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FUXWITHIT Floor Fillers: Ian Munro Gives Us Some Bassy Goodness

Curt Norris — Wed, 02 May 2018 16:24:42 +0000

A flick through the tune catalogue of New Zealand’s bass/trap creator Ian Munro and it’s hard to not see what an extraordinary talent he has. With projects for the likes of Quality Goods regularly reaching the masses, make sure you don’t overlook wicked remixes for the likes of Mt Eden, UZ and QUIX.

His most recent single ‘Right Now’ ft. Yuneer Gainz can be checked out here, and give his 5 track Floor Fillers selection a listen below.

MEMBA & Mothica – ‘Chasing Light’

The power and emotion in this track gets me every time. It’s not shy of sounding too ‘pop-y’ and it’s not shy of sounding too weird. MEMBA have been killing it recently.

Taska Black – ‘We Would Never Do’ (feat. Nevve)

I’m a big fan of what Taska does – and this track perfectly combines the energy of bass music and the musicality and emotion that it often lacks.

Rich The Kid – ‘Listen Up’ (prod. LMC & Danny Wolf)

Huge shoutout to the homie LMC representing NZ with this placement. Best track off the album in my opinion.

Illenium – ‘Leaving’ (AWAY Remix)

I have a lot of respect for anyone who does things differently. AWAY’s latest releases have been nothing short of impeccable and this remix is no exception.

Lemay – ‘Over Me’ (feat. Maize)

One of the more overlooked songs on his EP – this one is just too weird not to love. The rhythm and the synths shouldn’t work, but they do.

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Drunken Masters Are Punchy In New Release ‘On My Own’

Curt Norris — Tue, 23 Jan 2018 17:33:35 +0000

Sounding fierce right now and ready to buy or stream is ‘On My Own,’ the latest single to come from the studio of Germany’s Drunken Masters. Known for some massive tunes including “Louder” ft. Portugal The Man, the pair have channeled all their best vibes into this new track.

Mothica, the darkly expressive pop artist who is making herself quite a name, features heavily on this captivating bass beat, and her tones work so well against its elongated chord progressions and choppy syncopation. We love the languid energy throughout, which is contrasted by each fresh build.

Give it a listen now!

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Son-J Presents A Wicked Future Bass Bit With ‘You’

Curt Norris — Fri, 16 Jun 2017 17:16:44 +0000

Newly released through Sola Sounds is the new single from Perth based bass producer Son-J. He has teamed up with the sultry vocalist Mothica for ‘You,’ a refreshing take on the future sounds we are hearing so much of right now.

Given a languid energy from the get-go, almost eerie riffs are laid down around Mothica’s drawling tones, and bring a depth to the track. The intensity here bubbles beneath the surface, looping together shuffling beats and punchy bass jerks into the mix to make this a standout release.

Head here for a stream.

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PUSHER & Mothica’s Summer Anthem Gets Fitting Visual

Colin — Fri, 28 Oct 2016 02:44:23 +0000

PUSHER & Mothica’s ‘Clear’ was one of the songs of the summer. From the hauntingly beautiful vocals to the sunshine infused synths, this track warms your soul. Today ‘Clear’ recieved a fitting visual treatment. The video has us longing for warmer pastures even if it’s only October. “My goal was to capture suburban youth through the dog days of summer. It’s rare to see youth in the media without conflict or drama. I just wanted to showcase the raw beauty of friendships and relationships without any distraction from the outside world,” says Director Mathew Dillon Cooper. It’s a fresh perspective that doesn’t say too much but rather makes you feel it. Whether it’s kicking it on the stoop, browning bagging it, or just lying around in the grass, it’ll have you longing to just bullshit around with your best friends. Speaking of lying in the grass, that’s exactly where PUSHER was when this was shot. “I was just kicking around Toronto the weekend it happened. While I was lying in the grass in Trinity bellwoods Park waiting for my partner and her mom to get their nails done (somebody had to watch the dog) Mothica called me after the first day of shooting and excited told me about all of the great shots they’d gotten ‘I was walking up a hill and a train went by as the sun was setting and there were fireworks… it was amazing’. It was funny to lie in the grass in Toronto with a dog climbing all over me while Mothica tried to explain how good the video was going to look from New York.” The takeaway from all this, sometimes you just need to lie in the grass and enjoy life, things will all work it, I mean the video did for PUSHER. Check it out below and go listen to New Laces and pretend it’s still summer.

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