Sylus – “Get Up” Feat. remixes: Deploy and Datapusher

admin — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 19:17:48 +0000

We proudly present our second release featuring Sylus from the UK. Sylus brings us an effective neurobreak tune on this one. The rolling reese is accompanied with some speaker shattering leads. The hook is taken from the cult hip hop classic “simon says”. This will surely draw attention on the dancefloor! The first remix features dubstep artists Deploy. They are newcomers to dubstep, but dont let that fool you as they have a polished sound already. The unique bass and crisp drums should fulfill the desires of dubstep fans. Lastly, the Datapusher remix. The guy behind the transverse curtain layed down a techy stormer on this one. Its techy and glitchy, but still posseses a heavy dancefloor vibe w/ HEAVY drums. All 3 mixes together make this a well rounded breaks release.

Dub Elements and Pheex

admin — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 15:18:22 +0000

Dub Elements and Pheex hailing from Spain join with Trans:verse to give you Tech Wreck and Zphere.

Dub Elements has had an array of quality releases this year on the likes of LOT49. Then we have Pheex who has had some firing tracks out on Audiogore. This collaboration results in a mean and heavy peak time adventure. Tech Wreck is self explanatory title. It is a tech influenced track with fangs and a big bassline! Zphere is geared to the more traditional heavy breakbeat enthusiast. It is a constant battle between punchy drums, reese and house stabs!

The Analogeeks!!!

admin — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 01:52:14 +0000

We would like to present the Analogeeks from France! This duo graced us with two phenomenal tunes: “Analogeek” and “Stupid Computer”. 2009 and 2010 has been different for Trans:verse, as we are striving to be more dynamic in musical tastes. This release personifies that transversing turn and this is not our average release. This is french electro with mad flare! You be the judge…

Click here for the release.

Sylus “Grind” and “X Hed” (TVR017)

admin — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 00:59:37 +0000

Check out the release on beatport:
Transverse presents Sylus on TVR017. He is a newcomer to breaks; however, Sylus is a UK drum and bass producer from South London who is now venturing into breakbeat. On this release there are 2 storming breakbeat tracks. Grind is the standout peaktime track. It grinds away with a huge lead sound complemented with gnarly bass and crunchy beats. This tune has that rough transverse sound. To follow up grind comes a tune called X Hed, which is a growling number that is groovy but a bit more relaxed than grind. Breaks fans be on the lookout as Transverse has more heavy breaks to come from Sylus!! Click on the beatport banner to check out the release! …and dont forget to support indy music!

TVR016 I’ve Been Listening EP (out now!)

admin — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 15:19:24 +0000

The I’ve Been Listening EP featuring Chad Helenthal, Mars, Datapusher and TeknicB is out now. The Trans:verse 016 EP is transversing a new path with a heavy onslought of solid house tunes. It’s a slightly different direction for this particular release, however, it’s the same quality you are to expect from T:V. We hope you enjoy and thanks for you continued support. CLICK HERE FOR PURCHASE

Expanding our digital accessiblity…

admin — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 04:27:26 +0000

We are now on itunes. All future releases will be available at a lesser cost on the big vendors: itunes, emusic, rhapsody, yahoo music, amazon and napster….

Heres the link to one of the last XSSR releases on itunes. We love those crazy russians. Support indy music!!!! Much respect to all our supporters out there. Peace.

TVR015 Xim N Bass with Unreal!!!!!!

admin — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 14:17:27 +0000

After much success with “Die” and “Prophets” on TVR013, Xim N Bass are back again on Trans:verse with 2 more dark storming breakbeat tracks. Frank Bass and Xim bring in Unreal to add more flare. This new duo from Spain are staying true to the heavy breaks sound that everyone has grown to love coming from Spain and the ever enduring Trans:verse Label. Breaks enthusiasts should be on the look for all of these artists in the future.

(click links for clips)

A. Burning Sky
AA. Nothing 2 Me.

Xim N Bass forthcoming!!!!

admin — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 19:54:52 +0000

TVR013 – Xim N bass, “Die” (featuring ViperX) along with “prophets” …… Heavy business. OUT NOW!!!

CLICK HERE for clips and to buy.

Transverse is evolving.

admin — Wed, 17 Dec 2008 02:28:52 +0000

As any DJ enthusiasts knows, the price of vinyl singles keep rising in cost for the listener. Vinyl plastic made from petroleum based material will not get any cheaper. Digital means of DJ-ing are becoming more convenient to the professional DJ and have quickly become the standard for DJing in almost every club. Vinyl distributors are having to make creative sacrifices to sustain business. This makes business hard for independents making unique music to broadcast on this classic medium. As transverse evolves in sound, it evolves with the technology that has been broadcasting it. We have decided to exclusively deploy our tunes by digital means (CD and various audio formats) with over 90 digital stores to choose from. We may do the occaisional vinyl release, but this will yield more music to your ears coming from the transverse crew. We welcome change with open arms and we hope our customer base will too. Much respect to anyone reading this.
-T:V

Devious Dimensions Vol1 out soon!!!!

admin — Tue, 19 Aug 2008 07:14:04 +0000

Part one of the Devious Dimensions Album. The first sampler features an array of tracks that define the devious sound of transverse. In a genre of dance music now heavily influenced by house, transverse delivers a punch of sound that reflects the heavier side of breaks featuring artists from every corner of the world: Subtone, a Canadian producer who has made a name for himself in the drum and bass world. 4KUBA, Russian group that is highly venerated in breaks currently. Takomo and Dejaru, all time transverse favorite Takomo combined with up and comer Dejaru who all hail from Finland. Lastly, Mars, a Russian mad man who’s recently made waves with his gritty style of breaks.