The original, which is a soft, minimal ballad driven by BABii’s vocals and background instrumentals, has been completely revamped by tinyghost as he adds a futuristic flair to ‘BEAST.’ Surreal effects open the remix before percussion is quickly added to drive the energy along with the vocal layer. The rendition is also minimal at some parts, but the high-intensity portions are crisp and detailed, impressing listeners with its underlying danceability and groove. tinyghost’s version of BABii’s ‘BEAST’ is a further testament to the artist’s undeniable talents. Don’t miss it below.

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Kicking things off in high gear, tinyghost returns today with a vibrant track titled ‘Sulfur’ that is sure to put his name back on the map. Listeners are encouraged to leave expectations at the door for this one, as tinyghost showcases a new side of his multi-faceted abilities, straying away from his usual trap sound to deliver something lighthearted and fun. “Until now I hadn’t really clicked with a sound that represented my own ideas and creative interests. With ‘Sulfur,’ it truly hit the mark and felt like the first ‘me’ track that I had made in a long time. I’m not saying that this exact style will represent me every time, but this track is a genuine response of where I see myself musically at the moment and that’s a comforting thing,” tinyghost states about where his vision currently stands. In a time where future bass is often dull and repetitive, the talented artist has created a unique piece that exudes emotion and beauty. Don’t miss ‘Sulfur’ below.

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Kicking things off is tinyghost’s collab with fellow rising star blake skowron. ‘Double’ begins dreamy and slowly drifts into focus. When the drums and bass hit at full force, it’s like an ancient war. Gold encrusted armor is smashed with war-hammers, spears and arrows soar in all directions. It’s mystical, majestic and abusive all at once. ‘Problem’ with Laxcity and Khundipanda is the definition of a slapper. Khundipanda’s intensity and in-your-face-energy is backed by a beat that’s guaranteed to set clubs on fire. The break midway through provides a near meditative energy that makes the second drop feel that much more heinous. Closing things out comes ‘Indent’ with Copycatt. Despite the title don’t expect any formality. This brooding bass beast sounds like the soundtrack for a genetically mutated monster that slinks through the sewers.

Clocking in at less than ten minutes total, this is sure to leave you thirsting for more. Thankfully this looks to be only the beginning, “This is sort of a small collection but more ‘Association’ stuff might be on the horizon…” His plans aren’t crystal clear yet, but you should definitely expect to see and hear a lot more from tinyghost moving forward, “I’m not entirely sure where I’m headed, the rest is sort of uncharted territory but you can expect it to be interesting. I don’t plan on sticking to any singular genre or theme with tinyghost so other stuff with very different styles and directions are bound to happen. In addition to music I’m a graphic designer/visual artist so that stuff can be expected as well (commissions welcome lol).”

Stream Association below and grab it here.

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Charles Nimbus

Boston based producer Charles Nimbus is a beast on the low. Whether it’s pounding bass tunes or stunning laidback feels, Charles Nimbus posses the ability to conjure both, sometimes even within the same song. Take ‘visage’ for example. While it starts off sounding like it could be part of a relaxation mix, it quickly veers into a deep bass monster. Midway through it begins to drift toward tranquility once more before getting utterly abusive. It’s like doing yoga in the midst of a battlefield and somehow remaining unscathed. ‘light pillar’ drifts deep into the feels. It’s walking through a long trail where time ceases to exist, finally coming upon a small pond and looking down to truly see your reflection, for what feels like the first time. If that sounds a little to light for you tastes, you can always ‘hit the pipe’ and experience what it’s like to smoke PCP with a gang of samurai. Charles Nimbus’ music is a ride and I’m buying tickets any chance I get.
-C

Chuurch

Since last month there’s been no one popping on my radar, nor popping off more impressively than “lean bass” duo Chuurch. Could we interest you in a remix of Zeds Dead x Illenium? A spot alongside the Deadbeats daddies at their Dead Rocks showcase? Or how about an all original EP on NEST? I think it’s appropriate to call these two Vulcan, as they’re most certainly working with fire, and a bass sound that can only be described as godly. While much of their previous output was in the 120-130 BPM range, they certainly seem to have found their groove with maddening midtempo. Deep and dirty, the lead single from Uunion is set to destroy dancefloors. Look out for them in a city near you, and praise be to the bass gods!
-OJ

Hotwagner

When Oggie sent me Hotwagner’s ‘_thro’ my first reaction was, “oh what the fuck!?” From the cartoony meets trap intro, to the brain-bending first drop, I knew we had stumbled onto something special, and it only gets deeper from there. Pressing play on ‘_taukabou’ will provide a similar mind-rattling experience (switch cartoon inspiration for a laser shoot-out on this one).  But like many others on this list, it’s not just slappers in his arsenal; Hotwagner can also ride the wave with the best of them, as seen on ‘_anywho’. If originality is something you respect and getting weird is something you revel in, Hotwagner is your new obsession.
-C

SIlva

It shouldn’t be a surprise when we find out that an artist we’re really fucking with comes from Australia, because as far back as this blog goes we’ve been wowed by what’s coming from down under. Another such artist seemingly straight out of the Aussie intersection of future bass and trap is Silva. While his output remains minimal in his nearly two year presence, it hits one of our core values: quality over quantity. There’s a clear, unspeakable energy that each of his productions exudes. You’re almost always left wondering what you just listened to, but wanting more. ‘Escape’ and ‘intentions’ are awesome displays of explosive power while ‘Jungle’ and ‘vnforgettable’ offer a more restrained approach. Here’s to hoping we get more soon, because yeah, we’re greedy.
-OJ

tinyghost

When I first stumbled onto tinyghost I felt like an astronaut uncovering a new planet. This feeling was aided by the fact that my introduction to the small apparition was the aptly titled ‘Jupiter.’ Part cinematic and worldly, part sci-fi adventure, the track is like instantly understanding an entire civilization based solely upon sound. It’s an enlightening and awakening exploit that weaves in just a touch of darkness to keep things riveting. ‘Blocked’ maintains a similar space-inspired energy but gets darker and dirtier. Rounding out tinyghost’s catalog are ‘Findme’ & ‘Dou,’ two elegant bangers that sample 50 Cent and Missy Elliot respectively.  But these aren’t your standard bootlegs, these are complete re-imaginations with familiar undertones. The combination of familiar and fresh is nothing short of magic. It’s been six months since we’ve heard new music from tinyghost, but next week the silence will be demolished with a fresh EP that’s set to feature blake skowron, Laxcity, COPYCATT, and Khundi Panda – 쿤디판다. tinyghost is about to set the spring on fire. Get up on the ghost now.
-C

For even more music from these incredible artists. Listen to the playlist below.

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