NOTION · FITNESS FIRST ft. SLEW Notion has long been a staple in the UK bassline and garage scene (recently snagging a BRIT Award nomination for his remix of “The Days”), but “FITNESS FIRST” sees…
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Fetty Wap – Trap Queen (Yes Chef Flip)
Yes Chef · Fetty Wap – Trap Queen (Yes Chef Flip) Yes Chef is a growing name in the bass community, with releases on labels like LoFreq and Aspire Higher. Known for tracks that mix…
John Summit – Lights Go Out (So Sus Edition)
So Sus · John Summit – Lights Go Out (So Sus Edition) The So Sus Edit of “Lights Go Out” takes the original’s emotional core and drags it into the shadows. Instead of the expected…
Getter – STAB UP feat. Shakewell
GETTER · STAB UP feat. Shakewell This release marks a significant moment for Getter. “Stab Up” serves as the lead track for the DOOM EP, which is the first chapter in a planned trilogy of…
Jazzy, Spriitzz – Can’t Deny It (Dart Remix)
Jazzy · Can't Deny It (Dart Remix) While the original thrives on its groove and Jazzy’s signature vocal hooks, the Dart Remix builds a massive, atmospheric soundscape around them. The tempo shift gives the lyrics…
Vusive – thrpy (dub)
Vusive · thrpy (dub) Vusive continues to prove why he’s a name to watch in the experimental bass world. “THRPY DUB” is a sophisticated addition to any playlist focused on underground sessions.
Kratex – Tutari (Extended Edit)
Kratex · Tutari (Extended Edit) When the traditional sound of Maharashtra meets the high-energy pulse of the global dance floor, you get Kratex. His track “TUTARI” isn’t just a song; it’s the blueprint for a…
John Summit – LIGHTS GO OUT
John Summit · John Summit – LIGHTS GO OUT For a while, John Summit was the undisputed king of “tech-house-meets-pop-vocals.” But “LIGHTS GO OUT” sees him leaning into the “Mainstage” and “Techno-Trap” influences he’s been…
Gino – Safari Quest
Gino · GINO – SAFARI QUEST [OUT NOW] Gino has carved out a niche for himself by blending technical precision with raw, unfiltered energy. “SAFARI QUEST” feels like a modern tribute to the “jungle” roots…