Mandidextrous and Samurai Breaks Dial Up the Heat on ‘Phone Call Riddim’
Two of bass music’s most daring innovators join forces for a high-octane dancefloor weapon, featuring Leanne Louise, out now on Speedbass Recordings.
Two of bass music’s most daring innovators join forces for a high-octane dancefloor weapon, featuring Leanne Louise, out now on Speedbass Recordings.
Mandidextrous and Samurai Breaks, two of the most fearless and forward-thinking minds in bass music, have spent the past few years redefining the sonic possibilities of the rave. Known for their boundary-shattering approaches, Mandidextrous brings a signature explosive fusion of jungle tek and drum & bass, while Samurai Breaks is renowned for his razor-sharp, jungle-infused sound that cuts through with intensity and flair.
With releases on some of the most respected labels in underground electronic music and a relentless touring schedule that’s left dancefloors scorched across the UK and Europe, both artists have carved out reputations as true trailblazers.
Now, these two unstoppable forces have joined together for ‘Phone Call Riddim,’ a high-octane, genre-melting track that encapsulates their shared vision for relentless, boundary-pushing dancefloor destruction. Conceived during a studio session at Mandidextrous’ Bristol base, the track is the definition of hybrid energy.
The single lands via Speedbass Recordings, the label founded by Mandidextrous as a home for the explosive, genre-bending sound they coined: Speedbass. More than just a style, speedbass is a movement born from the desire to innovate 4×4 drum & bass, hard rave energy, and unapologetic rave aesthetics. The seeds of the sound were first planted at UK free parties, where Mandidextrous cut their teeth before going on to launch AMEN4TEKNO, a pioneering imprint that became the UK’s leading hub for raggatek, hardtek, and jungletek.
As a producer, DJ, and cultural figure, Mandidextrous is shaping the future of rave music and leading with purpose. A proud advocate for queer rights, trans visibility, and inclusive dancefloors, they’ve used their platform to amplify marginalized voices and create safe, expressive spaces within a scene that has too often overlooked them. Their impact stretches far beyond the booth, sparking vital conversations and inspiring a new generation of ravers and artists to be louder, freer, and truer to themselves.
With ‘Phone Call Riddim,’ Mandidextrous and Samurai Breaks deliver a peak-time banger and a powerful statement of intent. As the speedbass movement gains momentum, this collaboration signals just the beginning of a thrilling new chapter, one where high-energy rave music, boundaryless creativity, and radical inclusivity all share the same space on the dancefloor.
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