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Jumpin Jack Frost re-releases 'Burial'

Some tracks never lose their power, and Jumpin Jack Frost's Burial is proof that true jungle classics only grow stronger with time. Originally released under his Leviticus alias, Burial returns through 0207 Def Jam with a fresh set of remixes and an inspiring mini documentary that celebrates one of the most influential records in drum and bass history.

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Fade Away

Model Man joins forces with EV for Fade Away, a stunning piano house anthem that blends warm piano melodies, infectious UK garage rhythms and emotionally rich vocals into one unforgettable listen. The chemistry between the pair is effortless, with EV bringing heart and soul while Model Man delivers another beautifully crafted production.

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Artist Spotlight: Admiral Jerry

Handsworth reggae pioneer Admiral Jerry has spent decades giving a voice to Birmingham's reggae scene. After working with UB40 in the 1980s, he returns with Chant Down Babylon, a powerful anthem inspired by the Windrush generation and Benjamin Zephaniah. We caught up with the storyteller behind the music to talk legacy, sound system culture and what comes next.

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magia

Scottish producer Ethan Skuodas brings irresistible late night energy with his latest single magia, a smooth and hypnotic tech house release that feels right at home on a packed dancefloor. Inspired by captivating Spanish vocals, the track balances sultry melodies with infectious rhythmic patterns, reflecting Ethan’s background as a trained drummer and percussionist.

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Thriller

Heartbroken emerges from the shadows with Thriller, a bold new single that blends trap, rock and dance into a dark cinematic experience. Inspired by Michael Jackson Blood on the Dance Floor HIStory in the Mix, the release builds a vampiric world where listeners are invited to unleash the monster within.

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TENDERNESS

vincethealien returns with TENDERNESS, a collaboration with French producer MOTTRON that pushes his blend of alternative pop indietronica and art pop into more emotionally exposed territory. Built from clipped percussion distorted textures and stripped melodic lines the track constantly shifts between closeness and distance softness and tension never settling into comfort.

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