| 3.5 great |
| AES Dana Perimeters |
| Aesop Rock Integrated Tech Solutions |
| aespa MY WORLD |
| Alfa Mist Variables |
| Asura Life2 |
| Blockhead The Aux |
| Bonobo Fragments |
| Bully Lucky For You |
| Carbon Based Lifeforms Twentythree |
| Common and Pete Rock The Auditorium Vol. 1 |
| Craig David Born to Do It |
| Danny Brown Quaranta |
| Earl Sweatshirt and The Alchemist Voir Dire |
| Ed Rush and Optical Wormhole |
| Fahrenheit Project Fahrenheit Project 3 |
| Fazer Plex |
| Forest Drive West Set Free |
| full body 2 infinity signature |
| Godflesh Hymns |
| Godflesh Purge |
| High Pulp Days in the Desert |
| iiso COMI |
| Ital Tek Mega City Industry |
| Jeremy Cunningham The Weather Up There |
| Jneiro Jarel After A Thousand Years |
| Kamaal Williams Stings |
| Kassa Overall ANIMALS |
| Kelela Raven |
| LTJ Bukem Progression Sessions |
| LTJ Bukem Progression Sessions 2 |
| While the first mix in the Progression Sessions series showcased the development of LTJ Bukem's jazzy atmospheric dnb sound with threads of future jazz and downtempo, Progression Sessions 2 sounds deeper, more technical, and more atmospheric. Progression Sessions 2 is an solid compilation on it's own, where you can hear many different stylistic influences from this 1997-1998 period of drum and bass. You get a taste of the jazzy atmospheric dnb, sample-forward sound that had matured by this time, but this time it's in the context of a more future jazz / atmospheric dnb sound that hints darker, but still soulful. I like Blame's mix here. I think it's more tightly mixed than the first Progression Sessions, and explores some original ideas that haven't really been explored much since, as this compilation seems to take place at the end of one wave and the beginning of a new wave in drum and bass. rI find DRS' vocals to be kind of hit or miss depending on which of his stylistic phases the particular compilation takes place in, so I usually listen to the instrumental mix of these compilations, but I found myself enjoying the vocal mix on this one. In this mix it seems like DRS has new ideas for flows, maybe starting to be influenced more by American hip hop, and his bars are getting more cerebral than mystical. It gives it a more experimental vibe than the first Progression Sessions. r |
| LTJ Bukem Earth: Volume 1 |
| Lucy Tun Unreal |
| Madonna Ray Of Light |
| Miso Raw Gems Vol. 1 |
| NewJeans New Jeans |
| Ojerime B4 I Breakdown |
| Pearl Jam Pearl Jam |
| PinkPantheress Heaven Knows |
| Portico Quartet Portico Quartet |
| Riverside ID.Entity |
| Squid O Monolith |
| St Germain Tourist |
| Tkay Maidza Sweet Justice |
