Launching off with alarming sirens and fast-tempo frequencies, Ramengvrl’s hard-hitting vocals become apparent as listeners are preparing to “break their neck for the holy bass god.” Flowing into a series of adrenaline-pumping sounds alongside a backdrop of kick drums, the Barong Family Rangers are about to go off with this one. Satisfying all those in need of a massive bass fix, a thumping bassline infused with a drilling hardstyle-inspired melody takes over to bring out all those bass heads. Saving the world against all evil, Yellow Claw, Sihk, Juyen Sebulba, and Ramengvrl have brought out that festival-ready energy right to our doorsteps. Building upon each other’s signature production styles while crafting this single in Asia, we will be praying to the Bassgods for more collaborations like this one.

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Starting out with a clean and tasty reece style bass, it was inevitable IMANU was going to be drawn to the angelic vocal we heard in the original. By complimenting it to the highest, he created an arena that teleports the listener into the future. Experiencing wonders beyond belief. And once the verse kicks in, he adds a delicate and spacious melody to describe what’s in store for all of us. Making the listener even more excited and curious to hear where it goes.

We then hear a light buildup, preparing us for what’s to come. When finally, it all hits you in a gorgeous and jaw-dropping fashion. Right away, the chorus impacts your soul with a glitchy vocal lead, impactful drums and inspirational flare. Making the chills feel even colder as it takes over your mind. Simply mind-blowing listening to every second. The artist truly went all out on this one. His ability to shock his audience with an electrifying stasis makes his pieces truly remarkable. From beginning to end, you’ll have this remix on repeat for years to come.

IMANU is quite the musician. His skills continue to take him higher than ever. And we’re all excited to hear where he goes. Make sure to go support his work by streaming his remix of ‘Obsession’ below.

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With a playful melody built upon sonic percussions and subtle undertones, breathtaking vocals invite listeners into GHOSTER’s world of innovation and elements of surprise. As a furious build-up approaches alongside kick-drums, this eclectic producer takes us into his world of pure happiness as listeners are greeted with an irresistible drop that displays GHOSTER’s ability to experiment with his softer side of production. Blessing listeners with the perfect musical gift to ring in 2021, GHOSTER is one to keep on your radar this year as he explores the realms of electronic music.

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Starting off with uplifting percussions and a vibrant melody which we cannot get enough of, GHOSTER’s use of high-pitched vocals bring out a softer side to the single ‘Take Me.’ Suddenly, GHOSTER’s head-banging signature sound becomes apparent as monstrous synths and slow-tempo madness takes over. Joining forces with Philadelphia native Bok Nero for their hip-hop inspired single ‘Haka,’ Bok Nero’s hard vocals alongside GHOSTER’s annihilating frequencies becomes contagious to the ear. As the track progresses, all those craving a side of hard trap are immediately satisifed as those futuristic instrumentals bring that filthiness we all need in our lives. Now for the highly anticipated collaboration RayRay has been teasing during her live sets, ‘Wasted’ incorporates both GHOSTER’s and RayRay’s ability to transform a dubstep inspired single through sonic vocal elements and a fury of metal wrenching basslines to cause mayhem on the dancefloor. Driving the tempo up a notch in ‘Grogran’ with Bellorum, a series of violins and top notch sound design lead listeners into an intensified build up. Leaving you in a state of “WTF,” it is about to be a bumpy ride as GHOSTER’s use of distorted snares and menacing drops end off the EP on the hardest note. Prepared or not, it is time to enter the GHOSTOWN this summer.

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From blasting off with Yellow Claw and Juyen Sebulba’s explosive single on ‘Supernoize’ featuring Taiwanese producer RayRay, the album is already off to a solid start as listeners are provided an adrenaline rush with a side of pure emotion. Now if you are in the mood to dance till the AM in Thailand’s capital city, Crisis Era and Rawtek prove nothing is more ‘Ill as This’ through the use of wobbling bassline’s flowing with a series of mechanical synths. For all those looking to break it down and get wonky on the trip, Radical Remption and Nonsens are proud owners of their very own ‘Beat Hotel,’ mind you the only way to check in is if you love piercing frequencies and a colossal amount of bass. Of course after the hotel visit, it only makes sense you are feeling like getting a little ‘Naughty’ on the dancefloor’s as you explore the nightlife of Bangkok with RayRay and Crisis Era.  Continuing to surprise us with a hard-style infused track, Yellow Claw also included their legendary collaboration with Radical Redemption and Lil Texas on ‘Beat Your Mother’ to absolutely blow your mind away at 150 beats per minute with the use of hard-hitting vocals which slow down over time to give you a hint of hard-trap.

Being recognized for their hard-trap signature sound, there is no Yellow Claw without a track to get low and ‘Free Your Mind’ to with Crisis Era. As the track begins to twist and turn through soft vocals and a slow-tempo deformed drop, these producers are not messing around when it comes to showcasing their unique production style. Feeling a bit lost on ‘Nana Street?’ RayRay and GHOSTER have you covered as they incorporate Snow White’s ‘Mirror Mirror’ sample with a futuristic dubstep inspired sound. Now with this trip focusing on the crew hanging out and exchanging ideas, it only makes sense the last track off the album takes on a heavy-metal spin with colossal amounts of hard-style as Dither and Juyen Sebulba end off on the hardest note with ‘Welcome To Hell.’ Unarguably capable of pulling off one of the most adrenaline pumping albums of the year, we can only hope the Barong Family will take us on more trips in the future through their music.

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From the jungle-inspired high BPM ‘So Fly‘ alongside Lil Debbie to the disco-influenced ‘Downtown,’ one can find a little bit of everything in The Return Of House Music. If deep house is your thing, dive into ‘Gipsy’ with Haj or ‘Slow Burn’ with Elayna Boynton. If you prefer fast-paced bangers, turn up ‘Ghetto Gossip’ or ‘Do You Hear Me’ and get ready to crack a sweat. However, every house fan should approach the album with an open mind to truly appreciate the diversity from track to track. With almost ten collaborative works, Moksi prove they can work well alone and with fellow artists – a true testament to their versatile productions abilities.

Check out The Return Of House Music below and let us know which tracks are your favourites!

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Ahead of the album drop, Moksi have treated fans to the first single from the project, tapping a familiar vocalist in Little Debbie for ‘So Fly.’ Hinting at the theme of the album, ‘So Fly’ incorporates a familiar four-on-the-floor, driving house bassline with funky synths and minimal melodies, fused with raw rap vocals for a modern, street-friendly twist on a classic sound. If this first single is any indication into the grooviness of the upcoming project, house music fans are in for a real treat as Moksi have delivered a dancefloor dinger.

Check out ‘So Fly’ below!

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Curating a diverse catalog of tracks, their latest Paradox EP is presented to us on Barong Family. This EP accentuates clean production and puts emphasis on utilizing a minimalist approach to invigorate the style of their design. Blending trap with as many sounds as possible, the diversity shown keeps each track exciting. With a feature from Lucchii and three solo tracks, Duke & Jones flaunt their originality and unveil their hard worked time in the studio. Having only premiered their first DJ set in late 2018, the combined effort of this team is off to a ground-breaking start and will not go unnoticed. Stream Paradox below and grab a copy for yourself here.

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