Dustice - Bounce
A testament to music turned into earthquake, “Bounce” delivers bass in your face like never before and imposes dancing through its sublime use of low frequency synths and drums. A simple yet subversive use of vocals permeates the very soul of this euphonic composition; It is a bounce all around piece that will have your core moving and your mind melt.
EKER - The End
EKER brings a mix of epic and hard-style: “The End” and breaks the mold of the EDM paradigm. The sheer power behind paced, hardcore drops shatters the norm of syncopation as it diverges towards the end with its clever use of its elements to cement it final moments with a hard hitting ground-breaking bass synth that pierces through the subtlety of its previously more paced rhythmic sounds.
A.O.T - End of the Night
Few songs can mix groove and head elements into one package: “End Of The Night” by A.O.T hits the mark and achieves a perfect balance of bass and sublime memorable vibes which flow within the currents of the electronic music genre mash. At its core, this song uses simple yet provoking, catchy lyrics which accentuate the mesmerizing accomplishment of indulging dance grooves into a hard track.
HY3RID - Nightmare
HY3RID brings terror and monstrous basses in a horror packaged track labeled “Nightmare”. This themed composition from hell itself bends sound to create an intense, aggressive atmosphere that indulges the senses into absolute madness and chaos.
Nikademis - Lights Out
Nikademis brings an absolute banger “Lights out” and makes a statement: Bass. A powerhouse of its own, this track takes little time to prepare us for the beautiful horror that drops; It gets to the core of its massive low frequency energy and melts the soul away.
Wuki - I See You Ft. Stoppa
Wuki, collaborating on a feature with Stoppa, sets a high standard in newer subsets of trap music with this heavy bass hit “I See You”. This incredible powerhouse of bass and heavy leads builds incredible tension; a rising build of mind blown madness waiting to be released.
Calivania - DOOM (Memba Remix)
I just remember locking Glenn in the eyes as I’m flying out of the boat while “DOOM” is going off and I felt like I was in a scene straight out of some action movie. This remix by Memba is now forever going to be in my head due to what transpired today. And to be honest I am completely fine with that because the remix hits home in all the right places; the beat kicks, the vocals rip and the drop is heavy.
Pretty Fun - The Hype
Consisting of extremely phat bass, this track is sure to get your booty shaking in the club yet still give you the ability to finesse them hips being there are ample groove waves consistent though out the piece. On top of all that “The Hype” has these immersive deep vocals intertwined within the mix for all of the perfect points to get the party fired up beyond anything you could have ever thought imaginable.
PulseMotive – Sounds of Freedom
All trips are unique to the individual experiencing them, but the catalyst sparking the expedition remains constant. There’s a track titled “Sounds of Freedom” that was just released this past week, written and produced by a group named PulseMotive, and it has proven to be a supporting pillar in my daily endeavors.
LUX – House Party
As we hop into “House Party” we are welcomed with some vivaciously groovy elements that are so well mastered you can’t help but get down and dirty for a hot minute. But then as we proceed further in deeper, listeners are elevated to max capacity as the second drop bursts its way onto the scene.
rule85 & YARO – Place With The Bass
I was already happy for rule85 & YARO for their new release as the production on their new track is completely stellar. Right now though I’m immensely appreciative on an entirely new level that the pair cooked up this huge release, I’m sure you can understand why.
Y2K & bbno$ – Lalala (Oliver Heldens Remix)
All in all, this remix made by Oliver Heldens goes the distance through and through. As it begins we are quickly reminded of the original with a tight vocal snippet from the original, backed by a well produced beat featuring a wicked drum backing. As the jam plays out we become aware that this is truly a work of Heldens as his catchy signature house style is certainly prevalent.
Zeds Dead x Illenium – Where The Wild Things Are
Hopping into this absolute banger of a song we are immediately embraced with soulful vocals that emanate brilliance and meaning. The audience becomes more aware of the grand design between space and time as they swim through these vocals.
Big Wild – Pale Blue Dot
It’s essentially a unique trap beat of sorts perfect for a rave, but one that would vibe equally as well in a small club like Echostage in DC. Iv’e had this in my gym playlist for a minute now and it fits into my routine perfectly so if you’re looking for some tracks to get down to this might be a right fit for you.
Zeds Dead & REZZ – Into The Abyss
Have a listen to this collab for yourself as it will surely get your wheels turning. It’s deep and full of spark, perfect if you are at home quarantined looking to bang out a few sets on that iron gym that’s been sitting under your bed in the abyss for the past year. It’s time to bust that thing out finally and go to town.
Rezz & Malaa – Criminals
Now here’s a collaboration that no one asked for, but everyone needs. I’d like to present to you today “Criminals” put together by the trippy bass tanks themselves, Rezz & Malaa. The two joined up to give their fans a special treat for Halloween and boy oh boy was the treat sweet.
SNBRN & BLU J – You Got Me Ft. Cara Frew
Upon entering into this piece we are welcomed with the sultry female vocals of Cara Frew and they reign supreme as the jam plays out. When you start to wonder what the singer looks like in person you know you have some good vocals on your hands, and that’s precisely what’s happening as “You Got Me” continues to crank on the speakers.
goldy47 – Pull Up
The track goes by the name “Pull Up” and it was crafted by goldy47, a low-key artist based out of Solothurn, Switzerland. It’s one of those jams that make you want to run the trap then sail off in a yacht through the West Pacific at sun set.
RL Grime & Juelz – Formula
I’m telling you bros and broletts, if you haven’t heard this one yet it’s time to tune in. The track whips up some terrifying noise combinations that will send shivers up your spine all the while making you want to drink up every last bit of its delightfully sweet formula.
Zeds Dead & DNMO – Save My Grave Ft. GG Magree
As the audience switches on their headset, they are immediately encountered by that deep fathoming bass Zeds Dead is so well known for. Tied along with GG Magrees affecting vocal work, we soon find ourselves on a journey that we wish will never end.