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OBSCUUR Records releases UK garage and speed garage from Amsterdam and Berlin, next to house, hard house, trance and bounce, with Beatport features and worldwide distribution through ADA / Warner Music Benelux.
What is garage?
UK garage grew out of 1990s London club culture, known for shuffling, swung rhythms and heavy sub bass. Speed garage is its bassier, four-to-the-floor relative, usually around 130 to 140 BPM.
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Speed garage, UK garage and 2-step: a quick field guide
A short guide to speed garage, UK garage and 2-step: where they came from, how the drums differ, and how to tell them apart on a dancefloor.
It’s A London Thing: Why UK Garage & Speed Garage Are Taking Over Dancefloors Again
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Belgian producer Prinsezy returns with two explosive club-ready cuts on his new EP Sexy Garage, a sizzling blend of UK garage, speed garage,…
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Does OBSCUUR release UK garage?
Yes. OBSCUUR Records releases UK garage and speed garage, including Beatport-featured releases such as Kilder's Another Level.
What is speed garage?
Speed garage is a bass-heavy, four-to-the-floor take on UK garage, usually around 130 to 140 BPM.
How do I send a garage demo to OBSCUUR?
Use the submission form at obscuur.io/submissions with a private SoundCloud link.