Artists such as asáu, Runnit, ql1x, episcool, and more have all included major filth within their pieces throughout. Creating spaces of pure happiness and inspiration for all to bask in. All highlighting signature tones while delivering brand new techniques and sounds to the table. Showcasing their constant evolution from beginning to end. So grab a cool drink and become immersed in this exciting and everlasting new chapter from these legends.

HEATWAVE: Vol. 2 consists of five out-of-body experiences. Honoring what makes the label stand out in various ways. From soul-enriching grooves to goal-driven arrangements, this volume has a lot of surprises lurking around every corner. And if you’ve been following these artists for some time, you’ll catch them immediately from just the first listen. GURF’s wavy style, Dink the Poof’s extraterrestrial tones, there’s nothing you won’t find satisfying to the ear within. And it only gets better and better with each listen. Making you become fully immersed and addicted to what these musicians have to offer! One thing is for sure, your Summer will not be completed until you listen to this gorgeously crafted comp of gems. So make sure to show your support for them all by streaming HEATWAVE: Vol. 2 everywhere via Partica Artist Group!

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‘Helix’ seems like something straight out of a Sci-fi movie, with sound so full-bodied and rounded that it has a life of its own. Adding little accents as fills with little “blips” and “blops” that sound like a hi-fi toad noises with included left and right movement throughout the notes, makes the sound all-encompassing; an almost 4D experience. The layering and mastering in this piece are immaculate, with sounds being swiftly thrust into your ear canals and then being replaced with something you didn’t even know could be filthier. This element makes repeat listens a major priority to pick up on all the little touches. There’s something called “organized chaos,” but this is easily some of the most well-thought-out madness I’ve had the pleasure of bumping.

With an already eye-opening production standard at the youthful age of 19, KRMA will definitely be an artist to keep on your radar in 2020. Check out his latest ‘Helix’ out now on Music High Court.

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