Albums, Dubstep | JayKode & SubDocta Celebrate Xmas Early With “Red Alert”
Posted by VMan on December 19, 2019
JayKode and SubDocta, these are two names you should know if you’re into bass music. Recently the two dropped their jaw-dropping collaboration called “Red Alert” on Kannibalen Records. JayKode has always been a stand out producer when it comes to sound design and musicality which works well with the more wonky style of SubDocta. “Red Alert” is just what you need to end the year with, so make sure to add it to your party playlists for this Winter break!
Bass | Draeden Returns To Kannibalen With “Arbiter”
Posted by VMan on December 13, 2019
Draeden is a newer artist you need to keep your ears on. Since launching with his official Sullivan King remix on Kannibalen Records, the Montreal producer has dropped an EP and now another single! “Arbiter” continues his ties with the Kannibalen imprint by way of a cinematic sci-fi bass masterpiece. His previous work has all been spectacular, but there’s something special about “Arbiter” that just makes it stand out so much. It’s a great way to end 2019 for Draeden and we hope to see him release a lot more music in 2020!
Chill | Apashe Announces New LP With Lead Single
Posted by VMan on December 5, 2019
Apashe is easily one of the most underrated producers you are going to find. Since his beginnings he has pushed bass music to new heights and brought a level of musicality most producers could only dream to reach. They are lofty words, but Apashe’s iconic catalog backs it all up. He’s further added to it with one of his best records yet in “Distance” featuring the talented vocalist Geoffroy. This feels like it could pop in a big way and it sets up the future of Apashe which will see the release of his second album early next year!
Dubstep | YDG Gets Spooky With “Creep Show”
Posted by VMan on November 20, 2019
I smell a Kannibalen Christmas compilation coming soon… I can’t say for certain, but I can feel it and I think the Montreal label is kicking off the holiday season officially with YDG’s “Creep Show.” YDG has had numerous big collaborations in the past, but it’s always nice to see him flex his dark and heavy sound on his own. “Creep Show” takes some influence from 80’s horror with a demonic synth laden intro that develops into a gargantuan onslaught of gritty growls. “Creep Show” is enter at your own risk, but I say enter all the way.
Bass, Dubstep | Sam Lamar Gets Mystical With The Divination EP
Posted by VMan on November 8, 2019
Last time we saw Sam Lamar with Kannibalen Records he dropped his Major Arcana EP. Well, today he continues that magical endeavor with another EP, The Divination, on the Montreal label. This time around we get two bass singles, focusing in on the dubstep genre, but don’t expect the usual when it comes to Sam. He’s established a unique style and this EP sees the next step of his evolution. Not only does Sam Lamar have a signature style, but within each track he is able to take us on a ride through different sounds for a fresh experience. This is what bass music should be.
Bass | BTSM & TMRRW Go All Out With “Everything”
Posted by VMan on September 20, 2019
Black Tiger Sex Machine have had an unforgettable year thus far. Specifically in regard to their unrelenting festival season, BTSM continue to up the ante on what a show is to be about. A big part of that is the music and today they dropped their highly anticipated anthem “Everything” on their label Kannibalen Records alongside collaborators TMRRW and the ever so talented vocalist Micah Martin. “Everything” is an instant classic that blends rock and electro together like never before. Prepare yourself, things are about to get epic…
Bass | Sullivan King Finally Drops Iconic “Bad Times” Single
Posted by VMan on July 26, 2019
For a song called “Bad Times,” this new Sullivan King single is nothing but a good time, especially if you are a headbanging basshead. We’ve come to know Sullivan by his iconic metal meets dubstep sound, but lately Sullivan has been striding for a more alternative sound reminiscent of 2000’s rock. We get more of that here with Sullivan’s vocal soaring higher than ever before. “Bad Times” is a very distinct record which is no doubt why fans have been dying to have it since the first time it was dropped in a set. No more waiting, “Bad Times” is here.