Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Bass Music”
Second month of the year and we all know what that means. If you’re still on your NYE resolution, it’s time to trim the fat, and for djs that means culling the playlists before they get out of hand. We all should know by now, how painful it really is organizing 6 months of tunes for a gig. In the …
Q100 coming in heavy with this remix of Teffa – A4, The low end on this one will be sure to flex dem speakers on any big system. Free download on this one, Smash that like button!
Smokestax coming in heavy with this single “Won’t Fade” Off his new Won’t Fade EP. This one couldn’t be overlooked with that classic wubby bassline completed with eerie tones that resonate deep. Did I mention this ones a free download, Go follow and run it up!
Taiki Nulight smashes the SoundCloud algorithms with this powerful take on Justice – Stress. 140 bass and lively tempo packed into a perfect package peak time stomper.
“One of the hottest names in French dubstep right now, Dr. Ushuu, came down to present the first-ever deep dubstep set of his career for our final STUDIO Invites of the year. “From the resonant coasts of the European West, DR USHUU takes a scenic, yet darker path down resonance lane. Boasting an arsenal of 140 selects, intertwining sonic frequencies …
A$AP Rocky breaks the silence on his musical hiatus with a new album drop titled “Dont Be Dumb,” gracing the internet with a set of VR Visualizer videos! The new release also comes with a follow up album tour to kick off his triumphant return!”Multi-hyphenate artist, entrepreneur, actor, and fashion icon A$AP Rocky announces his 2026 world tour, Don’t Be …
A new mix submission for the Global Heat Music Festival coming up in the surrounding Vancouver region, local music aficionado Slept0n took an hour long spin on the wheels of steel and brings you his latest offering. An hour of tasteful tempo, genre bending selects while giving you that much needed dose of resonance therapy.
Once upon a blog, when music culture was not at the mercy of online attention and djs once physically gathered at record shops, “wax was in.” The standard record outlet would release a weekly rotation of newly shipped music and in-house selected vinyl, dropped into the record-bins for browsing and listening, a perfect excuse for an avid music lover to …