Before UK Funky became what it is, Em A Dizzle wanted to create a smoother, calmer pace to the music often generated from the !No Bling. Just Bang! Label.  Concentrating on the rhythmic swing of the house drum and the warmth of filtered bass, that sexy feeling was the intentions of the design of this sound.

Having the imagination of a dimmed lit party, this album wanted to capture the essence of the 90s Slow Jam R&B within his version of house music to be a venue filler.  With very little vocals and synth pads, the atmospheric nature that projects from the loudspeaker will try to infuse the vision of a late night beach party. 

As entitled, the genre he likes to put this is Night House.

Considered as the foundation for the No Bling Just Bang Label!, M Giggy delivers his official collection of original recordings he hopes will define his signature sound.  Taking influence from Electro House; Tech House & Garage Music, this 15-track project introduces the beat maker to his creative ideas of EDM production. 

Built for partying more than commercial purposes, there are a lot of records that try to capture the party and celebratory elements of music. 

Recordings like Shake that Ass (remix) (which was originally recorded by Madman the Greatest); Do the Salsa and Original Phat Beats all carry the element of dancing where Drastic Measures; Emergency and Strictly Beat Killings are all about the beat aimed for the DJs and Club ravers who just need beats, bass & synth. 

Madman the Greatest also makes a special appearance on I Don’t Know to mark the beginning of the underground label.

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