As with all such endeavours, it was only so long before the night made the leap into becoming a label. Bok Bok's essential Sub.FM radio sets have always showcased a dizzying array of unreleased dubplates, many of which not just totally awesome, but also lingering in obscurity and label-less. With their first release the crew show themselves to be excellent selectors as well as party DJs, with Night Slugs 01 being headed up with the much hyped debut release from Mosca. Square One's tell tale synth hook might ring some bells having spent the last few months being rinsed by every DJ worth their salt. Even more excitingly, the EP boasts a jaw droppingly good remix package from a laundry list of the UK's best rising stars. Bristol's own Julio Bashmore makes an appearance off the back of the Dirtybird released Um Bongo's Revenge, Roska continues his ubiquitous presence around every release worth owning and the Night Slugs guys both contribute their own rerubs. A fairly essential purchase for any fans of remotely funky party music.

And it doesn't end there either. Remarkably good producers in their own right, L Vis 1990 and Bok Bok have tons of devastatingly good dancefloor destroyers on the brink of release. Continuing to fufill his role as UK bass ambassador to Mad Decent, L Vis releases the remix package of last year's excellent United Groove. MJ Cole's refit bolster's the original's haunting tribal stomp with some serious bass weight whilst TRG ups the groove with some of his textbook percussive flex. On the brink of release for Bok Bok is the brilliantly off-kilter Citizen's Dub, coming via Blunted Robots. A disorienting, rising and falling rainbow coloured synth line lends some psychedelic power to the funky template whilst Bubbz lends a few gurgled bars, fittingly about being too drunk to stand up straight. At Numbers' ridiculous take over party at Fabric at the beginning of the month it got numerous airings in every room, its pretty nutso and looks set to really bring Bok Bok out of L Vis 1990's Diplo endorsed shadow.