Right at the beginning, we hear an airy pitched vocal. Accompanying the gritty bass-line to set the calming tone. Giving us a taste for what’s to come. Then, out of no where, he introduces himself with an addicting and catchy drop consisting of a distorted lead playing an anthem sounding melody. Creating excitement and hype for the listener. Not to mention the impactful drums to top it all off. After, we hear a magical and light sounding arp in the background to complete the breakdown’s form. Along with another pitched vocal. Setting the stage again for the next chorus.

The second drop holds similar qualities as the first but with a little more movement. Hearing individual vocal samples to break up the rhythm. As well as some brass frequencies underneath. Keeping the song fresh and funky. Finally, Jaenga leaves us off with a wide melodic ending. Making us want more.

‘Rain’ is a beautiful tribute to the dubstep genre and Jaenga’s style. Incorporating lovable elements to form one big anthem.

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‘Tell Man What’ is a fun and intense ride. It’s a roller coaster of hyped up energy and heaviness. They waste no time in bringing in the heat right away. The arrangement within the song is particularly interesting. It includes a four on the floor vibe in the beginning. Making the listener start moving instantly. With the buildup increasing, you know they’re about to unleash a monster. Right after, the drop kicks in and blows you away. It consists of two destructive leads cutting through boundaries. The bass underneath the arrangement is dirty and satisfying to the listener’s ears. After, the breakdown comes back in with a wonderful house beat accompanying Yizzy’s vocals. Making the listener continue to feel engaged and one with their song. The second half holds the same characteristics as the first but with a different arrangement and rhythm. It’s an impactful switch to keep the track fresh and energetic.

Overall, ‘Tell Man What’ is a solid tune in many ways. You can tell these two bass wizards put the time and effort to create a memorable piece for years to come. We’re excited to hear what they bring next. Make sure to go support them by streaming their new single on Spotify, SoundCloud and more.

Stream ‘Tell Man What’ below.

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“Writing the ‘Primitive’ EP took me back to the roots of underground NY dubstep culture. Pushing boundaries and starting movements, employing simplistic vocals, and heavy rolling bass lines,” Jaenga states about his new project. With ‘Feel So Good’ and ‘Mind Shaker,’ the versatile bass producer embodies this old school flavour with ease, evoking a sense of nostalgia as soon as the lead synths hit, while the addition of the poignant samples repeating the track titles further this sentiment of the early days of dubstep. As the drops come to light, listeners are immediately transported to 2010 as Jaenga is not overbearing or too complex with his ideas yet he executes the melodiousness and wobbly nature of the tracks with ease. Finally, with ‘On To The Next One,’ listeners are brought back to the present with modern freeform ideas bringing the project to a close.

Sure to impress all fans of bass music, the Primitive EP is Jaenga at his finest. Don’t miss it below!

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Harnessing infancy to his own benefit, Toulambi provides an opportunity for Jaenga to flaunt his creative diversity, touching upon a variety of styles and genres, revealing bits and pieces of his vision with each piece of the 4-track bass odyssey.

Tracks such as ‘Gravity’ demonstrate complex sound design, melding overwhelming surges of reverberating bass with a perplexing and thought-proving piano melody, while ‘Monsters’ with Weekend Warriors illustrate his capacity to collaborate successfully with divergent styles.

Progressing at an astounding rate, Jaenga is quickly becoming one of the hottest names in electronic music, with a complex project Toulambi in his wake it’s no telling what the future will hold for this bright artist.

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