On this white label, we bring together two of the best producers in the UK to give there perspective of the work of SBTRKT. The ratio of quality to quantity in the Braiden repertoire is disproportionately weighted in favour of quality. His debut release "The Alps", on Joy Orbison's label Doldrums, certified him as a meticulous detailed producer. If you've heard is Rinse FM show, you'll have enjoyed the intensity and breadth of his perspective. This musicological take on SBTRKT's "Pharaohs" recontextualises Roses Gabor afro-futuristic vocals line in a more genuinely space-age industrial club sphere. The darker edge to Lil'Silva is just the baddest of all UK house producers. His UK funky background has sheltered him from the hype lauded upon the flavour of the month post-dubstep producers of his generation. As a result, he's continued to garner respect from all sides, from the garage scene to the tech house scene. His treatment of "Living Like I Do" takes his mate Sampha's vocal and adds a jerk discord to an already tense and dramatic vocal performance. His trademark 2-note bassline presents itself with its usual menace, ensuring waistlines to react promptly.