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#tbt – Lemaitre – All I Need (Nebbra Remix)

A. Samuel Lewis — Thu, 11 Jul 2019 13:00:26 +0000

France-based architect of emphatic basslines spackled intricately with impassioned synths, and riveting vocals, NEBBRA is a full-package deal when it comes to heartfelt summer melodies. As we’re now amid the full swing of July, it only seemed fitting to revitalize an exceptionally buoyant rendition of ‘All I Need’ from renowned Norwegian duo Lemaitre, which amalgamates luscious synths, incisive horns, and impeccable bass depth.

Check out NEBBRA’s fervent remix of a nostalgic classic below!

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FUXWITHITFRIDAYS – 189

Colin — Fri, 29 Sep 2017 22:50:02 +0000

Another week of heaters means another BIG FUXWITHITFRIDAYS. Today we kick things off with a crazy new one from blake skowron entitled ’10pound.’ Following it up comes slappers from josh pan, cultz, Nebbra and sfam. The middle point mellows things out a bit with an R&B cut from Darci, WIZE dropping bars and xxyyxx’s return. The tail end is dark and dirty with everyone from G Jones and Jon Casey, to Woolymammoth x Noer The Boy and a dope new flip from Røhaan & Laxcity. Enjoy the playlist and enjoy your weekend.

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8 Must-See Sets At Ever After Music Festival

FUXWITHIT — Wed, 17 May 2017 16:58:46 +0000

Taking place at Bingeman’s campgrounds in Kitchener, ON from June 2nd – 4th, Ever After Music Festival promises to be one of the can’t miss events of the year. The 3-day event will bring together incredible acts, camping, a waterpark, midway rides, games and more. It sounds like a ton a fun but what has us most excited is the incredible line-up featuring bass legends, rappers, trap kingpins, house OGs and a ton of up-and-coming and talent. With so many dope artists on the bill we figured it’s only right that we give you our can’t miss picks. We purposely left off the headliners Bassnectar, Zeds Dead, Excision and French Montana. They’re headlining for a reason, and we don’t have to tell you why you should be at their sets. Check the full list below and let us know who you’re most excited for.

TroyBoi

UK producer TroyBoi has been a favourite at FUXWITHIT for years. Since his early days he’s killing the game with his unique sound known as “My Style” which combines elements of trap, world music, hip hop, R&B, garage and a multitude of other influences. He’s fresh off The Mantra Tour which featured him playing exclusively his own music. His energy on stage and astounding catalog make TroyBoi’s live sets quite unlike any other. One minute you’re entranced by the spiritual beauty of a song, the next you’re in a moshpit turning up to the max. That’s a range of experience that few can pack into DJ set, so don’t miss out.

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Herobust

In the past two years Herobust has gone from being another great SoundCloud producer, to one of the most innovative creators in bass music. His style blends hard hitting trap with insane dubstep-inspired sound design. His last two EPs have pushed the boundaries of bass music and his live set is assured to do the same. If you’re looking to have your mind-blown with epic sound design and then get beaten with bass this is where you need to be.

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Destructo

HARD founder and all around OG, Destructo, is a can’t miss at any event. With over 20 years in the game his skills behind the decks are no joke. Add to the fact that he’s fresh off the release of his massive G-House EP Renegade, and it’s guaranteed to be amazing. His blend of house and rap does a stellar job bridging the gap for fans of either genre – and you never know what he might rinse out.

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Black Tiger Sex Machine (BTSM)

If the name doesn’t at least rouse your interest I’m not sure what will. Their motto is “Music Is Our Religion” and they take it to heart. Each performance is a spiritual experience that seems sacred. With light up helmets and insane visuals the trio’s visual experience is befitting of their sound. Their sets are built around their massive electro originals and reworks but they almost always take time to inject some classics; whether it’s cuts from Dr. Oizo or The Prodigy. If you’re looking to rave it out then BTSM is your jam.

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12th Planet B2B Funtcase B2B Cookie Monsta

Yes, we’re aware this makes the final artist count 10 rather than 8 – but when you have LA’s dubstep/dnb guru 12th Planet coming together with 2 Circus Records artists, Funtcase and Cookie Monsta, you can’t help but make an exception. What do you get when two unstoppable forces collide with an immovable object from both sides? We’re not sure, but this set may help you find such an answer.

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NGHTMRE

Whether it’s insane originals (‘Street, ‘Click Clack’) or banging remixes (‘Lean Back,’ ‘Goosebumps’) NGHTMRE has proven himself to be one of the hottest producers in the game. He’s well known for teasing out insane ID’s in his sets and Ever After should be no different. So if you’re wondering what NGHTMRE may have in store for the remainder of the year, this is a can’t miss.

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Zomboy

English DJ/producer Joshua Mellody, better known as Zomboy, is a frequently-mentioned name amongst the bass community. His recent anthem, ‘Like A Bitch’, gets mosh pits started wherever it’s unleashed, and everybody who knows the song knows exactly when to holler and throw down. His tracks may be massive bangers, but they tend to hold some subtle melodious undertones to it, sticking true to Joshua’s surname.

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Nebbra

The French producer has been steadily pushing the boundaries of future bass. While the bulk of the festival promises earth-shattering bass, Nebbra offers bit of a change. His music is more melodic and heartfelt with just the right bit of knock. Expect Nebbra to take you on an emotional journey while also ensuring that you’re dancing and having a great time.

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Words Colin & Ck.

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Nebbra’s Freshest Batch Of Originals Has Arrived With ‘Primal Chronicles’

Mekabeth — Mon, 01 May 2017 00:56:24 +0000

On April 27th, Parisian music producer Nebbra released Primal Chronicles, an EP showcasing his uniquely synth-laced creations. After dominating with tight remix after remix, Primal Chronicles is a collection of three fresh tracks that are both creatively stitched with the light touch of a skilled DJ, and the wordlessly emotional vibrations of a talented musician on the edge of electronic music.

The first track, ‘Take My Hand’ featuring Gonzalla, is mellow and laid back like a rainy weekend afternoon, but will still have you belting out the lyrics, (“we could be brothers!”) of the falsetto vocals randomly. This will startle those around you. The light, and bouncy texture of this jam gives it a casual swagger that is hard not to vibe with. A great lax-bass heavy track to unwind to.

The second track off Primal Chronicles is ‘Ashes Reborn’ which is definitely higher on the energy scale, but still reserved. Without lyrics, the vocal samples interject between melodic synths, giving the track an aggressive appeal. The twinkling synths drive the tension before the drops into the edgy and urban soundings verses.

The last track, ‘Primal,’ feels just that way. Leading with crunchy, glass-breaking samples that sound like beastly electronic growls paired with billowing, high-pitched synths, excitement is growing off the bat. The layering of different elements in the track build a lot of intertwining tension. Even though the style is complex the delicate melody is still carried all the way through.

Check them out below.

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Ever After Music Festival Announces Insane Line-up

Colin — Wed, 15 Mar 2017 17:04:19 +0000

Ever After Music Festival just unleashed what may be the most impressive festival line-up Ontario has seen all year. The 3 day event will take place June 2nd – June 4th and will feature a buffet of bass, trap and EDM superstars. Standouts include NGHTMRE, TroyBoi, Herobust, Snails, Zomboy, Black Tiger Sex Machine, Ghastly, Boi-1da, Yookie, Nebbra and more. Oh and this doesn’t even include a few headliners, which will be announced soon. With 3 stages, an already insane line-up, camping options, a waterpark and more, this is shaping up to be one of the most exciting festivals of the year. Check out the full line-up and announcement video below. Head over to their website to snag tickets.

https://www.facebook.com/EverAfterMusicFest/videos/698457416993092/

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Nebbra Talks EP, Deadbeats, Touring With Zeds Dead & 2017 Aspirations

Colin — Thu, 16 Feb 2017 18:05:12 +0000

French producer Nebbra first caught our ear back in 2015 with his incredible remix of Party Thieves & ATLiens ‘Chief’. Since then he’s pumped out a wide array of incredible remixes for everyone from Selena Gomez to Diplo and Zeds Dead and his massive rework for The Great Escape, which has clocked over 4 million plays. His consistency and quality not only caught our attention, but the the attention of Zeds Dead. In addition to remixing their work, Nebbra released his first EP You through their newly formed Deadbeats imprint. The incredible four track release showcased his innovative production abilities while pushing the bounds of future bass and trap. 2017 is already shaping up to be massive with Nebbra set to tour with TroyBoi as well as Whethan in March, and support fellow French icons DJ Snake and Tchami.

We had the chance to catch up with Nebbra to discuss his EP, how he connected with Deadbeats, touring with Zeds Dead, his aspirations for 2017 and more. Check out the full interview below.

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Can you tell us a little bit about your upbringing in France and what got you into music production?

I spent my childhood in southern France, Nice to be exact. I’ve always been surrounded by music because my mom and my sister used to listen to it all the time: in the car, at home, there was just music all around me.

Later I got interested in the music itself; I was always hearing people talking about the singers, but I was fascinated by how music was built, the structure. That is when I really got into music production through some programs that are not real music productions programs, like Dance Ejay or Hip Hop Ejay.

Then of course I started working on real DAW, professional software and then of course synthesizers and real equipment for mixing and mastering: and this is how it all started.

For those who don’t know anyone in this industry, I think it is a good way to get some recognition and attention.

You made a name for yourself off a slew of incredible remixes. This is a story that’s become quite common in the electronic scene. Can you speak to the benefit or reason for starting off with remixes vs. originals?

I won’t say that it is better to start with remixes, let’s say that it is easier to do that with your basic status: when I started I didn’t know anyone in the music industry and I had no help. Creating original tracks would have been quite risky at that time because an unknown artist releasing original tracks won’t have much visibility.

By participating in remix contests, you can have your name associated with people bigger than you and with more influence, so this opens a lot of doors, and those remixes gave me opportunities, people I’ve met and of course my Managers.

For those who don’t know anyone in this industry, I think it is a good way to get some recognition and attention.

How did your process change when creating all original music for your new EP?

I think in general it is more “surprising” to work on an original because you can let your creativity take you wherever it wants, and on top of that, you have the surprising pleasure to hear a singer trying to match your work, if there is a vocal on the track of course.

With remixes, there are some demands that the people who want the remix have. Let’s say that you lose a bit of your freedom because you need to adapt to what they expect, and not the other way around.

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You was released on Zeds Dead’s new label Deadbeats. How did it land on the label? What was it like working with them on the release?

It all started thanks to my Management Team who gave me the opportunity to do a remix of ‘Collapse’ for Zeds Dead. They are artists I’ve loved for quite a long time. They happened to love my remix and the work I delivered (That’s why they released another remix of mine for ‘Blame’ the Diplo and Zeds Dead collab).

We started communicating through social media and we connected. Then I heard about their label, and the question of being a part of there label’s releases came, so I thought it was logical for me to release ‘You’ with them. Everything just fits perfectly.

About the release, everything was done quite naturally, and it happened while I was on tour with them.

There was no better experience than this adventure.

Speaking of your tour with Zeds Dead, what was the best part of the experience? Any crazy stories?

There was no better experience than this adventure. It was just great because it was my first “tour,” on top of that in the United States, and with Zeds Dead and their entire team. I couldn’t have dreamed of a better way to introduce myself. Everyone there, Zeds Dead, their team or even the other artists on tour just welcomed me as if I was already a part of their family. If I had to mention one bad thing about it, it’s that it was too short…I just didn’t want to come back home.

There is a kind of funny story I have. When I was in France, I had a friend that came from the United States and he was always talking to me about In’N’Out, because we don’t have them in France. He told me I had to try it one day, and when I was there, Dylan (Zeds Dead) mentioned it. So I remembered my friend telling me about it, so they took me there for the first time. I felt like a kid…

A lot of your artwork features an almost X-Men inspired visor. What is the significance behind this?

I hope I can introduce you to more of that soon. As many might have found out that I train aside of making music and keep extremely fit. I wanted to kind of mix the comics and anime inspirations I have and also think of the bigger picture. My team and I are working on a bigger experience for myself and the stage. I want Nebbra to become multidimensional and increasingly interesting for people with the same love and inspirations I thrive on. Therefore I want to add more ideas to my appearance. Constant involvement to entertain and to inspire.

It seems that exercise is a big part of your life. Can you tell us a little bit about your workout regimen? Does it have any impact on your music creation?

Training is not my main priority, meaning that if because of my work I am not able to go to the gym for a little while, then I won’t. But, after 14 hours in the studio working all the time, I need to release the tension and exercise is a great way to release the pressure and stress that I can get . It has an impact on my mood, because it helps me clear my mind and focus my concentration, so I can create music more easily. Once I saw it had such an effect on my body I realized I seem to be more disciplined then I thought. Now I keep the balance. Work in the studio for 14 hours then go to the gym for 2 hours, go with my dog and have a lil private time and then sleep. That on repeat is me at the moment.

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In a recent interview you mentioned having some heavy collabs on the horizon. Can you tell us about any artists that you’ve been working with?

About the collabs, nothing is yet final. So I can’t really speak about it. I’ve been talking with some artists and we have ideas, but until its done I prefer to keep the cloak over it.

The only thing I can tell you is that I have another EP coming really soon with some great tracks. Back to Basics haha.

If you could achieve anything in 2017, what would it be?

I would love to have my own Tour in 2017.

I am already going to be in the United States all March doing some awesome shows like The Buku Project or even share shows with great artists like Tchami, Snake, Troyboi, Whethan. This year promises to be good, and I hope I can release more music that keeps the fans excited. I am all in now!

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Deadbeats Drop Debut Compilation Featuring Zeds Dead, Rezz, Pusher, Nebbra + More

Colin — Sun, 12 Feb 2017 21:57:54 +0000

Zeds Dead’s Deadbeats imprint just unleashed their first compilation and it’s massive. The 9 track release sees some of the finest musical exports from Toronto and around the globe. Local favourites like REZZ, Pusher, Memorecks and of course Zeds Dead all make appearances while Megalodon, Kid Froopy, Nebbra, SMLE, Blount & Heckz rep the rest of the world. The sounds and styles vary widely giving fans a buffet of musical options that range from dark and pounding (‘Matrix’) to smooth and emotional (‘Raging Dreams,’ & ‘Show Me’) and over to straight filth (‘Women Wine’ & ‘Watch This Bounce’). Possibly the most interesting track on the project is Pusher’s collab with UK vocalist Heckz. The two craft a grime banger that further proves that Pusher can produce heat in any genre. Check the whole project below and let us know your favourites.

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Nebbra Gives ‘I Can’t Resist’ a Battle Ready Remix

Colin — Wed, 14 Dec 2016 04:14:58 +0000

Making a name for himself off consistently impressive remixes, Nebbra took a break earlier this year to craft his stellar debut EP You. Today the gifted producer gets back to his remix roots on a fresh flip for The Great Escape. Built around the strong vocals from the original, Nebbra takes ‘I Can’t Resist’ to war. As the lead vocals escalate in intensity as does the soundscape around them. Muted horns are a sign of what’s to come as the track drifts into a wonky, brass heavy drop, underscored by powerful bass. It’s the type of epic sound that could score a medieval battle. The excitement slows, allowing the vocals to breathe and prepare for the epic conclusion. The final drop stretches the vocals over a more futuristic feel before getting stripped down with the guitar and vocals sharing the spotlight.

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Nebbra Showcases Originality on ‘You’ EP

Colin — Sat, 05 Nov 2016 22:23:00 +0000

Nebbra has made a name for himself off a slew of incredible remixes. From Zeds Dead and Major Lazer to Lily Allen and Michl, he proved able to rework any sound into something special and unique. He actually caught my attention with his astounding remix of Party Thieves and ATLiens ‘Chief.’ Moving beyond the remix comes Nebbra’s debut EP You. The four track offering shows off his imaginative and expansive sound. The title track opens things with captivating vocals and powerful chords. It’s pop meets future bass in the best way possible. The emotion deepens with ‘Fire Away,’ a cut that is as dark and cold as a winter’s night. Muted vocals chops, stuttered drums and soul rattling bass will drag you into an emotional spiral. With ‘Gladiator’ Nebbra switches the sound, blending tribal undertones with insane space-aged trap. It’s a disorienting smasher that’s impossible not to enjoy. From the space battle that is ‘Gladiator’ Nebbra drops us ‘On The Moon’ for the finale. Distorted chords and echoed vocals give way to a future gospel sound that’s shredded by scattered synths and wobbles. Naysayers have been claiming that future bass is dead, Nebbra may have just resurrected it. Stream below and grab it via Deadbeats.

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Nebbra puts a Futuristic Flip on Selena Gomez’s ‘Good For You’ ft. A$AP Rocky

Colin — Wed, 09 Sep 2015 17:13:43 +0000

Parisian producer Nebbra landed on my radar a few months back with his inventive rework of the trap anthem ‘Chief’. Today he returns with another re-imagination that has blown me away. Taking on Selena Gomez ‘Good For You’ the producer puts his futuristic feel to the track. It opens smooth and sexy with a lush summery feel. With sultry vocal bends and shimmering synths stabs the track perfectly displays Nebbra’s forward thinking sound. The closing verse from A$AP Rocky gives an already irresistible track some additional swag and street cred. Stream below.

https://soundcloud.com/nebbra/selena-gomez-good-for-you-nebbra-remix-ft-aap-rocky

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