This week has seen the release of a particular track that’s flown around every dance festival tent from T In The Park to Bestival. Magnetic Man who have been tagged by Pete Tong as the Dubstep Supergroup – or as I prefer the Croydon Dubstep Mafia – we’ve 3 credible and priceless Dubstep DJ’s & Producers who have made their foundations in the genre many moons ago. Each have managed to excel in their field with the release of indescribable tunes under their own name. Well, actually. I know two of them have.

After having a bit of a search I’ve noticed that Artwork himself appears to be a little scarce. I could try and hone in my efforts but I may find something that I feel isn’t relevant. What is, is the fact that he is very much in control of the situation he and the other two guys are in as well as the other two themselves. The more controlled and fatherly figure after reading a few other reports.

Benga and Skream crossed the radar a while ago with their own slightly different style of Dubstep from each other. Benga being the more hard-hitting industrial strength style whilst Skream’s take is more melodic and musically harmonious. To have these two working together with their sounds and samples being overlooked by a Dubstep producer with a mature attitude and one who is well grounded, then of course the future album will be something on the Dance music scene that will be totally, “WOW!”.

With the almighty BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix being a blindin’ set by these boys designated for global heights, I can’t wait for their release. Check out the BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix here before the link gets taken down.

The untitled release has been pencilled in for October 4th 2010.

I Need Air – their delightful debut single is available now and playable below. (I’ve included the track MAD – which will also been on the future album – because I just think that it’s awesome!)