A.M.C. Releases First Album in Four Years, ‘X12’
The 12-track LP from the Drum & Bass Award winner is out on his own Titan Records
Harry Levin
A.M.C. has shared his latest full-length album, X12. Coming out on his own label, Titan Records, this release is his first long-player since 2021’s VOID LP.
Across the 12 tracks, A.M.C. employs the type of high-energy skankin’ riddims that define his DJ sets. From the stuttering growls of “Nightmare” to the screechy slices on “Liftoff,” he continues his reputation for producing music that pushes sound systems to their absolute limits.
A.M.C. also ventures into other sounds within the album, such as the air-tight house cut, “Let Me Tell U SMTH.” While the layout of the beat shifts to four-on-the-floor, his sonic identity is unmistakable via the refined drums and frenetic sound design.
Before selecting these tracks to exist as a body of work, A.M.C. toured them extensively throughout dark London club nights, massive stages at major festivals, and all manner of forums in between. As the winner of Best DJ at the D&B Awards five years in a row, for him to personally choose these 12 tracks is a testament to the damage they’ve inflicted on the dancefloor.
X12 by A.M.C. is out now on Titan Records. Purchase it on Beatport.
