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Caspa – Caspa Presents Dubstep Sessions 2014

Artist: Caspa
Title Of Album: Caspa Presents Dubstep Sessions 2014
Year Of Release: 2014
Label: Newstate Music / NEW9145CD
Genre: Dubstep
Quality: MP3
Bitrate: 320 kbps
Total Time: 01:08:41
Total Size: 161 mb

Tracklist:
1. Caspa – “Reach For The Sky” (feat Diane Charlemagne – The Others remix)
2. Caspa – “Sexy Beast”
3. Mydas – “Squared VIP”
4. Asylum – “Zero Gravity VIP”
5. Variations – “Fighting For Air VIP”
6. Caspa – “Madman” (feat Riko Dan)
7. Dirty Dog – “Sucker Punch”
8. Variations – “Big Belly” (feat Travis Kaye)
9. Filthy Collins – “Fatboy Riddem VIP”
10. Trolley Snatcha – “Zulu”
11. Flinch & Infuze – “Belly Of The Beast” (feat Elan)
12. Caspa – “Submission”
13. Sleeper & District – “Psychosis”
14. Datsik – “Scum”
15. Emalkay – “The Line” (feat Glen Boden)
16. Herobust – “Sheknowshebad”
17. Oiki – “Rachet”
18. Excision & Datsik – “Swagga VIP”
19. Badklaat – “Get Twisted”
20. Kromestar – “Noiz”
21. Funtcase – “Out For Da Milli”
22. The Others – “Amazonia VIP”
23. Joker – “Headtop”
24. Cotti – “Dub Warrior” (feat Killa P)
25. Caspa – “London Zoo”
26. Caspa – “No Gyal Tune” (feat Rod Azlan)
27. Caspa – “Techno Terry” (feat Dismantle)
28. Oiki – “Are You Scared”
29. Flux Pavillion & Skism – “Jump Back VIP” (feat Foreign Beggars)
30. Caspa – “Setting Sun” (Antiserum & Myhem remix)
31. Subscape – “Close Your Eyes”
32. Mydas – “Beneath The Fold”
33. Subscape – “Angels”
34. The Others – “One Man Show” (feat Lonette Charles – J Kenzo remix)

By now, we should all know what to expect from dubstep veteran Caspa. He operates at the more aggressive, in-your-face end of the dubstep spectrum, offering a no-nonsense approach to floor-filling grooves. Here, he presents his latest mix – a heavyweight sprint through speaker-worrying riddims, gargantuan basslines, bold riffs and wobbly trap, with occasional forays into calmer, melodic waters thrown in. Along the way, highlights are plentiful, from the big vocals and winding melodies of Emalkay’s “The Line”, the cyber-wobble of The Others’ “Amazonia VIP” and his own bombastic “London Zoo” standing out.