| | Matrix Futurebound Universal Truth CD - Import Matrix Futurebound Discography of CDs
Already tipped as a contender for drum & bass album of the year, the hotly anticipated album 'Universal Truth' from MATRIX & FUTUREBOUND has a unique combination of musicality and club destroyers that also features house legend ROBERT OWENS, MC SPYDA (of 'More Fire' fame), MISTER WHO & LOUIS SMITH (who provided vocals on the last OPTICAL & ED RUSH CD). Matrix is a D&B legend-in the game 10 years, while Futurebound is one of it's young guns. Matrix Futurebound Universal Truth Songs | 1. | Universal Truth |
| 2. | Knite Riderz (Featuring MC Spyda) |
| 3. | Skyscraper |
| 4. | All Born Angels (Featuring Mister Who) |
| 5. | Rat Trap |
| 6. | Sand Storm |
| 7. | Strength 2 Strength |
| 8. | American Beauty (Vip Mix) |
| 9. | Family (Featuring Robert Owens) |
| 10. | Edge, The |
| 11. | Coast To Coast (Featuring Louis Smith) |
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