In his latest release ‘Last Samurai’ via Gang Gang Records, Namida weaves elusive oriental symbolism within a dexterous bassline ornamented with tantalizing flutes and precise, metallic percussion. The track has a remarkable amount of depth, despite utilizing minimal components, which is a testament to Namida’s unique vision for track arrangement.

Journey to a distant easterly land with ‘Last Samurai’ below!

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An EDM record company who has their vision set on unveiling 808 driven trap and bass music, Gang Gang Records is on schedule to release multiple tracks over the next few months. ‘Red Lights’ being their latest provides insight on the concept behind the sound they are building to represent their brand. Being able to find artists that the public may have yet to hear of is a huge statement and is right on par with the idea behind FUXWITHIT. ‘Red Lights’ has an authentic trap anatomy with a modern twist.

The introduction of each instrument is done so in a way to lure in listeners, as they build off one another like properly fitting puzzle pieces. Snapping 808’s slap at the right time behind the plucks and stabs of percussion in the foreground before things come to a rest. A well thought out bridge slows things down and gives a slight moment of silence before the next drop cuts through the air in half time to give the proper feel of trap authenticity. Pairing a ponderous drop and a swing between the instruments fabricates a remarkable listening experience.

Check the outcome of the two Greece based producers Kazantzakis and Dazed below and grab the free download here.

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For a shocking fifteen years old, Maahirbr possesses a rhythmic demeanor and knack for sound design that speaks leagues beyond his age, enabling him the ability to work just as cohesively in solo efforts as he does alongside other skillful producers, as demonstrated in the two-part endeavor ‘Slash.’, which features Sydney-based Perp for the second installment.

An extension of his dynamic collaborative tendencies, ‘Reap in Peace’ with Mumbai-native Veer depicts a sonic collision of distorted styles that grows quickly in stature from the contorted daze of the vocal lead as gently impinging snares break into an initial pulsating blanket of subs that slips cunningly in and out of periphery amid textured bass fills and percipient drums. The haunting vocal reprise offers a momentary solace before a cascade of shrill, echoing sirens engulf you entirely.

Check out the latest product of Maahirbr & Veer below, out now via Gang Gang Records!

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