Moonshine Recordings 黑胶唱片和CD

Review: Moonshine Recordings brings some sunshine into a bleak mid-winter with this new 7" from Caveman Dub and Dubbing Sun featuring Lady Skavya. The A-side is 'Inspiration' and is presented as a Studio As One remix with some sensors horn sounds over the rolling drubs and sleek digital synths. It expansive and loose and lovely with some yanking vocals the subtle finishing touch. On the flip is a Studio As One dub version that is more heavy on the mixing decks, with oodles of echo and reverb fleshing it out into something perfect for smoking sessions.

Review: Following a string of system sizzlers on the likes of Soul Ex Machina, Energy Of Dub and Solway Dub, Riddim Tuffa's Echoboy returns to the mighty Moonshine with three more exceptional slabs of meditative bass weight. Taking off where his debut on the label - 'Jahova' - left us in 2022, once again we're hurled head first into the bass scoops in a manner of ways - 'Fire' flings us in feet first, allowing us to skip and bounce over thick treacle low-end, 'Dem Time Dance Ram' spins us round before pushing us in so we're completely out of control and at the mercy of the percussion while 'Lofi Dub' chucks us in head first and tells us to mind our head on those wubs. Immense bass science.

Review: Moonshine Recordings' latest release is by the reggae, dub and dubstep producer Adam Prescott. Titled 'At The Controls', it's Adam's first full length, boasting some serious dub grooves here with all the hallmarks of a traditional and spacey dub affair. We like the unique BPM changes in some tracks, and they have proper staying power and could even be played under an MC to great success. 'At The Controls' may slip under the radar to some. Don't let it slip under yours if you like dub music.

Review: Polish soundsystem devotee Radikal Guru is back with a monstrous new plate for Moonshine Recordings, delivering on his long-term working relationship with the label and an instinct for the riddims which shake a dance to its foundations. 'Lion Returns' is an upful blast of horn-powered dubstep which should serve as a call to action when played on the right system. 'All Nighter' is a deeper cut which takes you further inwards before turning up the heat for another of those drops the Guru delivers so effectively. Bassline pleasure you can't measure, from an expert practitioner of the craft.

Review: We write this a day after 4/20 so it is almost perfect timing for the latest Moonshine Recordings 7" to drop with such lovey artwork and stoner sounds. It's a joint production effort between Radikal Guru & Dubbing Sun with Cheshire Cat toasting over the top about his love of the green stuff. The production is a mix of dub, raga and reggae with clean digital pianos and fat, textured bass. The punchy riddim is one to get any sound system crowd going, and then on the flip it's paired back to a slower, more seductive sound. A fine pick up for any pot and dub heads.

Review: Polish label Moonshine Recordings have been dedicated to strains of adventurous soundsystem music since 2009, and now they're back with a project two years in the making. It's not hard to guess the sound bedded into the grooves of Dub Meets Techno but the artists contained within represent a new wave of dub techno producers with a strong emphasis on the roots qualities of their creations. Another Channel, Ezeph, Frenk Dublin, Janka (Hatti Vatti & Daniel Drumz), Mystik, Stillhead and Tubby Isiah all feature, offering various approaches to the sound while all holding true to an enduring sonic fusion which was written in the stars.