Blazing Basslines With Erb N Dub & Malux

If you have been paying attention to the drum and bass scene this year you will have noticed that the UK bad boys that are Erb n Dub & Malux have been cranking out some serious heat. All across the world their tunes have been shelled out erupting the dancefloor into a frenzy. With their remix of TC’s Next Hype being one of the absolute biggest tunes of the summer. You can expect crazy ingenuity and next level production. Lets sit down and have a chat with these heavy weight legends themselves!

ERB N DUB
#1 What was the inspiration behind your latest release?

Drummer VIP is a special track to me. It includes live drumming from myself. Dubplate Killer is a track that shows how diverse we can be.

#2 Whats your creative process like while working together?

Its great fun, we may spend hours making sounds before even starting making a tracks.

#3 Is the union of all of you going to be a more permanent project.?

You will have to wait and see.

#4 whats the biggest tool in production that has affected your ability to make music

With this project its Ableton. Cubase or Logic don’t come close in the automation world to even compete

#5 whats everyones biggest influence musically

I would have to say – Justin Beiber

# Any plans on coming to America!?

Bring it on!

MALUX
#1 what was the inspiration behind the release

It was the first VIP i’v worked on and I didn’t want to release it at first because I like keeping some exclusives. But then we had been sitting on the dubplate killer track for a while so they paired up quite well. The inspiration for dubplate killer was definitely the horns. We’d been making these horns a few weeks before and as soon as we dragged them in it was clear what needed to be done!

#2 whats your creative process like while working together

As i said before, we make a lot of sounds before hand, such as the horns, drums, basses and all sorts. often spend a whole night just on sounds. Then when it comes to writing we all just take turns firing sounds back and forth.

#3 Is the union of all of you going to be a more permanent project.?

without saying to much, we have lots more music in the works…..

#4 whats the biggest tool in production that has affected your ability to make music

for me it’s Ableton, i jumped from logic about 3 years ago and never looked back!

#5 whats everyones biggest influence musically

too many! in drum and bass specifically, its the usual, Noisia, Phace & Misanthrop, Mefjus, emperor.

# Any plans on coming to america!?

As soon as possible!!!