Woolymammoth

Formerly known as Woolymammoth, San Francisco-based Jason Wool is a sheer monument of creative fortitude and production ingenuity, remaining discreetly secluded from the public spotlight despite an admirable career that originated in 2015 and has fostered numerous creative projects such as Filling Spots or the Nova Jaunt Mixtape. Equally as advantageous in any number of solo efforts, such as ‘Kindred…

With Halloween only a day away it’s high time for holiday based releases. What may be the most impressive for 2017 is ADBC Records new compilation Halloween Heaters. It’s the first release on Great Dane’s new label and did they ever go big with this. Rounding up some of the best names in bass music, the project boasts new tracks from Great…

Woolymammoth & Noer the Boy are on a mission to melt your brain. The Courteous Family friends have been killing it on their own for some time but their latest collab takes things to another realm. With a little help from Hapa, ‘Athena’ sees them exploring realms of bass so dark and raucous you’ll have a hard time finding your…

Woolymammoth has proven time and time again to be one of the most innovative, inventive and overall weird producers doing it. From his mind-bending Tricks EP to the plethora of insane singles he’s unleashed, every release is a trip into a new world of darkness. His latest release sees him connecting with one of the hottest rising producers of 2016…

Another Friday means another weekend ahead and time to get caught up on some of the hottest tracks of the week. As per usual we keep the vibe diverse with everything from smooth future bass (‘Renaissance’), to gritty trap (‘razor’) , wonky house (‘1080’) and some rap. This week’s standouts include Wuki’s insane flip of N.A.S.A. and KRS One, Christian…

It’s finally Friday and if you’re reading this, your weekend is about to get even better. This week we’ve got another massive collection of selects. As always we’ve got a little bit of everything from Trap anthems, to fresh remixes, heavy edits, house grooves and even some rap. Enjoy the weekend and blast this all night.

As 2015 wraps up, it’s time to reflect on another incredible year in music. To do so, we’re counting down the top 100 songs of the year. In developing this list we weighed each track against the following criteria: overall song quality, impact and popularity, and support (blogs, charts, DJs, etc.). We will be counting down 20 tracks per day and…

One of the year’s most inventive musical minds, Woolymammoth, has finally unleashed his debut EP. Tricks fuses hard hitting bass with experimental sound design, transporting listeners into a dimension of darkness. The opening vocals of ‘butane’ are encouraging (“don’t be scared”) but the hopeful optimism is obliterated by a buzz saw warning that’s coupled with ample low end bass. ‘goom’ builds anxiety through a…

Woolymammoth and Tsuruda are both highly regarded for their immensely inventive and often dark sounds. So when the two come together for a song it’s only fitting that those attributes are magnified exponentially. Working on a remix for Crooked Colours, they drag the already downtempo ‘Step’ into a deep abyss. A minimal backdrop allows the haunting vocals to take an even…

Mr Carmack’s influence is undeniable. Every young artist creating gritty, dark trap music is a student of the legendary producer in some shape, form or fashion. One of the brightest pupils of this school is Woolymammoth. The San Francisco based beat maker was a shoo-in for our Most Inventive Producers feature and each release continues to cement his position on…