Rizzle

John Rizzle is a man on a mission. A name that you might not know, it seems like he’s determined 2018 be the year that all changes, the year in which he goes from a relative unknown to a regular on Dispatch and beyond.

Three years deep into releasing D&B and counting, the Bournemouth based producer claims to be influenced by the combination of musicality and nastiness native to producers such as Break and Alix Perez. His deft navigation of wobbly sub-bass and boom-bap drum breaks make his music a wild ride through minimality and over-the-top extremity, putting his influences on full display and keeping you on the edge of your seat time and time again.

But despite the maturity endemic to his productions, he’s very much a work in progress and during our conversation he regularly mentions how much he’s learnt and will continue to learn. This is especially exciting considering In 2017 he released his first EP – Ascension – on Dispatch, followed by another Dispatch EP earlier this year and an incredible outing on Vandal shortly after.

Friday saw his third Dispatch release in just over a year, so we caught up with him to find out where he came from, how he makes music, why Dispatch see him as so in-line with their sound and what else he has in store for us.