A1:NuJazz. Very (sub) bass driven though having both the artist and label from a drum and bass background this is unsurprising. The prominent bassline steers a nice groove. Great beats that juggle between nujazz and d'n'b. Then some lovely synthwork gives a lovely mellow vibe. Really nice genre crossing piece that's probably more at home in a bar than a club. I'd probably turn the filter a little to the left as the bass can be a bit resonant. [TEN]A2: NuJazz. TBH see the A1 above for it's not radically different. The bassline dials back on the resonance but it's a much straighter mix with less variation and misses a key chord sequence that really wins in the A1. [NINE]B: NuJazz. Even faster than the A-sides in some ways bringing this even closer to it's D'n'B influence but the sounds are more of a techno nature. Pitched up or down this will sit in a variety of mixes. Fast authentic beats given a good energy and the synths have a space jazz sound to them as they soar all meaning this could certainly live happily in a club. It builds well and creditably while in some ways derivitive, paradoxically has a fairly unique sound to it. [TEN]