To close out the last of The Space Between Remix Series, we turn over four more prime cuts to some of the freshest producers in the scene. First up, we take one of the most memorable jams from the album, dubwise roller “Backfoot Dub” featuring long time BoS family member the Emcee Child. We turn remix duties over to one of the masters of jungle riddims ­ the mighty Bladerunner. Wasting no time at all, the tune drops into thick amen beats before introducing the ska-­tinged horns of the original. From there we go straight into a monster Reese bassline that’s setting floors alight.

Up next, Jaybee & Dave Owen take the delicate “Cartier” and turn it into a rugged liquid roller. Soulful vocals play against the cut up guitar hook of the original as it slinks and slides its way over a tech­-fueled bassline.

For our third remix track, we go into the moody “Don’t Hold Back” . For this cut, one of the most promising producers in the North American scene, Flaco takes things deep with a complex blend of pads over crisp claps and rolling beats. One for the sunrise vibes, he keeps the lush vocals of Dylan Germick strong throughout the track.

To close out the EP, we turn our heads to Bristol as The Insiders take the tune “Control” into darker territory. Crisp hats ride along the intro as the track builds before dropping into an old school rugged bassline stepper reminiscent of the jungle roots of their hometown.

The Bachelors celebrate the 10th single [16th release] on their Code Recordings label and the second instalment of The Space Between LP remix series. This time its wall to wall vibes as we delve into some of the vocal cuts from the album.

First up, we get a slice of impeccable funk from the mighty Random Movement as he takes on the Bachelors, Ben Soundscape and Collette Warren collab ­ ‘On The Line ’. Mike keeps Collette’s silky vocals for the intro before diving into a stripped back soulful floorfiller that’s got those classic RM vibes to set the dance alight.

Up next, we change gears to the sultry stylings of Dylan Germick with a special harmony cameo from Audio Angel . For ‘Before You Go ’ it’s Nymfo ­ the dynamic Dutchman who’s been ripping up the scene at the controls. Showing us a lighter side to his style, Nymfo delivers an easy­going liquid roller with shimmering pads over classic breaks that’s perfect for the deeper moments.

Last but not least, Jamal delivers a grimey dancefloor roller as he turns up the heat with the ragga influenced ‘Everywhere We Go’ feat. Soultrain Locomotive . While keeping the vocals at center stage, Jamal flips the track with a killer ruffneck bass that transforms the original into a club destroyer.

Few artists to emerge from North America’s drum & bass culture have made such a significant or enduring impact as San Francisco trio Bachelors of Science.

Formed in 2005, group has spent the better part of a decade writing memorable music, carving out an unmistakable signature sound that spans the full emotional scope of the genre.

Two full length albums and numerous memorable releases on some of drum & bass’s finest labels had already secured Bachelors of Science’s spot amongst North American D&B’s elder statesmen when the group founded Code Recordings in 2012 - a label dedicated to honing the Bachelors’ own sound as well as the scene’s finest up and coming talent.

Now in 2015, Bachelors of Science is proud to present its third full-length outing and first for Code - The Space Between.