Dubstep producer and friend of SnF Caper has been promoting the backside out of his latest release, and it's getting a lot of love.

The Poker Ghost EP gives you a blast of the sickest dubstep with a sprinkling of 2-step, making this a purchase for the masses.

Want to see what people have been saying about this piece of dubstep floorshaker? Look no further than the SnF Forum.

Find out where to buy it and hear a sample of the EP inside!

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UK Garage comes in many shapes and sizes. 2-step & 4x4 is thin on the ground right now and we always welcome new releases and freebies wherever possible.

The latest UK garage philanthropist to step in is new school UKG producer Mr Pud.

Pud has just released what Hype Music are calling "his first e.p. of 2010 featuring bumpy, chopped up 4x4" - The Back To Basics e.p.

Pud delivers a modern garage records sure to get fans of the golden era of UKG excited.

This release accompanies a mass of tunage the Hype Music camp have pushed onto the market, and their store has fresh music from artists such as Statix, Leon 1 Love, Detox and new boy to the UKG scene 8th Note.

To celebrate his first release in nearly two years (his previous being Custard's First Stand) Mr Pud contacted Slick n Fresh to offer a freebie for download!

We're told to blame his niece for the choice of artist. Who knows; it's always good to get the kids into the sound as early as possible!

Grab yourself some free UK garage inside!

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Wookie - Battle (MJ Cole Unreleased Vocal Mix)

MJ Cole has delved into the archives and pulled out a peach of a freebie.

Everyone will remember the unforgettable vocal from Wookie's Y2K top 10 hit "Battle".

Inside we've got MJ's unreleased vocal mix for free download which is truely a slice of the finest soulful UKG you'll find!

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It's official (or as good as), Ms Dynamite has re-discovered her roots!

After making us wait years and years for her to link back up with "Booo!" producer Sticky to come up with her underground smash "Bad Gyal" at the back end of 2008, Ms Dynamite now returns with another example of why she's the best at what she does.

This time out, little Ms Dyna-mi-teehee has teamed up with former DnB/Hard break garage producer DJ Zinc to produce a vocal for "Blunt Edge" (taken from the Crack House EP). The track is a simple concept called "Wile Out", telling us to do so. Ms Dynamite does not disappoint on this funky banger.

Wile Out to the video inside and get the all important information on where to cop the track!

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Arguably the UK's leading male vocalist of the last decade, Craig David returns later this year with his 5th studio album, with the lead single being "One More Lie".

Read on for more information on the release, including the hot UK Funky mixes for the dance floor.

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Duncan Powell returns to L2S Recordings for a second visit, this time with his first full release for the esteemed future garage label. ‘Came Into View’ E.P has been eagerly anticipated by most who follow Mr Powell and L2S, and rumours of his imminent retirement have only seen to it that the anticipation has been intensified.

With that in mind, it’s great to say that this E.P doesn’t fail to deliver. ‘Came Into View’ is a glimpse of what dubstep and R&B could unleash if they ever went and spent a night in a seedy motel together – a light half-step beat, gleaming keys, soulful vocals and a damn right rude bass line that is kept at the forefront of your attention by the copycat lead line. This ones to put on ‘the tape’, if you have such a thing.

‘Hold You’ sees a reversion to more 2-Step surroundings, with signature vocal chops leading the way over an eclectic synth line and solid sub that demands attention. ‘Need You’ again keeps it on the shuffle side of tricks, with a percussive and emotive body encompassing the jumpy bass line. A nice vocal hook further cements the soul into this one, before dipping into quite a dubby middle.

Final track ‘Wombat Night’ bursts into life with a meandering bass and strong melody line, with pitched up vocals added to provide the shine. After delving into a staccato world of shiny synths, it lulls back into the final section to complete a dubstep finish.

All in all, this is a great E.P with perhaps some surprise styling’s in there but non-the-less delivered and executed in astonishing fashion. If Mr Powell is indeed approaching end game, then it will be a sad loss for all of us, especially if this E.P is any indication of current form.

You can keep up with the latest goings on from Duncan Powell over at his Myspace. The E.P is out now on L2S Recordings.

Following up from Subeenas single on Planet Mu late last year, we have this two track 12” due out on Opit Records soon. ‘Picture’ and ‘Spectrums’ offer another peek into the talented Italian’s interesting take on electro styled bass music.

Starting off with a half step vibe before quickly leaping into a 4/4 jive, ‘Picture’ is a tune that’s powered by a lovely analogue bass. Lo-fi pads and melodies help give this a very authentic, dare I say European feel to it, and this is helped along with some nice filter modulations and a driving beat.

‘Spectrums’ is described in the press release as a ‘monastic rave’, and it is easy to see where this bizarre description has come from. Monks with glow sticks and pie-eyed priests are the image of the day for this track, and towards the end of the tune you are pretty much enveloped by the need to repent.

At only 24, there are already signs that Subeena will be around for some time to come. It’s not throwaway music, its had some thinking time behind it, and that will ultimately lead to it catching more and more people’s imagination.

You can keep up with the latest goings on with Subeena over at her Myspace. This E.P is out in the shops on February 15th.

Nice freebie here for anybody interested - Incyde's Dub War Podcast. A nice selection, check it out!

Tracklist:

01. Dopplereffekt - Calabi Yau Manifold [Rephlex]
02. Al Tourettes - The Next Meal [forthcoming If Symptoms Persist]
03. Asusu - No Kya [dub]
04. XI - Slippin [forthcoming Immerse]
05. Pangaea - Neurons [Hessle Audio]
06. F - Forever [forthcoming 7EVEN]
07. Scuba - Three Sided Shape [forthcoming Hotflush]
08. Ben Verse - Inhale [forthcoming Wheel&Deal]
09. F - Spacewalker [forthcoming 7EVEN]
10. FaltyDL - Body Down Mark [dub]
11. Sepalcure - Down [dub]
12. XI - Superwhatever (Incyde VIP) [dub]
13. Incyde - Station [dub]
14. Djunya - On The Verge [dub]
15. Al Tourettes - When I Rest, I Rust [forthcoming If Symptoms Persist]
16. Badawi - Lost Highway (Headhunter Remix) [forthcoming The Index]
17. Distance - Beyond [forthcoming Chestplate]
18. Ben Verse - Flip The Coin [forthcoming Wheel&Deal]
19. Seven & Elvee - Breakdown [forthcoming Wheel&Deal]
20. Compound One - Perhaps The Darkness [Compound One]
21. F - Funk Injection [forthcoming 7EVEN]
22. EPROM - Never [forthcoming Surefire Sound]
23. Scuba - You Got Me [forthcoming Hotflush]
24. Peverelist - Clunk Click Every Trip [Punch Drunk]
25. Dopplereffekt - Compactification [Rephlex]

Keep up with the latest going on with Incyde over at his myspace.

Dubstep and UK garage in Scotland you say? Not the ramblings of a mad man, but in fact a deep fried Mars bar of a treat.

Hailing from Glasgow, Gravious - known on weekdays as Ali - has been quietly going about his business over the last couple of years, gradually building up a solid base of support thanks to some wonderfully deep beats.

Releases on Scuba's Hotflush imprint coupled with a must-see live set have further aided Gravious's cause and 2010 looks nailed on to be even bigger and better for this man.

For that reason we are pleased to present Slick n Fresh's February mix, the second in the series, from Gravious. Put your feet up; kick back & relax, this really is sublime.

Download link and track list inside.

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Fans of UK Garage from way back when will remember Maxwell D from Pay As You Go Cartel and his solo single on 4 Liberty records "Serious".

Those older fans of UK Funky, may remember these days but a whole generation of ravers will know of Maxwell D because of a slew of freestyles over some of the biggest instrumentals in the UK Funky scene during 2009. One in particular, over Lil Silva's "Different" attracted massive attention to the point where it needed to be released in full.

Read inside for details on the remix package and where you can pick up this essential release!

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