Former Breakbeat producer Dave Gamble a.k.a Code Zero has come out with his newest Dubstep EP which to be honest is a lot more desirable than the last which was released in late 2010. The new “Thick Air EP” forms a deeper sound than the previous “Torpedo” release and has had much greater appeal to the Dubstep community. The title…
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So if you don’t know yet. Manchester based producer Compa has been on fire recently with the unbelievable recent release of “Dem A Talk” Refix on the limited white label and he has recently announced his next two releases forthcoming on Area Recordings.
The tracks “Security” and “Cold Weather” will unfortunately not see a release until some time in May but it is definitely something to look forward to. The two tracks show Compa is completely in a league of his own. His focus on the original sounds of Dubstep also gives hope that not everyone has gone by the wayside and there are still people pushing good music with plenty of Vinyl releases.
To put it quite simply 2012 is going to be Compa’s year.
If you want to know any more on this artist make sure to check out our interview with the man himself over here
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