Bass | Black Tiger Sex Machine Team Up With Blanke & Drop New EP
Posted by VMan on March 15, 2019
Black Tiger Sex Machine unveil the next chapter in their post-apocalyptic saga with their Download the Future EP. This two-track project features a major collaboration with the up and coming Australian producer Blanke, who previously partnered up with Rezz on a track. Together these two acts created “Hacker,” an electro-fueled gem that has a bit of a surprise for listeners. On the flip side, BTSM keep it solo for the title track that brings down the house with bass. With festival season upon us, don’t be surprised when these two gems keep popping up in sets everywhere.
Bass, Dubstep | Birthdayy Partyy Celebrate Their Birthday With Remix of “Ouch”
Posted by VMan on March 8, 2019
Birthdayy Partyy celebrated their actual birthday yesterday with the release of their remix of “Ouch” by Bring Me The Horizon. We’ve seen the twin brothers take on many genres in the past, dubstep being one of them, and here they return to the bass-booming style once again. This wub-heavy remix is coming just in time as festival season is around the corner. With so many bass DJ’s taking over festivals across the world, don’t be surprised when you hear this one pop up in a lot of sets. It’s got everything a great bass track needs. Lastly, this is a gift from Birthdayy Partyy, so download it for free!
Bass, Chill, Remix | Juuku Starts Off Hot w/ BANKS Flip
Posted by VMan on March 7, 2019
Wow, this remix goes hard! Juuku’s debut release is a massive flip of BANKS single “Under The Table” and it is super dope. Juuku is a new artist on my radar but the music speaks for itself. The slow and gradual build up turns into something cinematic and movie soundtrack sounding. Does this producer score movies when he’s not creating bangers? Nobody knows quite yet but the layers upon layers of gnarly sound really hit home for me here. Stream the new flip by Juuku above!
Bass, Chill | TWO LANES Release Heart-Warming Lowly Single “Back Down (Feat. Kwesi)”
Posted by VMan on March 7, 2019
TWO LANES quickly jumped onto the scene in 2018, which was their first year under the alias. With several singles now under their belt and support coming from a variety of different points, TWO LANES’ “Back Down (Feat. Kwesi)” marks a continuation of their creative sound design and modern dance feel. Much of TWO LANES’ has an introverted indie feel, “Back Down” falls right into this lane, sustained synths adding an almost theatrical drama to it.
TWO LANES have acclaimed millions of plays in a few short months with their deep-seeded releases that always leave you thinking. TWO LANES haven’t shared much about themselves, a few photos here and there and they’ve also shared they are brothers as well. They have reached HypeM #1 three times and have been supported by Sirius XM Chill, Kasbo, Zeds Dead, Trap Nation, Mr Suicide Sheep and many others.
Bass | Shlizk Puts Her Melodic Twist on Galantis’ “Bones”
Posted by VMan on March 7, 2019
Shlizk has released her take on Galantis’ recent original “Bones,” putting her twist on the original that new and veteran Shlizk fans alike with be familiar with. Shlizk style tends to be a blend of thick 808 with a bit of melody included. “Bones (Shlizk Remix)” contains this and much more during the three minute ride. The soloist teeters on the line between dance, trap and pop well, pulling together an eclectic balance of each to inflate the original with something new and worthy.
DJ/producer Shlizk has been in the game for years, releasing tunes in which tens of thousands have been touched by and locking down performances on multiple continents. Shlizk dedicates herself to the craft and clearly gets passion and life out the music she makes, “Bones (Shlizk Remix)” is far from the last tune she’s set to make.
Bass | Focus Fire Creates Bass-Oriented Original “Everybody Wants” Alongside David Shane and Exclusion
Posted by VMan on March 7, 2019
Focus Fire and Exclusion have made an emotionally charged original that hits you in the feels fast, “Everybody Wants (feat. David Shane).” The highly melodic and enchanting vocals soften the listener while the drop soon follows after. The single gets quite technical with the first and second half’s of the tune almost playing out like 2 different songs. The build up and drops are bass-oriented at the core, yet are built on a cloudy soundscape that are all it’s own – the totality of the tune being professional and quality.
Focus Fire have been busy late 2018, early 2019, with several singles already behind them this year. Collaborations with Similar Outskirts, Nanoo, Exclusion, and David Shane showcases Focus Fire’s ability to fan the creative flames to full ignition with all the creators they work with. Given Focus Fire’s ease of finishing productions, their 5th single of 2019 most likely isn’t far away.
Bass, Chill | Stickybuds Releases Well-Curated Remix Album Of “Take A Stand”
Posted by VMan on March 1, 2019
Stickybuds has become a cult favorite within the dance music community, in particular his live performance fanbase is rabid and widespread, a look at his SoundCloud – his most popular streaming channel – showing nearly 1 million plays across multiple Shambhala Festival mixes. That’s dedication. On the production side, Stickybuds is far from underwhelming. His 9-track album “Take A Stand” features dub, glitch-hop, funk, and experimental and collaberations with Burro Banton, Richard Kim, Rubi Dan, Prince Alla, and many others.
For the remix album there was no holding back, a total of 16 artist hand-picked and lined up on this beauty. Hydraulix, Chris Munky, Ed Solo, Ahee, Kotek and many more all bring different colors and flair to the Stickybuds sounds, delivering a unique collection of tunes to be enjoyed time and time again.