Voltage - Save Me From Myself

Undoubtedly one of the most exciting acts to have emerged in drum & bass over the past decade, Voltage has joined forces with Hospital Records for the release of his long-awaited studio album ‘Balance Over Symmetry’ which marks the tenth year of his journey as a solo artist. No stranger to the Hospital family with an album, 2 EPs and a handful of singles under his belt as part of drum & bass powerhouse group Kings Of The Rollers, it’s now time to explore the solo sounds of Voltage which have slowly but surely carved him to be one of the most respected DJ & producers in the scene.

In his true rambunctious style, Voltage sets the swing with a wild card. ‘So Close’ is a sub-120BPM synthwave weapon which matches his retro-inspired fashion to his musical vibrations. The combination of catchy vocals, an 80s-esque bassline and an unforgettable topline melody sees the creation of something extremely different yet irresistible from Voltage. Not straying too far from the roots of his influences, ‘Natty Love’ features the groove inducing vocals of sound system legend Sweetie Irie. Saturated sub wobbles juxtaposed with potent string plucks are intertwined with ease, peppered with that signature Voltage flair.

Teaming up with reggae and dancehall superstar Demolition Man known for his skill as a vocalist, producer, MC and sound engineer, ‘Life Of A DJ’ combines the sounds of Demo’s with Voltage’s unmissable sonic technique. ‘Save Me From Myself’ exposes the lighter side to Voltage as he illustrates his versatility as an artist through a soul-heavy amen roller with a classic liquid bassline.

Reminiscent of the days of euphoric hardcore, ‘Keep On Dancing’ sets the vibe with uplifting piano chops and adrenalised vocals as crunchy snaps and rhythmic cymbals keep things moving beneath. An iconic duo to everyone who knows their drum & bass, Voltage and Evil B come together for ‘Odyssey’ which sees ambient soundscapes and earnest lyrics on a truly heartfelt piece of music.

With releases on foundational imprints such as Metalheadz, 31 Recordings, RAM, Souped Up and Spearhead to name a few, Voltage’s discography speaks for itself in laying down his years worth of experience within drum & bass. With support for his productions coming from a wide range of influential selectors including the likes of Andy C, Hype, Friction, Goldie, Bailey, Hazard and Bryan Gee, it’s safe to say that 10 years of Voltage has been a remarkable decade to say the least. Here’s to 10 more…

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[jacobb]

Wib wib wib wib wib wib wob wob wob wob👌👌👌👌

[Killy]

I’m enjoying Voltage’s new direction. Dont get me wrong I love skatty Voltage but this album and So Close is just so different and u can feel the pure passion this guy has for music and what he brings to the table. Its the same with Serum you can just tell if a song is theirs because they both got their own unique musical direction.

Keep it up Voltage, don’t leave the other bangers but the switch up you’re doing is still amazing ❤️

[JDTunez.]

A wicked track. Know how she feels “ feel like I’m going under” with work. 🎧🎶😎👍🏼

[Numocron]

Voltage just really smashed it BIG TIME on this one. Big up Hospital Records.

[davidsotori]

Better than the remix this song should have way more views 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[Sheen-yi]

it been out for 4 years and it still a really good song

[EdeYOlorDSZs]

Checked it on Spotify, the whole album is pretty neat

[zerotoniq]

amazing tune, specially the strings and melody at the end

[kallummckenzie]

Love this man, voltage with that uniqueness

[gowsif_dnb]

For me, this is the cry of the sinner to the Lord. ❤
Absolutely beautiful.

[LODIN]

This feels older I swear this tunes been burning dancefloors for years

[ukdnbmarsh]

this is good stuff, love the smooth vocals

[qlubcoreofficial]

absolute unbelievable sick'n'beautiful

[kagy]

My whole street are hearing this by the way daily