Name: Look Mum No Hands
Brand: Yushh

Bonus disc

Catalogue number

WSDM024

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Black

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Rough Trade Exclusive

Rough Trade Exclusive: No

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Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2023-02-06

Signed copies

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Standard:20

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5056321659521

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Black 12"

Artist

Yushh

Genre GB

Bass / Breaks

Label GB

Wisdom Teeth

Wisdom Teeth is a UK label that is run by Facta and K-Lone. With their combined expertise and passion for music, they have created a platform that showcases some of the most innovative and exciting artists in the industry.
Since its inception, Wisdom Teeth has been dedicated to pushing boundaries and exploring new sounds. The label prides itself on its ability to discover emerging talent and provide them with a platform to share their unique voices with the world.
With an impressive roster of artists, including *Facta* and *K-Lone* themselves, Wisdom Teeth consistently delivers high-quality releases across various genres such as electronic, experimental, and bass music. Each release is carefully curated to ensure that it resonates with listeners on a deep level.

Look Mum No Hands - an assured four tracker that draws on Bristol bass, footwork, jungle and broken techno to create something fresh and upfront. A certified stalwart of the Bristol scene, Yushh (aka Jen Hartley) is already well on her way to becoming a household name. Over the last few years she has toured extensively across Europe’s festival and club circuits, landing sets at Freerotation Festival and HÖR along the way. Her label, Pressure Dome, is known internationally as a go-to outlet for various offshoots of forward-thinking, soundsystem-ready UK techno, with a roster that includes Sputnik One, Caldera, Ido Plumes and Cando. So far, she has only teased her production skills with a string of one-off drops and remixes, including features on Rhythm Section, Banoffee Pies and All Centre. On ‘Look Mum No Hands’ she finally lays out the blueprints for her unique, club-honed sound. The title track skips along at a nippy 160 bpm, driven by a slow/fast halfstepping beat and monster bassline that places it somewhere between DMZ and Teklife. ‘Same Same’ drops the tempo down to 130 bpm, with loungey keys and a skippy vocal chop offsetting a cavernous low-end. On the flip, ‘Close Fall’ squeezes darkside d’n’b sonics into a chugging 95 bpm beat template, while ‘Self Couscous’ takes an intricate, glitched approach to jungle/broken beat reminiscent of mid 00’s Planet Mu.

Look Mum No Hands

Music GB