Christian Martin is finally about to step into the light with his first solo EP. The Elephant Fight Ep has been in the process of being put together for nearly a year now, and finally its ready to roll and destroy floors across Europe and beyond. It has already gaining praises from some of the biggest DJs and getting plays in Ibiza.

Elephant Fight is deliberately kooky enough to obtain a huge reaction, it has a bassline that is as big as... well... an Elephant! On remix duty are the terrible twosome, Justin Martin and label boss Worthy, who each lend their take on the track, both offering something completely different. Justin Martin takes the track on more of a tribal Jungle trip while Worthy comes through with his signature rolling bassline with trumpets and tusks fighting. Not only that, to round off the package is Christian's awesome 'Cabs, with a sample surely to surprise and wake you up in the morning.



- Elephant Fight
- Elephant Fight (Justin Martin's Jungle Remix)
- Elephant Fight (Worthy's Turmpets and Tusks Remix)
- Cabs

Yankee Zulu returns with his long awaited follow up to his EP "Good For You" with "Head Bob". It open's with harsh techno beats and static and then shows YZ's trademark wonky face by dropping a large portion of sickness! IDJ Magazine says "beats as strong as this deserve more than a mere headbob. In fact, anything less than a karate-style kick dance would be rude!...this is Yanke Zulu at his hardest."

First up on the remix is US house music legend Hipp-e who turns in a mix that will surely cause some shock. For those of you expecting deepness look away now! Hipp-E delivers some dark-ass'd tribal action, that comes with a bassline that kicks hard enough to wake to the dead!!

The second remix comes from Worthy which see's him tip a load of bass into the mixer and match it with some marching beats. This is more on the minimal side for Worthy, but with his signature dirty rolling bass sounds.

- Head Bob
- Head Bob(Hippe remix)
- Head Bob(Worthy's Header Remix)

Worthy is back with his first full release of 2008. This is one is burner that has been killing dance floors and getting praises from Djs and Producers around the world. Work The Walls is a quirky house track that builds off a heavy driving tom drum line with swelling synth sounds and congo drums. All the while with a vocal telling you too "Work The Walls".

Stepping up for the first remix is Magik Johnson who gives us his "Shake The Walls remix". It builds off the original congo line with a wall shaking bassline and one of the craziest breakdowns you will hear this year. On the other end is Katabatic’s Yankee Zulu who comes back at us with a superb remix to follow up his “Good For You” EP. Yankee Zulu takes it dark and crazy with huge swelling synth sounds and the biggest break of all of the remixes. It is sure to get the walls sweating at any club.

- Work The Walls
- Work The Walls (Magik Johnson's Shake The Walls remix)
- Work the Walls (Yankee Zulu Remix)

Our first release for 2008 is from our first newly signed producer, Yankee Zulu. Hailing from Belfast in Northern Ireland, Yankee Zulu, wowed us with his first group of demo songs he sent us. We had to pick them up immediately and put them.

The first and title song of the Ep, Good For You, is a jacking dub inspired track that builds on a crazy rising synth line with dirty stabs cutting threw and a wobbly hook that instantly grabs your attention. It builds into a sick break down with a vocal snipet belting out "Good For You" with an immense rise before dropping back into one of the funkiest drum lines we have heard.

The second song of the EP, Prang Out, is a darker and twisted track. It is builds up with a nasty synth line and filthy driving bass with fierce noises threw out. This morphs into a huge break with a siren sounding synth that gets the crowd going crazy. It then drops back into the driving bass and jacking groove before driving into a second break which rises and rises until it can't go anywhere but back into a dirty groove.

Stepping up for the remix of Good For You is Worthy who brings us his Bleeper Rise Remix. It is a deep groover that builds upon a new beepier synth line that combines with the rising synth of the original. It builds up with both sounds rising and intertwining with each other until dropping into a funky drum line and sick groove that is sure to make your body jack every time.


- Good For You Clip
- Prang Out Clip
- Good For You(Worthy's Bleeper Rise Remix)Clip

"Key Dirtybirder Worthy unleashes another bomb, and, as usual, it doesn’t disappoint. ‘Mummer’ can be dissected into three parts; the bumpy intro, a soaring synth build with Ame-style keys and a screechy growly pay-off. Each part works in perfect harmony and will ensure your undivided attention throughout. And if that’s not enough, Mike Monday’s provided a supreme shufflesome techno rub. Download this, it might be the coolest thing you do all year."

Our Latest installment is an EP from Worthy called Mummer which follows up the success of his last release on Katabatic Bass Quake. Mummer, the title song, is sleek and stripped back tech house with a driving congo line and a synth sound that swells up from beneath. It builds into a huge break with sounds twisting and building on top of each other until they drop into some absolute minimal madness with one of the craziest synth sounds your ears are likely to hear for awhile.

The second song on this release is Copious. Already finding its way into the bag of the like of Chris Duckenfield who has called Copious "massive" and licensed to the OM records winter sessions CD by Style of Eye. Copious is a dirty and twisted tech house track that has a driving funk line and big dirty bass with a huge drop in the middle that kills every dance floor.

Stepping up for the remix of Mummer is none other than Mike Monday who needs no introduction. Mike takes Mummer and twists it into a big pumping techno track with huge bass ready to destroy any sound system in the world. This is perfect for any late night and will everyone wondering were there head is after they hear the way Mike puts the sounds together on this remix.

- Mummer Clip
- Copious Clip
- Mummer(Mike Monday Remix)Clip

IDJ has done an indepth article on Worthy in this months issue and named him one of the new Bass Heroes. They have also choosen "BassQuake" as Worthy's most essential release to date.

Click here to see the article
Click here to hear BassQuake

Worthy has also just finished up a new promo mix which is a live recording from a Dirtybird Party in Golden Gate Park on 08/19/2007 and is titled "A Good Day".

Click here to hear Worthy -"A Good Day"

On top of this Worthy has also signed on with Blue Collar Entertainment which includes other talents such as Claude VonStroke and Mike Monday.

Check out this months issue of IDJ to catch a preview of Yankee Zulu's track "Good for You" which comes out on Katabatic later this year. John McIver aka Yankee Zulu and Timmy Stewart under their production team name "The Jet Project" have put together a 76 minute continuous mix. The mix is a snapshot of Belfast's current hotbed of underground house talent.

Also, next months issue of IDJ will include an indepth interview with Worthy on his production and Katabatic records.