mSdoS, the most famous Greek drum’n’bass producer, who is well known among the liquidfunk fans, presents his solo "Limitation EP" on KOS.MOS.MUSIC label. The release has shown that Chris is not only a talented liquid stuff producer, but is also great at composing more deep, rolling and groovy material, with techstep touch. The release contains six tracks of the kind, including collaboration with Electrosoul System.

mSdoS, the most famous Greek drum’n’bass producer, who is well known among the liquidfunk fans, presents his solo "Limitation EP" on KOS.MOS.MUSIC label. The release has shown that Chris is not only a talented liquid stuff producer, but is also great at composing more deep, rolling and groovy material, with techstep touch. The release contains six tracks of the kind, including collaboration with Electrosoul System.

mSdoS, the most famous Greek drum’n’bass producer, who is well known among the liquidfunk fans, presents his solo "Limitation EP" on KOS.MOS.MUSIC label. The release has shown that Chris is not only a talented liquid stuff producer, but is also great at composing more deep, rolling and groovy material, with techstep touch. The release contains six tracks of the kind, including collaboration with Electrosoul System.

mSdoS, the most famous Greek drum’n’bass producer, who is well known among the liquidfunk fans, presents his solo "Limitation EP" on KOS.MOS.MUSIC label. The release has shown that Chris is not only a talented liquid stuff producer, but is also great at composing more deep, rolling and groovy material, with techstep touch. The release contains six tracks of the kind, including collaboration with Electrosoul System.

KOS.MOS.MUSIC presents the second single from the forthcoming album by New Zealand musician MidKnight Moon. The original track is a powerful groovy techstep, uniting industrial sounds, neuro sound and vocal samples. The remix by Electrosoul System is a bit more punchy, compared to the original version, being a techstep as well, however, having more of the 00s atmosphere on the one hand and Andy’s present sound on the other. Dissident presented a jungly rolling with low bass and twisted rhythmical melody in the second part of the track. Hybert Phillips showed a powerful sounding of the new drum’n’bass school at it’s best - unusual changes in the groove and constant dynamics during the whole track, containing halfstep elements and scattered trible echoes.