with sticking your head in one of those 80’s style hair vacum things, only found when visiting the hairdresser with the misses. What it is, however, is a monster of a track following in the footsteps of ‘Strange Seeings’. Rough, rugged and raw and without a doubt one for the MCs to roll through. Drop this anywhere in a DJ set and watch heads virtually fly all over the place.

Slip back in time with ‘Memorex’, a track so full of vibes from the past that you would think it was time to don the white gloves and Nike poppers, that is until the nasty bassline kicks in and it’s a full on smash anything up that's close by type affair. Deadly, even without a whiff of Vicks VapoRub.

Flip your virtual pressing to the B side and what you will find is ‘Shaka’. Rumour has it that Erriate produced this on a remote island, riding on the back of tigers which probably answers your questions as to how he made such an authentic tribal riddim’. One for the head shakers, head nodders and anyone else with an elastic neck.

Watch out for the vocal version of ‘Shaka’ in 2021.

Artist: Erritate

Release Date: 08th January 2021

Catalogue Number: S23DIGI004

Label: Section 23

Press Release: Dubplate Creative

Check out all 3 of the tracks from Erritate's forthcoming 'Airdresser' EP, released everywhere on 08th January 2021.

Fresh from success alongside Jimmy Danger with the ‘Garden Tune’ EP, Erritate brings forth another slammin’ release via Section 23 full of hard stepping beats and bass, this time around with a fresh injection of old school vibes.

‘Airdresser’ has nothing to do with sticking your head in one of those 80’s style hair vacum things, only found when visiting the hairdresser with the misses. What it is, however, is a monster of a track following in the footsteps of ‘Strange Seeings’. Rough, rugged and raw and without a doubt one for the MCs to roll through. Drop this anywhere in a DJ set and watch heads virtually fly all over the place.

Slip back in time with ‘Memorex’, a track so full of vibes from the past that you would think it was time to don the white gloves and Nike poppers, that is until the nasty bassline kicks in and it’s a full on smash anything up that's close by type affair. Deadly, even without a whiff of Vicks VapoRub.

Flip your virtual pressing to the B side and what you will find is ‘Shaka’. Rumour has it that Erriate produced this on a remote island, riding on the back of tigers which probably answers your questions as to how he made such an authentic tribal riddim’. One for the head shakers, head nodders and anyone else with an elastic neck.

Watch out for the vocal version of ‘Shaka’ in 2021.

Artist: Erritate

Release Date: 08th January 2021

Catalogue Number: S23DIGI004

Label: Section 23

Press Release: Dubplate Creative

Download or Stream: http://www.higheq.net/splash/S23DIGI004/

Fresh from success alongside Jimmy Danger with the ‘Garden Tune’ EP, Erritate brings forth another slammin’ release via Section 23 full of hard stepping beats and bass, this time around with a fresh injection of old school vibes.

‘Airdresser’ has nothing to do with sticking your head in one of those 80’s style hair vacum things, only found when visiting the hairdresser with the misses. What it is, however, is a monster of a track following in the footsteps of ‘Strange Seeings’. Rough, rugged and raw and without a doubt one for the MCs to roll through. Drop this anywhere in a DJ set and watch heads virtually fly all over the place.

Slip back in time with ‘Memorex’, a track so full of vibes from the past that you would think it was time to don the white gloves and Nike poppers, that is until the nasty bassline kicks in and it’s a full on smash anything up that's close by type affair. Deadly, even without a whiff of Vicks VapoRub.

Flip your virtual pressing to the B side and what you will find is ‘Shaka’. Rumour has it that Erriate produced this on a remote island, riding on the back of tigers which probably answers your questions as to how he made such an authentic tribal riddim’. One for the head shakers, head nodders and anyone else with an elastic neck.

Watch out for the vocal version of ‘Shaka’ in 2021.

Artist: Erritate

Release Date: 08th January 2021

Catalogue Number: S23DIGI004

Label: Section 23

Press Release: Dubplate Creative

Broadcasted live on Cambridge 105. Drew for an off the cuff 2000 onwards vinyl selection.

Tracklist:

Jon E Cash ‎– War (Drum & Bass Mix)

Mampi Swift - Black Box

The Force - What Happened Here (DJ Connecta Remix)

Dirty Harry - Heads Must Roll

Dynamic Force - Enemies (K-Step Remix)

R-Sound - Misfit

K-Step - Check My Style

You Don't Need To Know - Mad Dog (DJ Hazard VIP)

Mampi Swift - One Finger

G Dub - Dr. Strangelove

Modified Motion - 1UP

Clipz - Funk Physics VIP

3 Way - Appreciation

DJ SS - Stress Related (DJ Zen Remix)

Twisted Individual - Hand Grenade (Clipz Remix)

Ben WestBeech & Die - Get Closer

Drumsound & SBS - Skumbag (VIP Mix)

Die - Bright Lights

Ego Trippn' - Nasty It Up

DJ Heretic - Bunn The Sensi (Serial Killaz Remix)

Micky Finn & Aphrodite - Bad Ass (Dope Ammo Remix)

No idea who the awful MC is although Randall's selection is typical of the era. The flip of this single cassette features DJ Slipmatt which I'll convert and upload at a later date.

Another studio session from DJ KD featuring some deeper cuts from the UKG scene and beyond.

Download or Stream: http://www.higheq.net/splash/S23DIGI003/

Monk Audio’s Erritate links up with microphone veteran Jimmy Danger and Section 23 for his ‘Garden Tune’ EP. Certainly not written behind his gaff in the rain, this heavy dose of drum and bass pressure is a true representation into the mind of a drum and bass producer that’s tampered with every glass jar stored in the shed, no matter how cloudy.

Mind warping vibes a run on the EP’s title track which, when combined with Danger’s vocals, makes one hell of a special treat. It’s off the mark broken breakbeats twist in and out of rhymes about bad news on the telly, moonwalking on thin ice and watering the grass. Close your eyes and feel the buzz.

‘Strange Seeings’ provides an instant flashback to early events of time tripping. It’s clever use of mid range bass riffs and rumbling low hertz will no doubt tip off a variety of train spotters but what’s important to remember here is that Erritate never complies with rules and guidelines.

A nod to many days hitting up derelict walls, abandoned trains and even the odd roller shutter with a touch of spray paint, the tune we like to call ‘MTN 94’ swaps name tags for extra snares and believe us when we say they are in abundance here. Sod it, have a few extra kicks in the breakbeat too. It’s a crush then down style roller that takes no prisoners and leaves no trace, no dust sheets and certainly no spillage.

Finishing things up, the dub version of ‘Garden Tune’ is included for those that don’t like MCs over tunes - we all know a few of them...

Artist: Erritate

Vocals: Jimmy Danger

Release Date: Pending

Catalogue Number: S23DIGI003

Label: Section 23

Press Release: Dubplate Creative

Download or Stream: http://www.higheq.net/splash/S23DIGI003/

Monk Audio’s Erritate links up with microphone veteran Jimmy Danger and Section 23 for his ‘Garden Tune’ EP. Certainly not written behind his gaff in the rain, this heavy dose of drum and bass pressure is a true representation into the mind of a drum and bass producer that’s tampered with every glass jar stored in the shed, no matter how cloudy.

Mind warping vibes a run on the EP’s title track which, when combined with Danger’s vocals, makes one hell of a special treat. It’s off the mark broken breakbeats twist in and out of rhymes about bad news on the telly, moonwalking on thin ice and watering the grass. Close your eyes and feel the buzz.

‘Strange Seeings’ provides an instant flashback to early events of time tripping. It’s clever use of mid range bass riffs and rumbling low hertz will no doubt tip off a variety of train spotters but what’s important to remember here is that Erritate never complies with rules and guidelines.

A nod to many days hitting up derelict walls, abandoned trains and even the odd roller shutter with a touch of spray paint, the tune we like to call ‘MTN 94’ swaps name tags for extra snares and believe us when we say they are in abundance here. Sod it, have a few extra kicks in the breakbeat too. It’s a crush then down style roller that takes no prisoners and leaves no trace, no dust sheets and certainly no spillage.

Finishing things up, the dub version of ‘Garden Tune’ is included for those that don’t like MCs over tunes - we all know a few of them...

Artist: Erritate

Vocals: Jimmy Danger

Release Date: Pending

Catalogue Number: S23DIGI003

Label: Section 23

Press Release: Dubplate Creative

Download or Stream: http://www.higheq.net/splash/S23DIGI003/

Monk Audio’s Erritate links up with microphone veteran Jimmy Danger and Section 23 for his ‘Garden Tune’ EP. Certainly not written behind his gaff in the rain, this heavy dose of drum and bass pressure is a true representation into the mind of a drum and bass producer that’s tampered with every glass jar stored in the shed, no matter how cloudy.

Mind warping vibes a run on the EP’s title track which, when combined with Danger’s vocals, makes one hell of a special treat. It’s off the mark broken breakbeats twist in and out of rhymes about bad news on the telly, moonwalking on thin ice and watering the grass. Close your eyes and feel the buzz.

‘Strange Seeings’ provides an instant flashback to early events of time tripping. It’s clever use of mid range bass riffs and rumbling low hertz will no doubt tip off a variety of train spotters but what’s important to remember here is that Erritate never complies with rules and guidelines.

A nod to many days hitting up derelict walls, abandoned trains and even the odd roller shutter with a touch of spray paint, the tune we like to call ‘MTN 94’ swaps name tags for extra snares and believe us when we say they are in abundance here. Sod it, have a few extra kicks in the breakbeat too. It’s a crush then down style roller that takes no prisoners and leaves no trace, no dust sheets and certainly no spillage.

Finishing things up, the dub version of ‘Garden Tune’ is included for those that don’t like MCs over tunes - we all know a few of them...

Artist: Erritate

Vocals: Jimmy Danger

Release Date: Pending

Catalogue Number: S23DIGI003

Label: Section 23

Press Release: Dubplate Creative