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Subtact – Restart

July 9, 2015 by Nick Grindrod

Subtact’s back, with a feel-good tune that’ll have you hitting restart as soon as it’s over. He’s doing what he does best: Future Bass, and this is the real deal. It’s his first solo release on massive label Monstercat, and you can tell that he’s well and truly earnt the breakthrough through the sheer quality […]

Tchami – After Life Remix EP

July 7, 2015 by Nick Grindrod

After the success of his Future House sound across his initial releases, Tchami released After Life a few months ago to acclaim from pretty much everyone. Now he’s showing what his home country of France has got in the form of five remixes, four of which are by French artists. The Jauz remix is exactly […]

Yogi & Skrillex Ft. Pusha T, Trollphace & Moody Good

July 7, 2015 by Nick Grindrod

While you get your head around that list of artists, let me explain how this song came into being. About a year ago, a rising artist by the name of Yogi released a song called Burial, with Pusha T killing the vocals. Producers crapped themselves and the song was very heavily remixed, with two from the […]

Protohype – The Dog House EP

July 7, 2015 by Grant Austin

So, I was essentially yelled at to write about this EP. I was going to do it, but when someone yells, I tend to not get in their way. Protohype has just released a brand new EP titled, The Dog House. This is quite the treat if you like bass music that will make you melt […]

Asaday- Filthy Muggle

July 5, 2015 by Nick Pesavento

As a huge Harry Potter fan (and a tattoo to boot), of course I had to check out a grimy dubstep song entitled ‘Filthy Muggle.’ The use of vocal samples regarding the fact that there is no such thing as magic is awesome and fits perfectly in with the notion that music production is sometimes […]

Vanic x Major Lazer x WildBelle – Be Together

July 4, 2015 by Nick Grindrod

Many remixes are very different to the originals, and it’s rare to see a tasteful remix of a song that focuses on the original over making larger changes. This makes Vanic’s take on Major Lazer and WildBelle’s Be Together that much more special, because the same message and vibe is still carried, but with a signature […]