I usually wont post tracks that I expect to see on every music blog across the web by the end of the day, but this track is so righteous that I couldn’t pass it up. For the past year Kill The Noise has been making veteran producers weep with his immaculately futuristic sound. He is beyond a doubt one of the most talented producers in the industry; nearly everything he puts his hands on just blows me away, and this remix is no exception. The other-worldly textures KTN comes up with are nothing short of face-melting, and the progression has this evil momentum that will make you want to move, every time you hear the groove.
Fresh on the scene is Low Pass Records. The brain child of fellow Floridian bassheads Polish Pat and Thee Joker, this label has a lot of potential. Determined to make a name for themselves, they just dropped a massive compilation for their debut release featuring a wide range of talent and styles. With names like KLRGRM, Crimes!, Halo Nova & Keoki, I didn’t know what to expect. Here is what Pat has to say about their label:
The entire point of Low Pass Records is that we’re trying to showcase unsigned artists that have the talent, but aren’t getting the proper recognition they deserve (That doesn’t mean we haven’t brought on big names as well to help fuel the mix), and as the name implies, Low Pass Records is all about Bass and everything EDM. So if it’s Brostep,
Drumstep, or Moombahton, we’ll have it all and everything in-between.
The ‘Now That We Have Your Attention’ compilation LP already dropped on Beatport Jan. 26th, but keep an eye on LPR because I hear they have big things in store for the rest of the year. With EPs scheduled to drop every other week through May and another huge compilation LP set to drop at the end of the month, I wouldn’t be surprised if Low Pass becomes a household name very soon.
Low Pass Records - Now That We Have Your Attention
Kill Paris just put this beautiful banger up on Soundcloud yesterday. It seems like once he got his hands on the voluminous vocals of NY based singer-songwriter Lana Del Rey destiny just took over. With an immaculate touch, Kill Paris worked this remix into an epic slammer that gives you everything you’d expect from this powerful producer. What more could you want… A free download?.. You got it!
Destroying dance floors and causing more ruckus than football hooligans, Evol Intent have been on a spectacular roll recently, allowing themselves room to span genres with the flick of a wrist. and enlisting two of the hottest producers around to rework a pair of Evol Intent bangers.
First up is Reso, making a move on ‘Middle of the Night’, twisting it into a stunning DnB/Drumstep monster packed with grinding drops and beautifully euphoric breakdowns.
Next Knick’s alter-ego, Bro Safari, offers up his remix of ‘Under’. Taking the wide-open beauty of the original and pairing it with tough drums and winding musicality, this one will undoubtedly suit those epic end of the night moments.
Both remixes are deep and energetic, with more than plenty face-melting bass. Both bangers will be available on Evol Intent Recordings February 14th.
Never Say Die continues their rampage on the Dubstep scene with their core of monsterous artists. Following a huge single from Bristol-based duo Dodge & Fuski, the NSD crew is ready to unleash another massive release. This time it’s the turn of Finland’s 501. An artist who’s already turned heads with an impressive EP for Never Say Die last year 501 returns with a heavy-hitting vocal smasher featuring the one and only Belle Humble. With a flood of uncontrollable emotional stabs and spacy throwback synths, this epic tune is irresistibly wonderful.
Watch the behind-the-scenes video below, and grab your free copy of the radio mix here. The full release will be officially available on February 13th.
After their debut release, ‘Unstoppable’, made it to #1 on the TrackitDown charts, the British Trio known as Street Creeps is following up with an intense four track EP for Demon Dub Records. Leaning on more than 15 years of experience, the group relies on their influences from early 90’s underground warehouse parties and and the jungle sound to fuel their style.
‘Bitches’ is packed with Hip-Hop flavor and juddering bassline combinations designed to set dance floors alight. If you’re a fan of US style Dubstep then this will undoubtedly sit nicely in your set.
Then Street Creeps show another side to their style with ‘Pie Riddim’, a bouncing carnival style Moombathon rhythm with euphoric breakdowns and stomping drop sections.
Ending with my personal favorite, the Creeps turn their hand to epic vocal Dubstep on ‘Can’t Let Go’, a wide open piece of music that’s packed with melody and rising chord progressions. Perfect for a set ender.
This EP is set to make waves. Keep an eye out for this one to drop later in the month.
After nearly selling out all the pre-sale tickets for the Vava Voom Tour, Bassnectar decided to drop another freebee mixtape. If you don’t have tickets for the tour already, make sure to move fast if you want to avoid second-hand scalpers. And you can grab your copy of the mixtape here.
Drum and Bass titan, Sub Focus, has returned to the studio after destroying dancefloor arenas worldwide with his incredible live show, to work on the much anticipated follow up to his self-titled debut album released in 2009. Scheduled to drop later this year, ‘Falling Down’ is the first teaser from Sub Focus’ album, and Ram Records is letting it go for free. Grab your copy now.
Fellow Floridian and striving producer, Sirkit, is starting off 2012 on the right path. With releases lined up on Samoa Good Recordings and Gamma Audio, I see big things in the future for this young padawan. Follow him on facebook if you want to be in the know.
Ayah Marar is a name you should know; dubbed ‘the queen of UK bass’ and with a loyal following of ‘bunheads’, Ayah has been putting in work for years. She’s collaborated with huge names such as Camo & Krooked, and Total Science (to name a few). This time she teams up with rising Dubstep behemoth, Cutline, for the first release on her new label: Hustle Girl. With plans to unleash mighty bass music hell on anyone and everyone with a pair of ears, I expect big things from Ayah and her new label in 2012.
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