Doldrums boss Joy Orbison joined London based NTS Radio for a much welcomed two hour set last Friday going in deeper than deep, building to some heavier bass in the second hour. This is certainly a mix for all you musical trainspotters, so feel free to add any tracklistings in the comments.

Scion A/V seem to have all bases covered these days, supporting emerging labels and artists with their Sampler Series including compilations from Trouble & Bass, Made To Play, Fool's Gold and Discobelle, and of course their popular Remix Project Series which has hosted remixes from a whole spektrum of talent from Sinden to Shit Robot, and from Fred Falke to Toddla T. Their next release continues their exceptional track record, with a fantastic EP from US house producer, the legendary Todd Edwards. Edwards' ability to create timeless peices of music, expertly crafted and full of dancefloor potential is recognised here with the help of remixes from Joy Orbison, MJ Cole, Feadz and My Dear Disco. Below are my two top tracks from the EP, but head over HERE to download the whole thing for Free.

Hype can sometimes have a bad connotation, leaving many people disappointed in the end. Joy Orbison is a young lad whose certainly had his fair share of hype pie these last few months, but unlike those other disappointments Joy, real name Peter O'Grady delivers exactly what has been promised from the start, fulfilling all expectations of greatness and further impressing the masses with his emotional blends of garage and dubstep. Case and point would be his previous 2 EPs, including the much celebrated 'Hyph Mngo', both delivering that something new and refreshing to the uk dubstep scenes that a lot were craving. His next installment, this time with Will Saul's Aus Music, picks up were he left off with 'The Shrew Would Have Cushioned The Blow' and 'So Derobe' packing those trademark melodies and basslines full of feeling and soul. The almighty Actress manages to confuse and at the same time impress with his 'Neu Haus' retake on the title track providing a glitchy, kick pounding ensemble that will mesmerize for its entire eight and a half minutes. 'The Shrew Would Have Cushioned The Blow' by Joy Orbison is out on Aus Music available from the 22nd February on vinyl and digi formats.