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Test Press Zed Bias Dark Swing Theory [WAV, Synth Presets]
On request Samples / Presets WAV Dubstep or Drumstep

Test Press Zed Bias Dark Swing Theory [WAV, Synth Presets]

1 min read 496 MB
Zed Bias returns to Test Press with 'Dark Swing Theory' and delivers a compilation of beats and bass straight from the depths of his Manchester-based studio. The UK Garage maestro and all-around super-producer has created a unique collection of broken, 2-step, and futuristic dubstep-inspired beats exclusively on Splice. Dave Jones, better known as Zed Bias, is an English electronic musician based in Manchester who operates as a producer and DJ in the UK garage/2-step, broken beat, and UK funky genres. He has also released material under various pseudonyms, including Maddslinky, and was previously one-half of the Phuturistix duo. 258 Samples 45 MIDI by our member who wish to stay anonymous.

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