[via SURUS]

Previewed about a month ago and just following the commotion created within the underground by his self-titled release on Deep Medi, as well as the rhythmically defiant single in collaboration with Lurka on Black Box, Commodo makes his return to one of the scene’s most stalwart labels with three phenomenal beats.

The $pace Cash EP combines the best features of authentic dubstep sounds with a glitch-hop tip that’s been heavily supported by the likes of Mala, Pinch, Youngsta and Joe Nice, and his efforts to distance himself from contemporaries is evident with ingenious sampling and sound design influenced by his long-time affinity with the vibrancy of hip-hop. Having already accumulated a gem-laden discography, there is undoubtedly much more to come from the bloke whose online presence is minimal. The accolades keep rolling in: he has twice had music featured on the seminal Dubstep Allstars mix series, won ‘Best Remix’ at Dubstepforum‘s 2013 Awards with his interpretation of the Medi classic ‘Miracles’, received worldwide radio play and bookings across Europe and the U.S. and, closer to home, has duppied dancefloors at DMZ, Subdub/ Exodus, FWD>> and System. It’s shaping up to be an exciting future for a guy who will continue to challenge himself musically, explore new BPMs and aesthetics, innovate and cement his reputation as one of the UK underground’s best-regarded producers.

At a time where we consume music in a way that can leave an epicentral genre trailing six months down the line, Commodo firmly reminds people of Deep Medi’s resilience, and filled with deep bass vibrations, incredible vibes and twists and turns bringing originality to each track in more ways than one, this is clearly one record you need to make sure you own.

A / $pace Cash
B1 / Straight Reptilian
B2 / Wish

Buy HERE, digital and vinyl per standard.