This week’s guest mix takes us halfway around the world and is a foray into some sounds that you (probably) haven’t heard before. Hailing from Betul, India, Baajewala is an artist whose sound design absolutely blew me away the first time I stumbled upon him. A true pioneer of electronic music in India, Baajewala has seen international success, including a…
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Your favorite monthly music discovery feature is back. Focus Five Volume 71 sees us showcasing a multi-genre Mexican producer, an Indian bass master, a duo delivering a dose of summer grooves, a sound design destroyer, and a Kiwi producer with some stellar UK sounds. Get familiar with all five below. Alexis B Alexis B is a Mexican producer who has…
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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…
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After a brief hiatus, the Quality Goods Records mix series is back in full force. Ahead of his upcoming Hell Raiden EP dropping on the imprint on Friday, Baajewala gives fans a wholesome taste of what to expect through twenty two minutes of his banging originals and remixes, with a couple of heaters from friends such as Milano, Dabow and yojas…
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A formidable hunting territory for the production-oriented, Quality Goods Records have established themselves as both the first and final frontier for the modern wave of electronic trap music. Under the careful guidance of production icon UZ, the label has matured at an almost alarming rate since its founding in 2016, now providing homage and guidance to an extensive roster of…
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BAAJEWALA burst onto our radar earlier this year when ‘Lunatic’ popped up in Hydraulix’s QGR Mix. The Indian producer has had an interesting introduction to music production. While many producers start out making rap or house beats, BAAJEWALA began making Bollywood instrumentals. So how did he go from Bollywood beats to dirty bass music? “One day I found a video in YouTube…
