British producer JMZ releases a new track “inspired by a recent spontaneous 3am drive through downtown Miami.” Named after the Delorean in Back To The Future, it’s a track aimed at capturing “the feeling of that moment and the desire to re experience it,” hence the nostalgic title. Its vintage sounding synths certainly give it a vintage feel,…
Having garnered the attention of Dummy Magazine, Clash Magazine & Lost Culture as well as ourselves with singles ‘Let Me Be‘, ‘Church Ave‘ and ‘The King‘, JMZ releases eleven-track debut mixtape ‘Let Me Be Great’. The British producer’s mix of styles is dizzying; in part echoing the kind of sample technique you’d find on Kanye West’s…
British beatmaker JMZ follows up ‘Let Me Be’ and ‘Church Ave.’ with another single from ‘Let Me Be Great’; ‘The King’. “This track is super random when I think about it. I wrote it when I had just finished binge-watching Season 1 of Stranger Things and decided to do something productive to balance it out. I…
JMZ follows up recent drop ‘Let Me Be‘ with a second single from upcoming mixtape ‘Let Me Be Great’. ‘Church Ave’ pitches a haunting vocal loop against ominous Trap bass to hypnotic effect, and was inspired by a Japanese Pop track. “I can’t remember the name but I just ran with it. As it became…
When British beatmaker JMZ began reaching out to Province with his soulful blend of vocal chops with colossal-sounding Hip Hop/Trap beats, we knew we had to work with him. Today, Province is proud to premiere his new track ‘Let Me Be’. It’s a dizzying mix of styles; in part echoing the kind of sample technique…
JMZ, the UK producer behind the jaw-dropping ‘Always‘ drops off a new remix of Future’s ‘Super Trapper’. The track itself is taken from the Atlanta rapper’s recent self-titled album, and sticks rigidly to his tried and tested Trap template. JMZ’s version completely re-builds Southside & DY’s original beat, stripping away the hi hats and ominous overtones in favour of…
J.M.Z blends an Trap beat with a Soulful, pitched-up vocal sample on new track ‘Always’. The formula isn’t far off that patented by Kanye West, whom the UK producer cites as an influence, but the effect here is totally different. Stream the short new cut below via SoundCloud.
