Now, Never Say Die has picked a handful of bass music’s hottest names to remix the five tracks from the Overdrive EP to give the project a fresh, new life and to remind us all that there are still a few producers out there continuing to push the bass music scene to unprecedented limits.

First up is Kompany, taking a stab at the EP’s title track and proving why is he one of the most consistent artists out right now. Keeping elements of the original throughout, the LA-based producer adds his distinct touch of tear-out to make ‘Overdrive’ even more headbang-ready than it was before. Rickyxsan makes his long-awaited return to Never Say Die by remixing ‘Kaiju’ into an eclectic trap scorcher, boasting his usual crisp and wonky synths. SVDDEN DEATH goes full mad scientist on Space Laces and Getter’s ‘Choppaz,’ turning the original on its head with his aggressive, almost demonic sound design. Phiso unleashes his wretched sounds on ‘Cheeseburger,’ turning the almost comical original into a riddim-esque heater sure to possess any unsuspecting soul upon first listen. Last but not least, Gammer does the unthinkable and elevates the ruckus to a new level in his remix for ‘Torque.’

Don’t miss the monstrous Overdrive remixes below and let us know your favourite!

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Today, the Canadian producer returns with the eclectic ‘Sick Fuck’, where he channels an interesting choice of inspiration. If the title doesn’t give it away, the sample at the thirty-second mark surely will. We never thought we’d hear Kanye West and Lil Pump’s ‘I Love It‘ sampled in a Never Say Die: Black Label release, yet here we are today. The heavily manipulated vocal is used to build the track to a climax of tension, before Phiso unleashes the weird and the wonky in the drop. Using a riddim beat pattern and only the gnarliest synths, the heavy dubstep aficionado concocts one of the most original Black Label releases to date. Don’t miss ‘Sick Fuck’ below.

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