Within this remix package, artists including bd hbt, KUREI, GLASSPVCK, and ASHEZ have all made special appearances to not only bless the originals but also showcase their own evolutions through heart-pounding frequencies. Massive bass lines, groovy rhythms, and fun sample selections—each remix comes with different characteristics complementing the artists themselves while honoring Xotix’s hard work to the highest degree.

For example, bd hbt and KUREI’s remix of ‘Fresh’ will completely blow you away from its suave and wavy rhythmic structure. Combining fun percussive leads with tribalistic drums teleports the listener into a whole new space. While WONKYWILLA’s remix of ‘Pit’ completely throws you for a loop around the sun thanks to his own Dubstep touch, gnarly bass sounds, and of course, ground shaking drums to tie it all together. It’s a pack of gems that keeps on giving with every listen. Making the audience come back time and time again. Everyone absolutely killed it. So make sure to show your utmost support by streaming Fresh The Remixes EP everywhere!

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Describe yourself in 10 words or less

Determined, Open-minded, Unique.

Tell us about your musical background up to this point!

I played piano when I was a kid for a couple years, I never got too good. But I heard electronic music for the first time in like 5th or 6th grade and I fell in love with it. I started beatboxing, well at least trying to beatbox dubstep and was pretty bad at first. I didn’t even know what beatboxing was until my brother heard me and said I should keep on doing it. I ended up getting pretty good at that and would go to open mics around my hometown and did a couple talent shows. From there that’s when I wanted to start making music, originally to record my beatboxing and make it into a beat. I haven’t done that yet but it’s still something I would love to do and know I will do in the future. I didn’t start taking music seriously until around 2 and a half years ago. And I haven’t slowed down since.

I actually have fans that come out to shows to listen to me. I don’t have to try and make a set to please the crowd as much. I can play my own tunes and know that people will love it!

What’s the scene like in Reno? How have you grown because of it?

The scene in Reno has definitely grown A LOT, especially because electronic music is blowing up in general. From Marshmello, and Subtronics and Griz making Griztronics, to Svdden Death, these fools have helped the scene get recognized significantly in recent years. In Reno I can tell there are SO many new people coming into the scene because of these people that are blowing up electronic music. 3 years ago all you could really play in Reno was trap or chill dubstep, because the Lost Dogz and Subdocta are so close to Reno or lived in Reno and they kind of made an impact on what music was acceptable in the clubs. Now you can play whatever you want and there is a crowd for it and I love seeing that. I have grown because now I feel like I have made a name for myself in Reno, so I actually have fans that come out to shows to listen to me. I don’t have to try and make a set to please the crowd as much. I can play my own tunes and know that people will love it!

How did you get connected with The Missing Links, and what do they mean to you?

Cancel and I kind of made The Missing Links together. Mike (Cancel) had this idea to start a collective and my brother has a huge outlet because he is the founder of West Coast Ravers and that kind of kick-started The Missing Links. He got us Missing Links Takeovers in Reno and that really helped us. The Missing Links is like a family to me and the crazy part is that the only people that grew up in Reno are Mike (Cancel), Austin (Skudd), Brandon (Howker) and I. Detrix, Cvptvgon, Jonnie Boi, and Wisdom all came from different states and it kind of just came together that we all live in Reno now. Whether it was for school, jobs or wanting to move across the country to be in the same city as the crew. I am beyond happy to be a part of The Missing Links.

Who were you biggest musical inspirations that got you into producing? Both electronic and non electronic?

Zeds Dead, 100%. Zeds Dead is still one of my biggest inspirations, they are who made me fall in love with electronic music and I will never forget that. My biggest inspirations now are probably Leotrix, OG Nixin and Moody Good. Those fools are on something else and that’s how I want to be too.

Honestly one of the craziest feelings I’ve ever had to this day. It was like my heart dropped but in the best way possible.

I saw a video of Subtronics playing out ‘Countdown’ with Yungknwn aka Cancel on one of his livestreams and giving feedback, what was it like to see him practically gushing over one of your tracks?

Honestly one of the craziest feelings I’ve ever had to this day. It was like my heart dropped but in the best way possible. Because of Subtronics I am where I am as a producer today. Mike and I both had 124 followers and that probably spiked to 1000 in a couple months. I owe the start of my career to him. I will forever be grateful.

You recently had a release with Secret Recipe on Bassrush! How did you get connected with both of them?

Secret Recipe has been the homie since my first release on Wormhole Music Group; Ritual. He always had so much faith in me, from day one I could tell he wanted to help me get big. And that doesn’t go for me that goes for a lot of the people that got releases on Wormhole. Secret Recipe is all around a great person and wants to help the scene come up together and that is hard to find in a lot of people. 

Bassrush all happened because Secret Recipe, his manager had the connect and that’s how that came to be. I was very blessed to be a part of that release. Secret Recipe and I were sitting on that for over a year and I am so happy to see that out now. 

It’s cool to see all these big producers just in their element in their home rather than seeing them at a show. It’s just a whole different energy. I feel like you get to know the person a little more.

What are some things you’re doing currently to stay sane during these crazy times?

I am just quarantined with my family right now, spending time with them. Trying to write as much music as possible. Honestly I feel like not too much has changed other than having to be careful in public places, washing your hands a SHIT ton and there aren’t any concerts other than livestreams and those have actually been amazing to watch. It’s cool to see all these big producers just in their element in their home rather than seeing them at a show. It’s just a whole different energy. I feel like you get to know the person a little more.

Walk us through what you prepared for your blazing guest mix for us today!

I put as much released and unreleased music I could in less than an hour, I didn’t put in 5 originals that I would have liked to put in there which I’m kind of sad about but I worked my ass off to get all the others in there. I just feel like this guest mix needed to represent me and my style and I needed to show off not only my music but my djing capability. I tried to push my boundaries with how I was mixing to try and make it an experience for the listeners. And I hope they can tell I put my all into it. 

Tracklist:
1. Kill Feed – The Mothership
2. Dirty Audio, Leotrix – Bahebe
3. Eliminate – Mula
4. Ookay, Hydraulix – Poor Connection
5. MVRVELS, TESTSVBJCT – SALVATION VIP
6. Noizon, ID – ID
7. Noizon, Detrix – Lifeline
8. Noizon – ID
9. Spock – Fall of Man
10. Cybertron, Azabim, Glockz – Jagerbomb
11. Caspa, Peekaboo – Tech Foul
12. Peekaboo, ISOxo – Powermove
13. Noizon – ID
14. Matt Doe, Fools of Wisdom – Anubis
15. Chee – Vultures
16. Noizon, Yungknwn – Evacuate
17. Noizon, Yungknwn – Countdown VIP
18. Detrix – ID
19. Space Laces – DAW (Noizon Remix)
20. Noizon – ID
21. Noizon – ID
22. OG Nixin – Choppin (VIP)
23. Kill Feed – Astral
24. Spock – Dreadful
25. Oddprophet- Lose Control edit
26. TVBOO, Runnit – Clear
27. Leotrix, Lanki – Chipiez Deeper
28. ATliens – Shelter (Aweminus Remix)
29. Oski – FuccaVIP
30 Eliminate – Numb
31. Curbi – Flip It (Tisoki remix)
32. Nitti Gritti, YAKO – Shenzhen
33. Noizon – Catacombs
34. Noizon – What is the meaning
35. Subtronics – Death Wish
36. MARAUDA – Elevate
37. Noizon – Drifter
38. Secret Recipe, Noizon – Where You Are

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While Bassrush has consistently maintained a steady outpouring of audible content and a salient presence as a stage host for major events, such as Electric Forest, it wasn’t until the midway point this past summer that the brand further explored the concept of a roster compilation, as featured in the Ghost Town LA soundtrack, which features tracks from Bassrush dark dubstep front-runners Caspa, Ternion Sound, Coki, Eazybaked, and Bukez Finezt.

Now revealing the first chapter of a novel new compilation, The Prophecy: Vol. 1 works as a synopsis of Bassrush’s talent, composing 11-unique tracks including a long-anticipated collaborative gauntlet between sfam, G-Space, & Mystic Grizzly, as well as tunes from the likes of Esseks, Shanghai Doom, Abelation, FRQ NCY, and ECRAZE.

Encompassing the many eclectic sub-genres that bass has to offer, this new Bassrush Compilation is not one to miss. Be sure to check out The Prophecy: Vol. 1 out now below!

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The endgame aesthetic is palpable from the get-go, distant bells and unsettling sirens setting the vibe of complete despair before an old-school TV voice lures you in. If your curiosity wasn’t the only thing that was spiked before, strap-in because your adrenal glands are about to kick into hyper drive.The first drop doesn’t immediately hit, feeling like your watching your imminent demise with no power whatsoever to change your fate. But, once your caught in its clutches, there’s no turning back, your body acting like an overly aggressive rag doll. If the first drop wasn’t hard enough, the 2nd will have you audibly mouthing “what the actual fuck,” no possible way to fathom what just occurred.

Noizon’s 2019 was one of major success, with him able to really find his signature sound and build upon it with tremendous amounts of growth. With quality release after quality release, and his continued work with the talented crew at The Missing Links, he’ll surely be one to keep an eye on this coming year for all fans of dangerously heavy material. For now, check out his latest monstrosity ‘Fallout’ for yourself below, and grab a free download here!

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‘Catacombs’ is a head-first dive into what the end of the world would sound like if artificial intelligence became self-aware. This cybernetic warfare will undoubtedly not only turn heads, but also viciously snap them off as listeners’ necks are bent like twigs. Festival crowds will be veritable arsenals from the outrageous amounts of finger guns that will be elicited from this heater.

If you were unfamiliar with NOizON’s work before this, ‘Catacombs’ would surely make your ears stand at attention. This is an artist that any fan of the harder and more experimental realms of bass music should keep a close eye on. Make sure to check out ‘Catacombs’ for yourself below!

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