We begin by being introduced to the melody being played by a high-pitched echoing synth, cleverly mimicked a cricket sample. After a quick build-up, we’re met with an aggressive drop carried by a creative melody sung by a familiar synth from the beginning, with rhythmic vocal samples that team up with booming drums to carry the energy of the track. This track perfectly emulates the percussive and stabby trap style that MineSweepa has developed over the years, and we love to see an artist who can continue to evolve their sound. Grab a free download and stream it down below!

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This track begins by laying down the vocals of Lil Wayne’s ‘A Milli’ behind an array of metallic sounds that add that classic MineSweepa feel. Only thirty seconds into the track, the heavily distorted 808s appear, completing all the elements of a trap banger. Moving further into the track, we are met with more perfectly placed ‘A Milli’ vocals and a wild downtempo switch up near the end of the track. Stream this one down below and grab a free download while you’re at it.

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‘Fake ID’ leads with an enticing string melody building during the first minute. As the track progresses, a heavily distorted vocal lead adds to the energy already carried by the string melody. Following the build up, we are met with superior sound design in all elements of the mix, snares that jump out at you, subs that masterfully fill in the low ends, and creatively placed percussion elements that add to the trappy feel of the track. Check this one out below!

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‘Faces’ begins with Tasha Baxter introducing the alluring melody that carries the vibe throughout. MineSweepa makes his presence known around the thirty second mark with the arrival of a thundering sub and a wavy beat that becomes all the more apparent when we reach the one minute mark. Around here, the spotlight turns to the mix when the snare seems to jump out of the track at you. The contrast between the melody, lyrics, and surrounding percussion methods make for a truly immersive and emotional listening experience. Check this banger out below!

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While On God depicted the fusion style of hybrid trap and riveting bass that MineSweepa has coined throughout his career, the standalone releases that follow begin to reveal the tireless work ethic that will ensure boundless improvement for the promising producer in the years to come.

A captivating synth riser laced with a heavenly vocal lead builds intoxicating energy in the introduction of the track. An exquisitely placed vocal pitch builds a cascade of momentum, which lets loose unleashing a completely unsuspecting production-heavy drop, composed of massive bass swells and piercing synth jabs.

A veteran at combining uncanny genres with expertise, ‘Stop Talking’ is a picturesque example that there is plenty of untapped creative potential within the realm of trap and bass. Be sure to grab a free download of the latest from MineSweepa here.

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