In the garage revival we’re currently enjoying it has been great to hear the new wave of producers experiment and tinker with the format with subtle drum patterns, delicious vocal samples and synths but sometimes going back to basics is the best step forward.
Norwich based artist Context, himself, is best known for weaving lyrics against beefy post-dubstep but here on new track ’1.4 at 12′ all the lavishness you’d come to expect makes way for hard hitting 2-step and socially conscious wordplay.
In his own words, “What do we know about Aston Martin music? This is for your Ford Fiesta when the city’s darker music.”
Watch the video above.
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