LUPR: Eachother / Climb [ INNAR034 ]
‘Eachother’ is a classy, summery affair, steeped in musical heritage and adroitly binding its disparate elements into a coherent whole: a spoken-w
ForestSound: Contact / Descent [ INNAR033 ]
ForestSound is sojourning in sunny Portugal, but you wouldn't guess it from the dark and broody sound of his latest release on Inna Riddim. If anythin
Cykotek: Virus / Neofunk [ INNAR032 ]
'Virus', the A-side of Cyoktek's debut release on Inna Riddim, packs a proper wallop: a snarly, rugged bassline thrashes about like an angry python pi
John Matrix: Africa / The Only One [ INNAR031 ]
A paean to the continent to which dance music owes most of its rhythmic heritage, ‘Africa’ announces its intentions with a dramatic vocal sample,
Inna Riddim: X LP – Vol. 2 [ INNAR030 ]
Our last release for 2014, X LP Vol. 2—the final instalment of the X LP release series—brings the ten-year Inna Riddim celebrations to a close, wi
Inna Riddim: X LP – Xtra Pt. 2 [ INNAR029 ]
The penultimate release in the ‘X LP’ series, ‘Xtra Part 2’ is a pair of bonus tracks that don’t appear on either of the ten-track albums. T
Inna Riddim: X LP – Sampler Pt. 2 [ INNAR028 ]
The second of two samplers from the two-part X LP manages, despite its small size, to give a taste of the albums’ diversity. ‘Stand By You’ by p
Inna Riddim: X LP – Vol. 1 [ INNAR027 ]
The first of two celebratory albums of brand-new tracks, Inna Riddim X LP Vol. 1 features ten tunes by ten different artists, to mark ten years of Inn
Inna Riddim: X LP – Xtra Pt. 1 [ INNAR026 ]
To whet the appetites of bass aficionados everywhere for the two-part X LP (a pair of ten-track albums that mark Inna Riddim’s ten years of pushing