Label boss Tactus heads our latest free release, with two of his own tracks and two collaborations with MAKO, offering dark, deep and bass heavy dance music.
The labels’ 39th release is presented by two like-minded producers, coming together to find new ways in which to meld styles, experiment with sounds and snare placement, whilst retaining melody and emphasis on sub frequencies.
New ABAGA Records T-shirts are available to order now.
ABAGA Logo by James Keevins on the front and Speakers from the ASACKA tracks cover by Matt Martin on the back.
Sinister flute with brooding basslines is what to expect from ABAGA Records’ forthcoming free release. The Mighty Cream‘s debut EP consists of a track with contrasting dark and light parts that lead to a pounding culmination of merciless bass sounds, and two remixes picked from a barrage of entries to their remix competition: JZR, with his spacious slower skank, and Skoshki, with a dark, growling variant, using chord sweeps that add a light at the end of the tunnel. More music to come from this nascent duo, so keep your ears to the ground for this lot.
The new free EP by Jammin J called “Something Special” [ABAGAFREE015] is out today!!! …and it IS something special.
This is Jammin J‘s debut EP on ABAGA Records. The title track starts the EP with a drum & bass stomper for the dancefloor, and the tracks that follow keep that upbeat vibe, utilizing jungle breaks, lush chords, sax and guitar, and leave your speakers truly dusted off by the massive sub-lines.
His releases on Extent Recordings, Nerve and 3 Roots Audio have already proven his great production abilities, and this EP furthers that reputation.
ABAGA Records will be releasing Profisee‘s ‘Hold Up EP’ (produced by Starkey) on Monday (February 20th). To celebrate, we will be having a launch party at Edinburgh club night Coalition in Sneaky Pete’s on Sunday, February 19th.
The EP features remixes from Tactus, MAKO and The Setup, along with instrumental versions.
Bristol-based producer Quektis presents his debut EP & with tasteful yet heavy basslines, dubstep grooves and a strong reggae influence, and for free download.
Remixes of Bob wholesale jerseys Marley’s to “Sun Is Shining” and RadiKal Guru’s “Inilusion” fit in well with this hard-hitting, dancefloor-worthy EP. Big things to come from this producer.
ABAGA Records are part of a campaign to help save the BBC Introducing In Scotland show on Radio 1. The BBC are restructuring and are cutting a weekly 2 hour show every Sunday at midnight that showcases Scottish talent. This would be a huge loss for local musicians and listeners, and make it harder for Scottish artists to reach international audiences. We urge you to get involved by signing the online petition and downloading the compilation album released by ABAGA Records on December 19th (all proceeds go to the Drake Music Scotland charity). The Pop Cop and Pelmet Nights are also involved in the campaign and have done a great job with the online petition and facebook page. Meetings with SNP MSP Joan McAlpine and Cabinet Secretary Fiona Hyslop in the Scottish Parliament have also shown how important this show is for Scottish music, and they will be a great help in letting the right people know about this campaign.
Here’s the 21 track compilation to help save the show: (more…)
We are proud wholesale mlb jerseys to announce the winner of our ‘Black Meat’ remix competition: DanieL Bazz
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recorded a 300 second mix for BBC Radio 1‘s Introducing show with Jen & Ally. It has one track from every ABAGA Records release, and begins and ends with an unreleased Tactus track.
The new free EP by Jammin J called “Something Special” [ABAGAFREE015] is out today!!! …and it IS something special.
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Bristol-based producer Quektis presents his debut EP 
ABAGA Records are part of a campaign to help save the BBC Introducing In Scotland show on Radio 1. The BBC are restructuring and are cutting a weekly 2 hour show every Sunday at midnight that showcases Scottish talent. This would be a huge loss for local musicians and listeners, and make it harder for Scottish artists to reach international audiences. We urge you to get involved by signing the online petition and downloading the compilation album released by ABAGA Records on December 19th (all proceeds go to the 
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