There is no denying that Chee is one of the most underrated producers in bass right now. With a sound unlike any other and sound design on par with the greats, it’s a shame the South African-born, Philadelphia-based artist is not headlining festivals at this point. Coming off his stellar Read Once Then Destroy EP released back in February, the…
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Space Laces‘ Overdrive EP was some of the most forward-thinking and ingenious bass music the scene has heard in a minute last year. With this project, the Louisville-based mastermind regained the throne as the king of sound design, leaving competitors far in the dust behind him. Now, Never Say Die has picked a handful of bass music’s hottest names to…
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Subtronics is a man of the people. As one of the most active artists in his respective Facebook fan page known as the Cyclops Army, there’s no denying his undying love for his supporters. Today, the talented producer pays homage to his loyal fans by naming his new project, the Cyclops Army EP, after them. “The track ‘Cyclops Army’ exists because I…
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In a scene saturated with artists solely focused on sound design, Oliverse is among the few and the best who are keeping the melodic elements of dubstep alive. Thriving off musicality, the British artist’s sound is built on a foundation of gritty bass lines and insanely captivating melodies. Now, the talented producer returns to his roots with the Outerworld EP, his second…
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Although known for his genre-defying and boundary-pushing edits, Florida-based artist PlayTime is quickly making a name for himself on the original production front as well. Today, we are ecstatic to be premiering his latest solo endeavour titled ‘Break It,’ as it sees the budding producer explore the past and present styles of trap all in one cohesive piece. When asked…
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Ekali‘s Crystal Eyes EP was one of last year’s most versatile and innovative projects. So, who better to flip the project’s title track from a soothing ballad into a gritty bass banger than msft., one of our favourite break-out acts in recent months. From remixing greats such as Louis the Child officially, to TroyBoi unofficially, to even editing BROCKHAMPTON’s ‘STAR’…
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Circus Records signee and Nova Scotia native CRaymak is as consistent as any other major player in the bass realm. From working with some of Canada’s most underrated producers such as Apriskah and Sam Lamar, to recently collaborating with the legendary Flux Pavilion on ‘Saviour,’ the talented artist has proven his ability to turn any genre of electronic music into a…
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What a year 2019 has been for the return of legends. From Flume to Madeon, Moody Good to Dog Blood and more, these last few months have been a blessing for electronic music fans, and yesterday, another legend returned to the mix. We had wished for Jai Paul‘s return in October of 2018 in our #tbt series and never really…
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At the end of April, tices landed on our Focus Five segment because the criminally underrated producer’s consistency and versatility should no longer be swept under the rug. Through a plethora of hard-hitting trap beats and vibey future beat tracks, the Strasbourg-based artist is slowly yet surely climbing the ranks as one of our favourite beat-makers. Now, tices furthers our…
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French producers seem to have a knack for knocking out consistent bangers on a regular basis. This year alone, Samplifire has released Termination and Nightmare, two four-track EPs to go along with a couple of other singles and remixes. Conversely, his French counterpart ECRAZE has been busy in the depths of his studio working on material sure to become the…
