The reason why the wider world has suddenly fallen for the dark, bass-fueled, off-kilter rhythms of dubstep is uncertain, but it has and Caspa is regarded as one of the biggest names in the scene. His debut album 'Everybody's Talking, Nobody's Listening!' was released in May 2009 to global acclaim, his ongoing touring schedule makes you feel tired just looking at it and his Dub Police club night at fabric (the club's only dubstep residency) is the most successful and in demand night in their calendar. In the last year he's also won fans for his in-demand remix work, taking on the task of mixing Depeche Mode, Deadmau5, Miike Snow, Breakage and Adam F as well as bringing through exciting new talents like Emalkay and The Others on his own labels... Like we said, it's been quite a year for the man.

Now in 2010, Caspa shows no sign of letting up. One thing is for sure though, he plans to get back in the studio, "Last year was great but I was DJing so much that it was hard to find the time to make new music and I had to almost limit myself to remixes, which I want to change this year." Although with two tours of America scheduled between now and April, don't expect things to change too radically.

On this, his first release of the year, Caspa brings us 'I Beat My Robot' and a new jump-up-and-go-nuts Drum'n'Bass mix of 'Marmite' by Original Sin. With both tracks suited strictly for a peak-time dancefloor you're unlikely to hear these outside of the rave (and Radio 1), but rest assured these will blow the roof off any party.