10 years after it’s original release, Bass Clef is re-releasing his second album “May The Bridges I Burn Light The Way”. The title proved eerily prophetic as it seemingly severed connections with the then metamorphosing Dubstep scene and set its sights weirder and wider.

The album received good reviews in DJ Mag, Kruger, Quietus, Time Out, BBC Online, Stool Pigeon, Clash, Uncut, The Skinny, The Financial Times, and Future Music.

It was IDJ’s “Album Of The Month” and Mojo magazine’s “Underground Album Of The Month”. It was also described by Lisa Blanning in The Wire as “slightly goofy” which I am in no way whatsoever still upset about.

Tracks were played by Huw Stephens at BBC Radio 1.

The track “Heartbreak Soca Cascade” has ended up being the widest known and most streamed Bass Clef cut to date, after it soundtracked a memorable carnival scene in an epsiode of cult UK Tv show ‘Skins’.