Monthly Music Analysis Discussion – November 2021 Podcast Edition
The Music Intelligence DnB podcast has recently released a special edition, celebrating Innerground Records' 100th release and Spearhead Records' 20-year anniversary. This podcast is a compilation of some of the most significant tracks from both labels, featuring renowned artists in the drum and bass scene.
The podcast boasts an impressive lineup of artists, including Technimatic, Makoto, Mat Zo, King of the Rollers, Nymfo, and BCee. One of the highlights is the collaboration between BCee and S.P.Y on the track "Is Anybody Out There (S.P.Y VIP)". Another standout is the soulful and deep DnB track "Underwater" by Snowtek & Ferice, featuring the vocals of Rosie Botham.
Mat Zo, a staple in the drum and bass genre, contributes to the podcast with his track "Reflections", and King of the Rollers offers the vocal-heavy "Somebody Else Part 2 (feat. Lydia Plain)". The podcast also includes two tracks from Makoto, with "Trial Mountain (feat. Karina Ramage)" being one of them.
Other notable tracks on the podcast are "Spirals" by BCee & Solah, "Changing Moods (feat. Lorna King)" by DJ Marky, "Metro 54" by Auris & Ruth Corey, "City Lights" by Tyrone, and "Chateau Artsea" by an unspecified artist. The podcast also features the collaboration between Nymfo and Riya on "Reflections".
The podcast is now available for listening on the Music Intelligence DnB website (www.musicintelligencednb.com). For those interested in submitting promo or demos, they can send their materials to [email protected]. Some of the other tracks on the podcast include "Oshun" by Illmatika, Sherona Knight & Maverick Soul, "Chubby Bubbler" by Low:R & SiLi, "Gravity" by Reading Technimatic, "Back To You" by Fluidity, Loz Contreras, and "For Our Love (w/ Makoto & Lorna King)" by Paul T & Edward Oberon.
For those eager to discover more about the Music Intelligence DnB podcast and its offerings, it's recommended to check the podcast's official platforms or social media channels for updates. Alternatively, music platforms like Bandcamp or Beatport might have more detailed information about recent releases and compilations from these labels.
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