Bass, Chill | Porter Robinson – sad machine (juuku flip)
Posted by VMan on February 29, 2020
The more content (both audio and video) I get out of this juuku project, the more I am excited about it’s future. The countless remixes and original stand the test of time among other up-and-coming acts and really sets this project aside. If you are into emotionally-infused glitched out future bass look no further. Tune into juuku’s “Sad Machine” flip above!
Chill | Suniel Fox Drops Phenomenal Remix EP for “Everwide” Featuring David Starfire, NICO LUMINOUS, Oscure, & More
Posted by VMan on February 28, 2020
The original EP Everwide was very much known for embodying themes of rebirth and personal evolution. The success of the EP has inspired a slew of remixes, which Suniel Fox has collected and released in what he calls Everwide (The Remixes).
David Starfire, NICO LUMINOUS, Oscure, Henry Strange, Frank Royal, PNDA, and Bartek all put their take on the enchanting Suniel Fox releases. The re-imagining from so many young talents makes the remix EP more than a keeper.
“To me music is an expression of the collective human experience and it’s essential that the music I create be a part of that collective consciousness. My remix EP was an exercise in vulnerably sharing my personal experience and inviting my friends be a part of that process.”
– Suniel Fox
Chill | Progressive Brothers “Love For A Lifetime” A Unique Work From Start To Finish
Posted by VMan on February 27, 2020
A unique fusion of Progressive Brothers’ signature sound and a clever fusion of solid sample choice smash together to create the joy-some single “Love For A Lifetime.”
Sunburn Festival, VH1 Supersonic, EDC, and more are all on the horizon for the duo, keep an eye out for what they’re up to next.
An exciting sound from an expressive group is a big part of the pleasure centers that makes Progressive Brothers work.
Bass, Chill | Módl’s “Clementine” gets flipped upside down by juuku
Posted by VMan on February 11, 2020
Modl’s sappy top line is the perfect vocal to merge together alongside Juuku’s gritty yet emotional production style. Out now via Suicide Sheep’s recently started record label Found/Red, Juuku has touched up and dropped his first ever official remix. Taking on “Clementine” by Modl, he gives it an ultimate face lift. Watch the spacey self-made animated visual above and I’d place your bets on this Juuku guy, with drops as consistent and well done as his output, 2020 is looking as bright as ever.
Chill | Teez & Darwin x Mainecoon Slamdunk With Passionate Dance Single “Without You”
Posted by VMan on February 9, 2020
With a collective multi-million stream count between the two act (three producer) dynamo, “Without You” is the latest sonic experiment delivered through a multitude of genre influences, vibes, and more. After Teez met Darwin and Mainecoon around summer of 2018, a friendship and collaborative spirit ensued, bringing upon the world the multi-faced experience that is “Without You”
Teez, having dropped on DJ Snake’s label and been influenced by a host of DJ’s and musicians, makes a strong impression on those caught within his musical net. In 2020, he will be expanding his horizons as to what to bring into the Teez music world.
With fast success under a fresh alias, Darwin x Mainecoon have been steaming ahead full-force month after month, producing steady works that gained the support A-listers like Nicky Romero, Martin Garrix, Klingande, Showtek.
Chill | Nashville artist Hank Compton Releases Visual for “Judge Me”
Posted by VMan on February 3, 2020
Nashville native, Hank Compton, goes for the gut with his rich storytelling, creating music that dives beyond the surface level exposing his greatest highs and lows. Compton’s music blends his influences of classic rock and 80’s pop devising a modern sound with a nostalgic feel. His sound is versatile and comes from many different influences. Check out his new music video for his recently released single “Judge Me” above now and keep this dude on your radars!
Bass, Chill | JOY Makes World-Culture Vibe Shine In “System of Life”
Posted by VMan on January 24, 2020
LA based JOY has nailed a unique bass vibe in “System of Life.” From heavy drums to fantasy oriented synth work, JOY pulls together a groovy, rhythmic feel that’s as positive as it is impacting.
It’s easy to want to escape monotony in today’s world, Ken Hankins, AKA JOY, helps listeners do just that with universal sound-of-sorts that creative and passionate.
Choosing the name JOY to help spread just that, the soloist has come along way and stringed together a vibrant production/live music experience here. If you like what you hear click through and learn more about JOY.