Anything Brawther touches gets a warm welcome here at Trommel – you know it’s going to be a banger. So, when we heard about his new sublabel, Slabs, under the Dungeon Meat banner, we jumped on it. Slabs is all about – quote – “serving up only the chunkiest hulks of wax aimed squarely at the club”. London newcomer Azaad is in the spotlight this time. Let’s dive into it.
“The Beat” grabs you immediately with a bassline that will get you hooked from the first second. It’s tailor-made for the club, just as promised. Throw in those irresistible vocal cuts, and it’s clear why Brawther and Tristan Da Cunha are dropping this track everywhere. It’s one of those tunes you might overlook until someone plays it on a killer sound system, and suddenly you’re desperate to know the “Track ID.” So why not get ahead of the game?
“The Return” is just a bit pacier, but much more hardcore. With a gorgeous drop, ravey stabs, and one more killer bassline. When the moment’s right, this track will absolutely blow up the dance floor – trust me on that.
This 140-gram beauty is already waiting for you in the pre-sale sections of Juno, Deejay or Decks. Don’t be late with the purchase.
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