Miura Records emerges not as a departure but as a deliberate shadow sibling to the mighty theBasement Discos – a dedicated channel for the deep and the raw within the underground spectrum. This is a haven for cutting-edge impulses that resist neat categorisation, where the spirit moves freely between Lo-Fi House, Deep Tech, Acid, Garage, and Breakbeat. Its latest invocation welcomes UK producer John Randle, who temporarily steps away from his familiar ground on No Gimmicks to navigate these fresh pastures. His debut single arrives not as a reinvention, but as a migration carried out with his signature, groovy optimism firmly intact.

Premiered here, “Know That” is an immediate and radiant transmission of pure floor chemistry. John Randle works with an alchemist’s touch, weaving three essential elements into a spell of motion. Classic 90s synth stabs pierce the atmosphere with crystalline, colour-drenched chords, painting the track’s sky with infectious melody. Beneath this, a bouncing bassline provides a rubbery, irresistible foundation – a spring-loaded mechanism that animates the entire body. The true enchantment, however, is the vocal hook confetti: scattered, euphoric fragments of human warmth that cascade through the mix, offering glints of recognition and sheer joy. Together, they forge a tune of brilliant, uncomplicated uplift, a masterclass in using timeless tools to craft a moment that feels both intimately familiar and thrillingly alive.

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