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1) Scuba (Paul Rose) is the founder of the influential and consistently high quality Hotflush Recordings. From playing a part in the formative years of the sound on the pirate airwaves in London, to working dancefloors across the globe, to a swathe of excellent releases on Hotflush and the high profile Soul Jazz imprint, Scuba brings his own unique musicality to the dubstep sound.

Always fresh and innovative, Scuba’s recent output is at once melodic and musical and devastatingly heavy. The Hotflush label has been a creative incubator for some of the most original and forward-thinking producers in dubstep including the likes of Distance, Joy Orbison, Mount Kimbie, Pangaea, Loefah, Toasty, Slaughter Mob, Vaccine, Gravious, Marlow, Boxcutter and Jazzsteppa. Hotflush - along with Paul Rose’s other imprints - Abucs, Scuba and HF2 can always be relied on to push the dubstep sound in new and exciting directions. With his latest full-length album “Triangulation”, topping charts all over the world, and already being hailed as a masterwork, Scuba’s record bag will be bursting with exclusive dubs of uncompromising caliber.

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  • carbonrough

    .... enjoy the moment :-)

    16 May 9:30pm Reply

  • DJVulpus

    Awesome set at The Forum last night :)

    28 Apr 4:59pm Reply

  • sunnydaysforme

    i too cannot find update

    17 Apr 8:36am Reply

  • adamcooleyisdea

    Anyone have Update?

    14 Apr 1:24pm Reply

  • InKursion

    aaaaaah what, i check scuba's page randomly for the first time in a few years and the guy has 130,000 listeners! i am genuinely surprised.

    23 Mar 3:51am Reply

  • tropicalhaze

    Scuba and Taio Cruz have been in the studio together.. dunno what to think about that

    16 Mar 3:44pm Reply

  • dfa_1987

    FUCK YEAH SCUBA http://fuckyeahhotflush.tumblr.com

    14 Mar 12:17am Reply

  • datzo

    i don't see why should one stop 'whining' if he provides viable arguments for his standpoint; it's up to you to question them, rather than discourage us for having an opinion (and i'm pretty certain that 5 years from now, no one is going to regard 'personality' as a 'pure classic'). paul is atm definitely one of the top djs imo, but he needs to alter his approach to producing just a little (see below). and i'm not even asking for 'pretentious'/'intelligent' techno or whatever someone might call it; after all, scuba was 'raised' on some other grounds. for example, just take a look at locked groove's material on hotflush, which sounds relatively simple, but has been spot-on so far. although, if that airplane track from boiler room last night is scuba's unreleased stuff (and it really sounds like him), i'm ready to take back some of the things i said earlier.

    22 Feb 11:35pm Reply

  • sypater

    Guys whining about newest output stop plz.The guys is churning out pure classics.But i agree talk torque could work without the vocals.

    17 Feb 2:01pm Reply

  • apacce

    vv really looking forward to some more contemplative techno as well

    7 Jan 5:40am Reply

  • MarcusRimondini

    review from last night. http://www.marcusrimondini.com/2013/01/live-scuba-glenferrie-social-050113.html

    6 Jan 6:23am Reply

  • eul

    talk torque is utter shit

    5 Jan 7:45pm Reply

  • datzo

    i can't say scuba is one of the most overrated edm artist atm, because i really like him and recognize his potential (tbh, tracks aren't that bad qualitywise), but his output in 2012 is massively underwhelming in comparison to other hotflush artists, for starters. his recent music sounds borderline cheesy and seems like it's made for 'special' moments of some big techno events i. e. it almost has zero 'home listening' value, which is essential for me. that's simply because his production completely lacks thoughtfulness and it's like he's only doing it for fun. he once said that his current style is part of getting rid of those fans who keep whining about him turning his back on dubstep. i really don't know where's he going with this, but i think it would be time to stop fucking around and start making some more serious and insightful techno soon.

    21 Dec 2012 Reply

  • n0tj0sh3

    His new style is getting better and more focused big ups

    14 Dec 2012 Reply

  • Larvi

    Ugh that Hardbody track is so catchy

    14 Dec 2012 Reply

  • caffeineandvase

    honorable mentions 2012! http://www.zolinsagt.de/2012/12/augestoen-2012.html

    9 Dec 2012 Reply

  • SeanK262

    I like that he's changing up his style from album to album, but I think he does garage and dubstep better than house and techno (or at least so far). It would be cool to see him go for more of a mix between the two styles on his next album, like his awesome DJ Kicks mix.

    6 Dec 2012 Reply

  • emperorliu

    i love him

    6 Dec 2012 Reply

  • jhonims

    fact mix is the shit

    28 Nov 2012 Reply

  • glitchpanda

    he may only do techno/house now, but he's one of the most important ukg/dubstep heads as well. his early shit was pure step

    18 Nov 2012 Reply
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