Vibes

Flowdan recently introduced Clash Mag to  Spentshell . Read the results here:  http://www.clashmusic.com/features/big-who-big-what-flowdan-pk-interviewed#.WpRcOwNh_MY.twitter 

the debut single from Flowdan's forthcoming album, Disaster Piece is out now. We've been working on this album for a long time, so pumped we can finally start letting it off have a listen and a watch

I've been managing Flowdan for around 5 years and during that time we've been hard at work consistently in different areas  of his career, long days, late nights - working on things behind the scenes that most people don't even see, however, more recently he's been locked away in the studio working on something we can actually announce! in 2016 Flowdan will be releasing his debut album. It feels so good to be able to talk about it! A lot of 'we can't discuss' situations occur when working with someone on their career, a lot of achievements, movements and progression is made over time but are bound by the restrictions of not revealing information too soon for multiple reasons; sometimes things don't come through as you first envisioned, other times they get scrapped for simply being 'not right' and to blab about things before they are confirmed would ultimately leave a trail of false promises littered behind you, never a good look. So...

last week we braved the cold air of London for a photoshoot with Flowdan. Manners!  Set next to recognisable location in East London, this shoot is for a long awaited, exciting project Flowdan has been working on recently. It'll be a proud day when the announcement is made.. until then, we've some work to do!

Stood on a familiar rooftop ('Skeng' by The Bug, Flowdan & Killa P was filmed up there), Flowdan braved the cold winter air to perform this freestyle for FACT Magazine. Enjoy. Follow Flowdan on Twitter  @BigFlowdan visit his website: www.Flowdan.com

You may call me biased but I loved this track before knowing Flowdan and Killa P let alone working with them - this was one of my favourite tracks of that year, 2007, in fact, I'm pretty sure it was doing the rounds before that - and this was definitely one of those crowning moments for me, it drew me into the subbass realms of Dubstep even further, I was a newbie around 2006/07 and this along with a couple of Kiss 100 sets I still have ripped to CD from Hatcha and Crazy D well and truly solidified my new found addiction. By the way, if you're listening to this through laptop speakers, don't. That's silly. You need bass.  Life is nuts. I loved this track, years later I'm working with Killa P, and now I'm Flowdan's manager. Plus I was at the location of this video shoot a couple of weeks ago. If someone had have told me this would have been happening back then when I still had a sub in my Navy Peugeot 206 I would definitely have not believed them....