My Nu Leng announce new record& residency Wavelengths

UK dance music innovators My Nu Leng have unveiled Wavelengths, a brand-new platform encompassing a recordand monthly residency.

Kickstarting what is the duo’s 11th year together, Wavelengths aims to reflect the ethos everyone loves in their performances: headsy selectors, anything goes, lively, soulful and rowdy with unexpected surprises.

Putting them at the forefront of the niche they’ve carved out for themselves, Wavelengths represents freedom of expression and a clear definition of their ambitions to expand on their community and lead in cross-genre and cross-bpm electronic music.

They mark the launch of the platform with new single ‘This Sound’, a dark-and-dubby breakbeat monster that comes armed with refined breakdowns and vocals from Kaya and Dread MC.

The boys have a barrage of further releases in the pipeline, encompassing all the genres they play – from techno to D&B and everything between. True to Leng form, they will use their status to put out music from even more exciting and upcoming artists.

They also have a slew of events on the way, featuring some of dance music’s boldest and brightest talents, such as Krust, Redlight, Baby T, Jay Carder and Special Request, and many more to be announced soon.

Recognised Bristol streetwear brand Parlez has also partnered with Wavelengths & My Nu Leng, and will be releasing a monthly series of limited clothing drops to coincide with the releases and events in the coming months – with the first collab tee drop to release in July.

Descendants of a lineage that dates back to the genesis of rave culture, My Nu Leng are renowned for their incendiary DJ sets, which join the dots between a myriad of genres. Their deep musical knowledge, intuitive versatility and technical dexterity have led to bookings all over the world, at festivals like Glastonbury, Outlook and South West Four, plus a long list of prestigious club spaces. They are also accomplished producers with an armoury of acclaimed releases, signing their music to era-defining labels like MTA, Black Butter and Shogun Audio.