His album 'Everybody's Talking, Nobody's Listening' has been bringing heat on the dubstep radar, mainly because of the already established (but previously unreleased) anthems it holds. Contrary to the album's title, soon everybody will be listening to the future sounds of dubstep. Throughout the record Caspa aptly transforms and shape-shifts with tunes that swathe the entire spectrum: from colossal dancefloor anthems to lively club-tearing wobblers to sublime downtempo escapes to hip hop-geared bangers, all the way right through to the tech end of the scale. His ability to create a peak-time floor-filler has never been questioned (especially not after 2008's immense remix of TC's 'Where's My Money?'), and the precision of his throttling basslines is matchless, but the album proves that his skills reach far beyond the dancefloor. Working with vocalists such as Dynamite MC, Uncle Sam and Beezy, Caspa steps up once again to expand the conformities of dubstep; his collab with Uncle Sam, 'Lon-Don City' (a radio-friendly anthem for the capital's youth), is a striking stand-out example.

As the man like David Rodigan states at the start of the album: "Are you listening? Because Caspa's playing."