Coco Bryce’s Myor has explored wonky hip-hop and skweee as well as jungle. Based in Breda in the Netherlands, the project developed its downtempo interests after an early release and a gap in activity, before returning to jungle and breakbeat hardcore.
Coco Bryce created Myor Massiv in 2015 as a separate outlet for that jungle and hardcore music. His recordings sit alongside FFF, Light Club, and other contributors, giving those styles a dedicated place within the wider operation.
Related imprints reflect other parts of his taste. Faces Of Bass concentrates on four-to-the-floor hardcore, while Diamond Life began with more atmospheric jungle. Coco Bryce has described the boundary between Diamond Life and Myor Massiv as becoming blurred, with the music crossing the distinctions between the names.
