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Akon – Right Now Na Na Na (Kratex Remix)
This remix is one entry in Kratex’s ambitious project HOUSE THIS. – 101 House Music Remixes. He’s committed to releasing 101 remixes over 101 consecutive days, taking well-known songs and transforming them into house and…
CASSA – Whippin’
CASSA is based in Los Angeles and has been building a presence in the tech house and bass house scenes. While “Whippin’” marks his first release on PROFOUND, the track’s confident delivery and immediate club…
Adame Twins, CPARK – MOTION
Despite being based on opposite sides of Canada — Vancouver and Toronto — the two connected through this collaboration. “MOTION” marks a cross-country link-up that brings the West Coast and East Coast bass scenes together…
Drake – Shabang (Keys N Krates Flip)
Rooted in Toronto’s diverse music scene, their sound has always drawn from the city’s mix of hip-hop, dancehall, drum & bass, and electronic history. Over the years they’ve released music on Dim Mak and Mad…
BoxHead – Now Dance
Drum & Bass producer BoxHead has shared a new track titled “Now Dance,” premiered via Drumad and set for full release as part of Voidcat Audio’s new compilation Galvanize Vol. 1. “Now Dance” serves as…
BANkaJI – 350
Denver-turned-New York producer BANkaJI has returned with a sharp new three-track release titled REBEL. All three tracks are available as free downloads. The set continues BANkaJI’s signature experimental bass approach — glitchy, grimy, and focused…
Little Tools – Saturday (Original Mix)
When an imprint is literally named Thicc Freqness Records, you know the release is coming with heavy sub-bass weight and thick, analog-driven low end. Producer Little Tools steps up to the plate on the label…
Seek N Destroy – Step To Tha (Proxy – Raven Seek N Destroy Remix)
Proxy released “Raven” in 2008 on Tiga’s Turbo Recordings. The track quickly became a staple of the electro and rave scene of that era. Its driving, industrial-edged energy earned support from heavyweights including Boys Noize,…