Judder compilation #1, by Various Artists

Judder compilation #1

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1.	Poima - Mr. Wurst 04:33	buy track
2.	Oddkut - The Mystery Lights 05:49	buy track
3.	Skotcha - Shells 04:59	buy track
4.	An Avrin - Bowl Of Souls 05:21	buy track
5.	Dawn Razor - Solid Block 05:20	buy track
6.	Champion Sound - Badman Signal 05:13	buy track
7.	Nattah - False Trail 04:00	buy track
8.	Flint - Amok 06:44	buy track
9.	Kapha - Act & Pause 03:42	buy track

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JUDDER launches its own label with the first release being a VA "Judder Compilation #1". Expect nine tracks, exploring bass-oriented sonics around the 130–160 bpm range, from the likes of both worldwide acknowledged and up-and-coming artists. A huge palette of sounds and different moods meticulously flows through each track from the very beginning to an end.

The duo Poima opens the release with hypnotic and viscous swampy vibes, at the same time An Avrin brings groovy dancefloor-ish breakbeat settings. JUDDER resident Oddkut comes in with a percussive-driven heavy-hitter, while Nattah showcases her skills with unpretentious yet deeply pervasive stepper "False Trail". DUBRAW's very own Skotcha delivers pure shellings with a skippy grime-influenced "Shells" and, as usual, Champion Sound are ready to bury the soundboy with nothing but a straight belter. Flint's minimalistic approach to production continues to unfold through an ever-swirling and ever-twisting "Amok" and so does Dawn Razor's with a very funky and dubby dancefloor tool. The one to complete the compilation is Kapha, sharing an enigmatic clicky juke-track "Act & Pause"

The first instalment in the series of JUDDER compilations has brought together a unique selection of talented artists and musicians in order for you to dive deeply into the bass-driven experimental sound.

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released February 15, 2024

Produced by Alexander Lestyukhin, Semyon Lopukhov, Nikita Kutsenko, Andranik Kocharian, Natalia Cherkasskaya, Ryan Butler, Alexey Sergienko, Ruslan Fomichev, Igor Nesvetaev, Nikita Mironov & Boris Savchenko

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Design by PQQ
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