::definition resident Erbrman Hustlin’ has just released his latest offering – Set An Example EP on Jungle X. This 4 track EP features another of ::definition’s residents Digital Organix. All the tracks are true to the dubwise production we have come accustomed to hearing from Erbman. The two solo tracks, Set An Example and The Learning, represent the dark side of this EP with more Junglie influences and have been getting support from the likes of 1Xtra’s Crissy Criss. Ready to Go is a full on floor filler which has been rocking dance floors across the northwest by those in the know for some time now. Juss A Dubwise Thing is a beautiful liquid roller with plenty sub which makes the EP complete. All in all another strong release and we look forward to hearing more….

Available to buy now at Jungle X download store

Available from all good download stores from October 8th.

Since the release of the absolutely massive ‘Lynx & Kemo – The Raw truth’ album, Lynx has be busy developing his exciting new project – his own record label – Detail Recordings.

Here’s what the website says: “Detail Recordings is the new forward thinking Drum and Bass record label created by Lynx. Detail is set to release ground breaking eclectic music this year, and will focus on new methods of collaboration between Lynx and a range of artists.

Detail will oversee, encourage and inspire musicians to add their own touch to tracks uploaded. By utilizing modern and traditional recording and communication techniques, Detail will build works that have a story to tell, where the process is as interesting as the end result.”

Check it – www.detailrecordings.com

The label’s first release was ‘Keep it Low’… ::defHQ will be keeping a keen eye on this, hopefully the project will put out some super fresh tunes and wise collaborations!

Last thursday the 15th of October all three ‘Organix turned up to the Magnet to play the very large Me nan loves, a new thursday night offering for the Liverpool Students. Having already had the likes of Andy C and Hatcha down for some midweek madness it was now the turn of Shy FX. Mixing dnb and select dubstep from his Digital Soundboy label, Shy FX continued where Andy C left off. If you’ve not witnessed Shy FX for a few years he’s well worth checking out blending dubstep and dnb into his sets as good as anyone.

Our very own Digital Organix climbed onto the turntables around 1:30 playing a trademark deep and soulfull set aided by the stunning vocals of Kimira with everyone dancing well into 3 am … thursday nights now have a lot to live up to! …check out Me Nan loves every thursday at the magnet, Liverpool.