Category Archives: Downloads

At its core, “Pumpin Jumpin” thrives on the intersection of Bassline and Modern UK Garage. Bushbaby has a signature way of making his low-ends feel “round”—they have weight and punch without ever feeling muddy.

“Time Again” is a sophisticated, high-energy track that leans into the signature UK house sound. It’s built on a foundation of skipping percussion and a driving bassline that demands movement. What sets this track apart is its texture; it manages to feel “roomy” and atmospheric while maintaining a tight, rhythmic core that doesn’t let up.

ROTO has been quietly carving out a niche as a producer who isn’t afraid to push boundaries. By taking “4RAWS” and applying this hyper-distorted lens, ROTO proves that the “flip” is an art form in itself. It’s about taking a recognizable vibe and accelerating it until it reaches a breaking point.

Clocking in at a steady 123 BPM, the remix finds that “sweet spot” for organic house. It’s fast enough to keep a dancefloor moving, yet grounded enough for a sunset session or a late-night drive. The percussion is crisp but never abrasive, layering organic textures that feel like they were recorded in a desert at dusk.

Leikeli47 has always been the queen of “attitude-driven” rap, but Aylen takes her razor-sharp flow and builds a high-octane electronic exoskeleton around it. The result is a track that is impossible to sit still to.

It feels like a “Midnight in NYC” anthem reimagined for a festival stage or a dark warehouse set. It’s for the listener who loves the lyrical weight of 90s rap but craves the low-end theory of modern electronic production.

Frasathy, the Ecuadorian electronic producer known for his high-energy “House of Perreo” sets, has brought a distinct Latin-Electronic edge to this collaboration.

While the standard version focused on Poppy Baskcomb’s soulful delivery and a groovy, radio-friendly rhythm, the VIP Mix is designed for maximum impact on a massive sound system.

A collaboration that perfectly captures the “drift phonk” aesthetic, this track isn’t just a song—it’s a mood, and a dive into the subconscious all rolled into one.