‘No Love’ sees Jellybass making a return to the skanking dub sound of their first album, but this isn’t your usual dub affair; Jellybass turn up the pressure with a nu-skool bassline twist!

With remixes from Caper, Jazzsteppa & DJ Love this is a sure fire hit!

The site better represents our profiles in various social networks such as Twitter, MySpace etc and as such should act as a central hub for all our online activity. It will also be much easier to show you guys more new music, thanks to the guys over at SoundCloud, so expect to hear brand new material in 2010!

So, feel free to tell us what you think of the new site & more importantly what you think of the new single ‘No Love‘, which is due for digital & vinyl release in January 2010.

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Jellybass feature on the new Abdominal release, “Pedal Workout Remix EP” with a warping bottom-heavy remix of Ab’s classic tune ‘Workout’.
The remix is featured alongside Natural Self’s version, and a host of ‘Pedal Pusher’ remixes including Abdominal’s own live band ‘The Obliques’.
There’s even a couple of exclusive tracks thrown in for your listening pleasure…
Download the Jellybass Remix now from Dance Tracks Digital

THE TRANSATLANTIC CONNECTIONS BETWEEN SOUTHAMPTON AND NORTH AMERICA HAVE A LONG HISTORY AND THIS NEW ONE HAS MORE BOUNCE THAN WHATS HER NAME IN THAT TITANIC FILM

For a couple of blokes that met at a Mr. Scruff gig in Southampton in 2006, the Jellybass project could not have been better named. Jellybass are the duo known as Lo & Hz (aka DJ Chix and Joe) who received the ultimate accolade of getting their tracks played by their hero, the big Andy Scruff himself.
And then one of our favourite Canadian rappers, Abdominal (he of Abdombinal Workout) shows an interest in doing a vocal over one of the wobbliest tracks, thats after hes had his toast of course (how Mr. Scruff is that?).
Mr. Scruff has long had links with Do Right in Toronto so it seems even more appropriate that on the b-side theres a very scruffian sounded mixture of Mr. Oizo and big band horn (Vulgar) and a spaced out chill breaks skank called Liquid Metal.
Jellybass style of breaks to dub to Scruff (and now Hip-Hop) is defintely on the leftfield as their odd musical mix fails to fit into any neat genre box; ideal folks for fans of FLY global music to follow then!
Lots of great EPs about at the moment but dont let this one pass you by; also watch out for some dubstep remixes that belong on the Naughty Step and theres a few gigs coming up with the Canadian fat lip in May.
After the local disappointment of the Freerange Festival being cancelled, this is just the right vibe to put a smile on your face.

A Side
Jellybass ft Abdominal – Transatlantic
Jellybass ft Abdominal – Transatlantic (Instrumental)

B Side
Jellybass – Vulgar
Jellybass – Liquid Metal

There should be something for everyone here, from Hip-Hop to funk to swing to dubstep!

Piccadilly Records has made it their breaks/dubstep tune of the week! It should also be available in all good record stores including: Juno, Chemical & Phonica

The digital release is currently set for April 14th and will be available from just about any digital store you can think of