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In the latest episode of our Beat From Scratch series, we join Osmosis Jones at W1 Curates Studios in London to uncover the secrets behind his productions.

The Australian producer has established himself as one of the rising stars of the global UK garage scene, touring the world and building an impressive catalogue of releases on labels including ATW Records, REALM Records and ec2a.

In this episode, he walks us through his approach to creating a signature Osmosis Jones track, combining a sampled house vocal with his distinctive, bouncy drums and infectious grooves.

Beat From Scratch offers a unique insight into an artist’s creative process in the studio. Starting with a blank session, each artist builds a track from the ground up in their own style, exploring everything from drum and synth programming to mixing, arrangement and more.

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    @vettimack

    so simple and easy, this guy knows how to make a groove. we can all agree this is what we want to see. I learnt alot from this, I feel like I work very similar to this.

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    @AbbyFurness

    an aussie producer building something this bouncy from a blank session at w1 curates, love watching the sampled house vocal come together 🔥🔊

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