Dot Rotten - Overload (Feat. TMS) (Official Video)

After receiving heavy support from all corners since its first play on Radio 1, Dot Rotten today uploaded the Quason Matthews directed visuals for his new single 'Overload'. The single features production from TMS and a sample of the legendary 'Children' by Robert Miles. The original is stunning, this is an incredible rework and the thought-provoking video does them both justice.

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TMS - Keep On The Light (Feat. Jagga & Devlin)

Premiered last night on Zane Lowe's show, here is a brand new piece from TMS, which sees the production outfit team up with the exciting talent Jagga & Grime lyricist Devlin. Big tune, download for free HERE.

Professor Green - How Many Moons x Trouble (Feat. Luciana)

Over the past couple months Professor Green has let go of four massive tracks from his upcoming sophmore album, At Your Incovenience, but after having had the album for a few days now I can safely say that it is without doubt one of the most solid and well-rounded releases of 2011. I've always been a huge fan of Pro, ever since the Jump Off days, but Alive Till I'm Dead was a rather underwhelming listen considering his lyrical prowess on the mic. However, AYI sees the Hackney-born rapper at his very best, effortlessly finding a happy medium between tongue-in-cheek musings and dark/thoughtful tracks, which is backed perfectly by the ecletic selection of producers that has drafted in. Below are two of my favourite tracks from the album - How Many Moons is a huge Dubstep number produced by Hospitality signed duo Camo & Krooked and Trouble is a laid-back Jungle influenced track, which is produced by TMS and features singer/songwriter Luciana, who was made famous through Bodyrox back in 2006. An amazing album from an incredibly talented and hard working artist, which you can pick up on October 31st HERE. Time to listen again...

Oh My! - Run This Town (TMS Remix)

A lovely electro-funk remix of Oh My!'s debut single, Run This Town, courtesy of TMS. Have a feeling that these girls have a very bright future ahead of them. They have a lots of raw talent and are surrounded by the right people.