Back in August, Zomboy fans were put at ease with the release of ‘Rebel Bass‘, his first original of the calendar year. The combination of the monstrous track with his new Rott N’ Roll Radio promised more to come from the dubstep legend, and the hype has only continued to grow, with Zomboy announcing a massive North American tour alongside…
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A strong contender for project of the year, What So Not‘s debut album Not All The Beautiful Things greatly surpassed all expectations. Chris Emerson explored foreign territories while staying true to his roots with pristine production matched with unparalleled versatility. So, when the legendary Aussie producer announced (more) remixes for Not All The Beautiful Things, fans wished for added diversity and continued…
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While you might not have missed today’s track per se, it’s quite likely you forgot about it. Released on OWSLA in 2015 as part of his Vicious EP, Aryay’s ‘R You Ok’ is easily one of the most memorable tracks the American producer has made. After coming across it again recently, I knew I had to bring it back. The…
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Some would argue that dubstep is recently becoming a battle of sound design, with less importance given to musicality and melody. Legends such as Flux Pavilion certainly think so, as his recent tweet suggests he is growing tired of this monotony. While this debate is very subjective, there’s no denying that Oliverse is one of the best at combining melodic aspects…
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The wait is over and Malaa‘s Illegal Mixtape Vol. 2 is finally here. The dynamic masked-producer returns with eleven hand-picked singles, a combination of his own works and submissions by highly-regarded peers like Godamn & Crossnaders, Dillon Nathaniel, Bellecour, Adult Art Club, Malive, Lucati, and Matroda. Currently on his headlining North American tour, Malaa mania has been sweeping across the…
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2018 has been a booming year for Lucchii. With over fifteen releases, some of which on big labels such as Deadbeats, Super 7 Records and OTODAYO, the Las Vegas-based producer has emanated unparalleled versatility as of late. Touching on everything from industrial bass to minimal trap, it’s hard to be surprised yet easy to be impressed by what Lucchii produces.…
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Dr. Ozi never disappoints. The Canadian producer has a unique style that makes his tracks immediately enjoyable, without becoming repetitive after a couple of listens. You can still hear bass DJs playing out his 2016 track ‘Youth In Asia’, while ‘HartyHar’ and ‘BLT’ are still in my personal rotation of dubstep favourites. Earlier this year, his Vital EP was followed by an…
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A few weeks back, we had the pleasure of connecting with Just A Gent to discuss his http://EP project, among other things. Released on November 2nd, the Newcastle-based producer states “the new EP is more or less an evolution of the Just A Gent sound“. With tracks such as the euphoric ‘Hold’ featuring Thief and the gritty ‘404‘ included in the work,…
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Brazilian producer Marcioz first caught my attention last year with his track ‘Ayre for Rejection’. He combined innocent beauty with blatant energy in a way that nobody had ever done it before, and followed that up with a versatile four-track EP on bitbird before remixing San Holo’s ‘One Thing’. After a six-month hiatus, the talented producer is back and stronger…
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bitbird‘s core roster are continuously pushing musical boundaries. Along with San Holo, artists such as DROELOE, BeauDamian and Taska Black are blurring lines between indie and electronic music, giving dance music euphony and emotion. This genre-defying mentality is on full display in the label’s latest release, a beautiful single from Taska Black titled ‘Get Out Of My Head’ featuring Midoca. Ahead…
