UK jungle and reggae legends Serial Killaz and YT have sparked up another classic collab—rolling in just in time for that sacred spot on the calendar: 4/20. This one’s a heady celebration and a potent reminder of the long-suppressed, ancient knowledge—the healing power of the herb. Bubbling, blazing, and wrapped in heavyweight riddims, this tune burns hotter than a coconut chalice.
Serial Killaz & Mad Sam roll up the Fat Spliff EP, a four-track release strictly for the herbalists, on Serial Killaz Recordings.
The duo teams up with Bristol-based dancehall artist Mad Sam for a full-powered salute to the time-honored ritual of firing up the herb. Built around the title track “Fat Spliff,” this high-grade drum & bass anthem sees Mad Sam delivering smoky, tongue-in-cheek bars about blazing up, while Serial Killaz unleash their signature breakbeat carnage. If you’ve ever felt the bass hit just right while exhaling a cloud into the night sky, this one’s for you.
Next, "Big Bombaclart" cranks up the pressure, bringing in rising Durham based producer Leon for a stomping, sonic assault that packs enough weight to shake up the session—whether you're deep in the dance or posted up with the crew. Both vocal tracks are backed by their instrumental versions, giving DJs and MCs the tools to spark their own fire.
The Fat Spliff EP is the perfect soundtrack for late-night roll-ups, early-morning afters, and every head-nodding moment in between—light it up, play it loud, and let the smoke rise.
Brazilian drum & bass powerhouse Jam Thieves returns with a heavyweight two-track EP on Serial Killaz Recordings, blending classic influences with cutting-edge production. Skynet is a deep, rolling homage to the golden era of V Recordings, channeling the bass-driven funk of producers like DJ Die and Roni Size, wrapped in Jam Thieves’ signature minimalist menace. The track’s hypnotic groove and crisp drum programming pull listeners into a cybernetic dreamscape, where old-school soul meets future-tech precision.
Flipping the script, Botswana is a full-throttle jump-up assault, built for dancefloor mayhem. Pummeling basslines and razor-sharp percussion drive this one forward, with a relentless energy that nods to the raw, no-nonsense sound that defines Serial Killaz Recordings. From jungle heritage to contemporary firepower, this EP proves once again that Jam Thieves is a master of both depth and dancefloor destruction.
"Show Up" sets the tone with razor-sharp drums locking into a tight, militant groove, while the guttural growl of the bassline feels more alive than digital. Over it all, a hypnotic vocal mantra—"We show up to the party"—loops like a rallying cry, a reminder that presence alone isn’t enough; you’ve got to make an impact. This one doesn’t just wait to be invited to the rave—it kicks the door off its hinges and strides straight to the center of the dancefloor.
Next up, "Murdah Dat" cranks the aggression even further, fusing sharp drums with jungle breaks, while the bassline growls and chatters like a squadron of dystopian robots locked in a coded argument, spitting out metallic syllables in a digital dialect of pure subsonic pleasure.
True Taktix prove once again that when it comes to hard-hitting, no-nonsense drum & bass, they’re not here just to take part—they’re here to murdah dat!
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