Having spent more than seventeen cross-genre years featuring on dance music's most prestigious imprints, Blu Mar Ten are opening the doors of their own label to a host of fresh young talent emerging from the leftfield of Drum & Bass and beyond. Blu Mar Ten Music (BMTM) is a home for the beautiful and the ugly, the elegant and the awkward, the euphoric and the melancholy. With a growing list of talent delivering a rollercoaster of emotions and armed with a desire to stand out rather than fit in, BMTM is rapidly becoming a label to watch. The third release in this new chapter is bought to us by rapidly ascending drum & bass star, Ed:it. Having already featured on Critical Records and gathering support from S.P.Y., Bailey, Spectrasoul, Break, Enei, Kasra, Skeptical and many more, Ed:it’s gritty and elegant sound mainlines the warehouse soul of classic d&b, serving it up in impeccably sculpted slices. Ed:it debuts on BMTM with three moody & militant circuit-blowers. Shutter: Rushing sweeps of white noise and modulated synths give advance warning of the tsunami of bass washes to come. With its raw energy and perfectly balanced production, Shutter drops a relentless, military-grade groove that’s impossible to ignore. Repercussions (feat Aldo): Reminiscent of early TeeBee productions and with a sprinkling of Metalheadz magic, Repercussions finds a subtlety often lacking in tech-driven dancefloor tracks. Where Shutter opts for wide-screen dramatics, Repercussions gets up-close and personal, whispering threats in your ear rather than shouting them across the room. Audio intimidation at its best. Echo: Shades of Goldie’s classic ‘Terminator’ saturate Echo’s intro before dropping into what can only be described as ‘pure’ drum & bass. Oozing bass slides and metallic stabs underpin skittering drums & percussion, conjuring up that long lost pre-‘EDM’ warehouse atmosphere. Echo is an anthem for dancefloors where sweat drips from the ceiling and no one knows the name of the tunes. a Ed:it & Aldo - Repercussions b Ed:it - Shutter