Triggy - The Labyrinth Mix Volume 12

Triggy's latest Night Tracks endorsed dip into the deep and dark side of bass is now available! Featuring recent stuff from Kahn, Triggy and Mishva and Trashbat, man like Triggy knows the tunes to select...

Check it out on Mixcloud, or download it here.

Labyrinth Mix Returns

After a long absence, Triggy returns with the next instalment of his Labyrinth Mix series.

Kick off with the tune that got my vote for Tune of the Year over at Dubstepforum, Dread by Kahn, the mix features newer pieces from the likes of Gantz, Amit and Sleeper.

Deep, dark and dangerous...

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Triggy - The Labyrinth Mix (Vol. 10)

A new mix in from the one known as Triggy, and this one's a special one, consisting entirely of original pieces or remixes from the man himself, two of which you'll be happy to know that you'll be able to grab for free in the near future right here on Night Tracks.

Check it out.

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Triggy - The Labyrinth Mix Vol 9

What a way to return to your eyes and ears, with man like Triggy's latest 'Labyrinth Mix'. Triggy is my go to guy for the deeper sound that some are calling 'Dungeon', and he doesn't fail again, mixing the newer pieces with some of his own works and exclusive dubs.

Ensure your sub is turned on, and hit play!

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Triggy - The Labyrinth Mix Volume 8

It's that time again, when the man with knowledge of all things deep, Triggy, puts together another Labyrinth Mix for your listening pleasure.

Dubstep has had a tough time recently. Every man and his billion dollar company is using it in their adverts, and 99% of listeners probably think Big Apple is the name of Skrillex's next show in New York. Feels like there's never been a better time for someone to come along and remind of us of the tunes and producers that enabled so many big name producers and bandwagoners to make the tremendous amount of dollars that they do.

This one is choc full of foundation setting tunes that stay true to the loose rules that attracted so many people; space, bass and pace. Check it out.

Triggy - The Labyrinth Mix Volume 7 [NIGHTTRACKSLAB002]

In the 2nd of our mix series in conjuction with Triggy, here's The Labyrinth Mix Volume 7. As usual, it's a top notch selection, starting up in the 160-170 zone, slowing down to around 140 and ending with an absolute classic.

If you know this series, you'll know it's seriously deep and seriously dark. Check it out below and be sure to follow Triggy on Mixcloud to stay up to date.

 

Download available here

Night Tracks & Triggy Team Up!

Great news from Night Tracks, as we've teamed up with the producer of deep and dark sounds, Triggy, to host his monthly Labyrinth mixes.

It certainly makes sense, as he has a better ear for the eyes-down, dark strain of dubstep than I do, and his mixing skills are always on point. As always there's a top selection, with a perfect mix of released tunes, dubs and self-produced tunes. So check it out, turn off the lights and turn on your sub and meditate on bassweight.

Triggy - The Labrynth Mix Vol 6 [NIGHTTRACKSLAB001] by Triggy on Mixcloud

Interview with Triggy, Night Tracks 015: Guest Mix & Free Download

Today’s interview is with Triggy, the London based producer pushing the eyes-down sound of dubstep (and more). He’s taken the time to put together a mix showcasing some of his favourite sounds and also gave us his remix of ‘Filth’ by Skream to give away! Read on a learn a little more… 

NT: Hey man, can you tell us a little about yourself?

T: My name is Ceiran, 20 years old and I produce under the name 'Triggy'. I've been messing around with music and sound design for roughly 4 years but have only really taken it seriously for the last 2. I also run a monthly studio mix feature entitled 'The Labyrinth Mix'.

NT: Have you always produced the sub-heavy, “eyes-down” strain of dubstep, or do you work on a variety of sounds? What drew you towards producing in this style?
T: No not at all, I'm really open minded with music and I've got a string of other styles that I produce, my tracks with PBMR are always completely different to the last and I dunno who else is making that sort of sound, I've just finished a track with a producer called Rofh which has a more Addison Groove/Boddika feel to it, I'm very very experimental with my tracks. These tracks just take a little longer to see the light of day as it's hard for me to feel fully satisfied with them and I'm pretty critical of my work. The darker deeper 'eyes-down' sound will always be my main area though, The fact that there is so much you can do with it, for me it's very emotionally driven, There's so much depth and character in certain tracks that you can really connect with the tracks and it can really change the mood your in (if that makes sense?). Its the same with any track of any genre for me, I need to feel something for me to enjoy it, and this style does that perfectly.

Night Tracks 014: Heavyweight 003

New mix in the "Heavyweight" series, aiming to bring serious pressure and incredibly deep sub. Check it out, this one contains tracks from Lysergene, Coleco, Compa, BadKlaat, Fused Forces, DJ Cable, Phrex, Sabre, Killa, Instinct, Biome, Specters, Grooki, Forensics, Thelem, Triggy, Krood and Krytikal! Sit back, turn up the sub and take it in!

Lysergene - Dasht-e Kavir (Dub)
Coleco - Thinner (Skybrid Audio)
Badklaat - Poultry Geist (Dub)
Fused Forces & DJ Cable - Yoshimitsu (Triangulum Recordings)
Phrex - Sunk (Dub)
Sabre - One Hundred Teeth (Killa & Instinct Remix) (Dub)
Biome - Pum Pum (Dub)
Specters - War Never Changes (Dub)
Forensics - Midnight Sky (Grooki Remix) (Eight:FX)
Thelem - Machine City (Dub)
Compa - Dreams (Inna Riddim)
Skream - Filth (Triggy Remix) (Dub)
Biome - The Planets (Sub Pressure)
Specters - Died Long Ago (Dub)
Krood - Jasmine Trip (Sub Lab)
Krytikal - Encounters (Dub)