KOS.MOS.MUSIC presents a new solo release by the beautiful Vasilisa VaSa "Not A Jazz Thing EP". The four tracks of "Not A Jazz Thing EP" are a nuclear mix of dancefloor thrillers. In her unique style, Vasilisa weaves techstep, jazz-step and rootsy neuro a la Corrupt Souls, Raiden, Desimal or Mayhem in one track. Fans of fat drums and punchy basslines are expected to float on air.

"On Different Sides EP" is a mixture of dancefloor liquid rollers matching different tastes and flavored now and then with techstep and atmospherics touch, looking somewhile more similar to classic liquidfunk. Overall being an excellent post-liquid release.

"Junglizm" is a series of releases aimed at presenting the influence of classical jungle sound on modern drum’n’bass. The fourth chapter includes eight junglizmic drum'n'bass tracks with classical amen breaks. All the tracks vary greatly from measured intelligent to dancefloor, rolling blockbusters and deep psychedelic atmospherical records.

A female perspective on drum'n'bass? None I’ve heard of. Anna Sunnet bursts in with her unique style, opening unexpectedly new boundaries of the familiar drum'n'bass. In her tracks techstep is mixed with liquid and deep drum'n'bass in unusual proportions, occasionally complemented with atmospherics, and the whole mixture gives a touch of minimal house at 174 bpm. A separate bonus is the joint tracks with Electrosoul System and Dissident, however it feels like Anna keeps the upper hand on the masters of the genre here as well.