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Hospital Records
Drum & Bass (Liquid / Mainline / Deep D&B)
2026-06-04
NHS589
Audio Specs: FLAC (16-Bit / 44.1kHz Lossless)
Tracks Count: 14 Tracks (Featuring title track by SOLAH)
Total Time: 58:20
Size: ~420 MB (Lossless Pack)
01. Break, SOLAH – Forever (Original Mix) [03:48]
02. Hugh Hardie, SOLAH – On Fire (Original Mix) [03:33]
03. Makoto, Hugh Hardie, SOLAH, Azotix – Lovesick (Original Mix) [04:49]
04. SOLAH, Arcturius – Crossroads (Original Mix) [03:02]
05. Trail, SOLAH – I'll Be There (Original Mix) [04:53]
06. DJ Marky, Makoto, SOLAH – Summer Summer (Original Mix) [03:43]
07. Hugh Hardie, SOLAH – Driving Me Wild (Original Mix) [03:51]
08. Alibi, SOLAH – False Reality (Original Mix) [03:24]
09. Enei, SOLAH – Shelter (Original Mix) [04:10]
10. Halogenix, SOLAH – Want U Bad (Original Mix) [04:30]
11. SOLAH, SoulDR!P, Azotix – Forgotten Memories (Original Mix) [04:29]
12. SOLAH, IYRE – Find Myself (Original Mix) [04:13]
13. SOLAH, Aim High – If You Care (Original Mix) [05:16]
14. Hoax, SOLAH – Wings (Original Mix) [04:39]
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An exceptional, heavyweight compilation archive that delivers a comprehensive masterclass in modern Drum & Bass architecture. The sonic arrangements carry phenomenal dancefloor driving force, welding soulful, soaring vocal hooks from SOLAH with heavy low-end sub-bass loops, technical sub-frequencies, and razor-sharp breaks from legends like Enei and Halogenix. These dynamic selections serve as prime club weapons optimized flawlessly for premium system reinforcement.
