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Livity Sound Recordings
72 label tracks the Ninja keeps in rotation, and the artists behind them.
With seventy-two cuts on rotation and a robust 8.4 average, Livity Sound Recordings stitches techno, broken beat, house, bassline, dubstep and dub into a bass-heavy continuum. Peverelist, Forest Drive West and Two Shell supply skeletal, dread-filled and chrome-plated frameworks, while Tribal Brothers, Ido Plumes and Dayzero push sparse percussion and sub weight.
In the underground, the label sits as a nexus between bass traditions and forward-facing experimentalism. That 8.4 Ninja score reflects a catalogue built for deep rotation: functional yet strange, heavy yet refined. It remains an essential source for selectors threading dub pressure through modern dance floors.