Bass

Although the trap scene in India is nothing like it is in North America, Baajewala has been able to combine his musical influences with his cultural identity to consistently create a unique listening experience. After earning the attention of the trap lord UZ himself as well as established artists such as QUIX and Hydraulix, the talented beat maker has been hard…

Unleashed from captivity on Halloween of 2015, ‘Lurid’ depicts the earliest spice and flare of South Jersey’s Charlie Quigley in the days when the forward-thinking, boundary-shattering DIGITAL ETHOS project was just beginning to take shape. Still one of my favorite ETHOS tracks to-date, ‘Lurid’ utilizes a mesmerizing introduction equipped with tight-wound percussion and firm bass notes to build a sense…

Freeform bass pioneer WEKS is swiftly becoming a hot ticket item, distinguishing his experimental, production-heavy style from the masses with the release of his highly anticipated Terp Sauce EP, which dropped just shy of two weeks ago. The earliest releases from the New Hampshire-native depict a more trap-focused guise with tight percussion and crisp beat breaks, which have provided ample…

With the release of his debut EP Tangled Roots, Floret Loret has officially arrived. The talented producer has been honing his skills and making waves on SoundCloud for the past few years, but this project takes his sound to a new trajectory. Drawing influences from Flume and Electric Mantis and blending them with a myriad of emotions, embodying relationships and…

Peekaboo to a child is an age-old game that leads to laughs and an overall sense of well-being. Peekaboo to a bass music fan is an artist that has quickly become an unrelenting force of aggressive wubs and unparalleled sound design, contorting listeners’ mugs into ugly, grimey bass faces. Hailing from Detroit, Michigan he first garnered major acclaim with his…

Building on a catalog of impressive remixes with the likes of Kompany, TYNAN and Tascione early in his career, SHARPS has consistently distinguished himself as a serious player in the bass realm. Never conforming to a specific genre, the Seattle-native has released trap and dubstep heaters on the industry’s hottest labels including but not limited to Never Say Die, Firepower Records…

Back when midtempo was relatively new, Shadient was at the forefront of the genre with unique projects such as his winter=reality EP continuously pushing the dark sounds to new depths. Since then, the British producer has always remained ahead of the curve, carving his own path within the now-saturated midtempo realm. Through originals such as ‘COLLIDER‘ and official remixes for…

As the profound epilogue of The Ineffable Truth tour reaches finality, it only seemed fitting to unearth a preceding antiquity from the extensive arsenal of releases G Jones has to offer over the course of his nearly decade-long dynasty. His first ever vinyl release, ‘Ghetto Bird’ with doshy predates the bulk of G Jones releases but deserves just as much…

Retiring an old alias and starting a new project can be a daunting task. Although it may not mean starting from scratch, getting fans and followers to be on board with a change in sound, image or both is never easy. That’s exactly what Sully did at the start of the new year, coming out of a year-long hiatus to…

The lord of the swamp is back and murkier than ever. Following his massive Bugs for Breakfast LP that drew inspiration from all corners of the electronic music spectrum, Toadface has been busy in the studio, creating fresh grimy concoctions to please the ears of all who love his mystical bass signature. Today, the eccentric producer blesses us with his latest experiment,…