2009 was the birth year for interdimensional label Betamorph Recordings. To our friends in China it may have been the year of the Ox, but in the Dubstep calendar it was the year of the ALIEN. Growing from the bass heavy fruit of veteran DJ's and producers Dylan James (aka Deej), Chris McCahill (aka Megatron), and Adam Firer (aka Get Physical) Betamorph has been pummeling the scene with a twisted series of epic soundscapes and dirty symphonies. Nominated in the Best New Label category of the Dubstep Forum Awards in 2009, Betamorph is now ready to conquer the world with their unparalleled brand of subterranean sci-fi beats.

Taking the visceral edge of Deej’s roots in the early nineties Los Angeles rave scene and combining it with Megatron’s seminal graphic imagery, visions of a galactic future have helped Betamorph to create a rare coalition between art and music. The science fiction imagery synonymous with every Betamorph release is symbolic of the ethos that Dubstep’s lack of boundaries epitomize the innovation capable in a digital age. The Betamorph symbol not only represents a futuristically styled archive of groundbreaking music, but a fair deal for the artist, a perspective that many currently see as alien.

This has allowed Betamorph to build a prolific catalogue and extend their reach worldwide. The artist roster not only includes insane talent from Fonik, Point.Blank, Halo Nova, D-Jahsta, Filth Collins, Stenchman and Mark Instinct but also releases from legends like DZ, Barbarix and 12th Planet. Already positioned at the forefront of the Dubstep revolution, Betamorph have also been picked up by Symphonic Distribution and featured as their label of the month more than once. Although based stateside, Betamorph have also been harboring talent from around the globe. A partnership with mastering engineer Rick Simons aka SymbL and British journalist Simon Fogg has helped ensure that the label’s output will always match the quality of the imagery and the beats in professionalism, but also in never becoming predictable. Betamorph conquers across all platforms.

With the spotlight on 2012, look out for forthcoming releases from Suspicious Stench, Filth Collins, Balkansky, Casket, Artem Zlobin, Endboss, Itchy Robot, Trowa, Monty, Sinister Souls and many others. There are even talks of working with S.T. Holdings towards pressing vinyl to compliment digital releases and add a new strand to Betamorph’s empire. Since the label’s inception, the Betamorph journey has been unreal. This is the future of Dubstep: a genre currently undergoing Betamorphosis. http://betamorphrecordings.com