Opening up with sounds reminiscent of far away guttural growls, listeners will feel like they’re being stalked like an animal in the wild, their beings becoming prey for much more powerful beings. Immediately gripped by the first drop’s innate viciousness, the sexy fills and gruesome groove will have you bobbing and weaving around your very own homemade dancefloor. Bursting at the seams with style and versatility, this hearty bass connoisseur put on a 2-minute and 54-second showcase of what he’s truly capable of. Expect big things from Swrvo throughout the rest of 2021, but for now check out ‘Recognize’ for yourself below, and grab the free download here!

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While the Crown Jewel and Space Cadet EPs clearly delineate a level of creativity and production capability that have allowed Hydraulix to work interchangeably between a heavier dubstep guise and a more free-flowing bass cadence, it left a sense of longing for the impeccable sound design and clean-cut trap breaks featured in early tracks such as ‘Head Bang’ and ‘Jam Dizzle.’

Here to satiate your innermost trap desires, ‘Ghostface’ with Swrvo comes out firing on all nostalgic cylinders. A frenzied digital ringing like the echoing of a deranged phone receiver quickly dilates into a momentous build as Hydraulix tactfully laces samples from the infamous 2002 horror flick The Ring before dropping cleanly into a sea of pounding bass notes and resonating metallic synths.

Check out the latest from Hydraulix & Swrvo below and be sure to grab your free copy of ‘Ghostface’ here!

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