Nostalgia is a thing that influences our cultural creation and consumption today, but nostalgia is also how Drum & Bass finds a way to reinvigorate itself and M-zine expresses this feeling immaculately. M-zine’s work is meticulous and transportive. He is an artist plucked from the deepest depths of Drum & bass music, and taking influences from genres like Techno, Hip-Hop, Soul & Funk, M-zine has carved his own niche in the Drum & Bass scene. M-zine started his journey as a Drum & Bass producer in 2011 with Proximity Recordings with two funky releases in Peristaltic and Riddance. His first Vinyl release came in 2012 with Swiss-based label Demand Records. Endings, a hypnotic low-end roller was heavily supported by some of the heavyweights in Drum & Bass like Doc Scott, Skeptical, Spinline, and Loxy. M-zine’s watershed moment as producer came when he started releasing his music on labels like Dispatch Recordings, 31 Recordings, and Warm Communications with a mention by Tom Yorke’s “Pissing In The Wind On A Monday” for his release on 31 Recordings. M-zine decided to go solo in 2018 to further expand his horizons that he had been sculpting for a decade; and with big releases on labels like Dispatch Recordings, Commercial Suicide, Critical Recordings, 31 Records, and a thumping release with Belgian trio Bredren that topped the Beatport charts, M-zine has comfortably registered his name as one of the finest producers in Drum & Bass.