Serial Killaz Recordings welcomes UFO Project for their debut drum & bass release with the Fever EP, a three track introduction from two producers whose reputation has already been forged in Spain's bass music underground. Hailing from Seville and Tenerife, the duo have built their name through hard hitting breakbeat, hardcore and bassline productions. Now they channel that same energy into theirdebut for Serial Killaz Recordings, delivering an EP that feels rooted in rave and jungle tradition, while remaining unmistakably geared towards today's drum & bass dancefloors.

The title track, Fever, wastes no time setting the tone. Ethereal female vocals draw listeners in before a commanding reggae vocal takes over and the track erupts into full throttle jump up basslines. It's a seamless blend of classic influences and contemporary production, balancing infectious hooks with relentless low end pressure.

Super Skunk keeps the momentum rolling with a healthy dose of reggae flavour. Offbeat skanks, chopped vocal refrains and sound clash inspired shouts weave through the mix before giving way to a driving jump up bassline built to lock dancefloors into motion. It's stripped back where it needs to be, explosive where it counts, and packed with character throughout.

Closing cut Detonate tips its hat to the rave and hardcore roots that helped shape UFO Project's sound. Bold brass stabs and old school rave vocals build anticipation before the track launches into an uncompromising barrage of jump up bass, rapid fire Amen break switches and enough energy to leave any dancefloor in pieces.

With the Fever EP, UFO Project make an assured entrance into the world of drum & bass. Drawing on influences from reggae, jungle, hardcore and rave culture while keeping their sights firmly on modern dancefloor sounds, this debut showcases a duo with a clear identity and plenty more to offer.