Maduk
Maduk is a drum and bass producer from the Netherlands who started releasing music around 2012. His tracks often feature clear, melodic synth lines and vocals...
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Maduk is a drum and bass producer from the Netherlands who started releasing music around 2012. His tracks often feature clear, melodic synth lines and vocals from various collaborators. Songs like 'Colours' with Diamond Eyes and 'Ghost Assassin' helped establish his sound in the liquid drum and bass scene.
He runs the Liquicity label, which has become a central hub for this style of music. The label hosts events and festivals, building a community around the sound. Tracks such as 'Go' with Lachi and 'Believe' with Hebe continue this melodic approach.
His work maintains a consistent focus on melody and atmosphere within the drum and bass framework. Other productions include 'The End' with Voicians and 'Company' with Juul.
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