Featuring those immense staggered dub chords swirling about...
Ramadanman employing Funky snare patterns married to offset bass bumps and oscillating synths.
Structured in the broken style of Domu or Roska with a soca swinging vibe bumped by jazzed licks...
Deep-set subbass and effervescent keys from cutting engineer extraordinaire Leon Day.
Ruffed up Funky focussing on those nastily serrated basslines, simply made to slay the dance.
Rattling drum breaks slinking around sneaky G-funk synthlines and blazing midi horns.
Murkily resonant pads building the tension before skip-swinging patterns suck you into the dance.

The mighty Roska with a properly swung riddim infected with bongo fever and perfectly offset bassdrum.
For the first 1.5 mins you'd be forgiven for thinking this was Ben Klock...
Sick functionalism with a stripped 4/4 kick guiding the track with stabs and swollen subbass dips.
Another Roska refix, shifting the D-Malice original with offset sub-blows.
Straddling the line between Roska's raw drum sounds and a more European house sound.
Broken and beautifully kinked rhythms with a universally infectious effect...
Genius concoction of insistent Maurizio stabs, rumping percussive polyrhythms and pressurised subs.
14 tracks: Wave Patrol
14 tracks: Kosmic Package Holiday
14 tracks: Afro Beats
14 tracks: box of tricks
14 tracks: Chamber drift
14 tracks: techno techno techno
14 Tracks: Underworld Missive
14 tracks: Holo Core
14 tracks: Trouble At Mill
14 Tracks: Cyan Psych Syzygy

On 24 Jun 08:41 George Meade said:
“"Groove A 'K' Ordingly"”
Very surprised by how deep this is. It's like Basic Channel gone south london. this will get caned, thankyou.
On 24 Jun 10:40 adam cranston said:
“big”
only knew the Genneus track, rest is doing it for me big time. danke!
On 24 Jun 12:13 14Tracks Boomkat said:
http://14tracks.com
“14 tracks newsletter”
Apologies for those of you who received a messed up 14 tracks newsletter today, it was a "tell a friend" email someone had sent and for some unknown reason it attached itself to our newsletter. obviously it was unintended - sorry!
On 24 Jun 12:18 william ashton said:
“LD”
his production is staggering. probably the most underrated producer around at the moment. anyone hear the animal collective remix? amazing.
On 24 Jun 14:07 Moo said:
Yeah, was wondering who Casey was and why you were calling me a Tithead. Bit uncalled for! Great selection as usual.
On 24 Jun 16:57 ben comber said:
http://14tracks.com
“Wonder why I was being called a Tithead”
but then dissapointed that Casey and are no longer friends. Great selection of tracks as always chaps
On 24 Jun 17:15 abdul said:
“lots of artists you've featured before”
lots of your regularly featured dubstep associated artists here and not many who are purely from the funky scene - no Donaeo, FootSteps, Apple, Tribal Audio, Roska etc?
On 24 Jun 19:12 2BiT said:
http://www.2bitmusic.com
“Roska's there”
2 Roska remixes up there bruv! nice selection...lol Tithead!
On 24 Jun 22:52 Coupe1 said:
http://www.bassfaced.com
“U.K. Funky”
Big inna scene innit. Props for this collection.
On 25 Jun 00:36 abdul said:
“corrected ;)”
i stand corrected. i guess i meant the selection was quite/tech, and maybe lacked the glam chick rather than the hooded bloke illustration which is more dubstep to me, but that's my take and it is boomkat
On 25 Jun 09:32 Jack said:
“Nice....”
Good selection of UKF - I'd really like Boomkat to start stocking more of this stuff. The selection at the moment is a bit thin, and you'd probably corner the market since the other sites that offer UKF downloads are over-priced and terrible to navigate.
On 03 Jul 00:20 adrian said:
“Roll on...”
this style fooookin kills it!!! the transition betwean dubstep and techno is sum next level shizznit!!!haha,...roll on....
On 03 Jul 00:21 adrian said:
“Roll on...”
this style fooookin kills it!!! the transition betwean dubstep and techno is sum next level shizznit!!!haha,...roll on....