Bass / Club
Top 100 Chart Placements
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#1
Top Releases in Bass / Club
Broody
Samba, Sam Binga, Rochy Romero, HiJinx, Cimm
One of the most interesting (and tallest) producers in Bristol, Samba - often known for his intricate and emotionally charged 140 on iconic labels such as Deep Medi - switches things up with a thoroughly dancefloor-focussed Club inspired EP for the mighty Pineapple. Broody sees Samba and another Sam (the Binga) team up with the incredibly talented Rochy Romero, who laces the bass-led beat with cold-hearted but anthemic lyrics - told my ex imma need more room, but she still on my line tryna bug me - put her on pause, I dont wanna resume. Vocal cuts and an almost vapourwave synth-line set off the pounding kicks and whip-shaking bass to create a unique blend of UK attitude and US swagger. BB was the first track Samba sent over for the EP and its a monster. Club-patterned kicks keep the funk focussed, while another female vocal represents for all the Baddies out there. Support on this one from Alix Perez, Sicaria and more. The Work brings Cimm and HiJinx into the picture - incredibly crisp production brings a luxurious sheen to the Club production palette, resulting in another Jersey-inspired dancefloor weapon. Distributed by Label Engine - www.label-engine.com
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#3
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#8
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The Don (remixes)
Footsie, Adam Prescott
After roughing up dances earlier in the year on 7 vinyl, Footsie & Adam Prescott return with The Don and some tasty remixes. First up, jungle and bass specialist J-Kenzo strips it back for a heavy rolling assault - road tested for most of this year on soundsystems around the world. Next, like a concealed weapon, Danny T & Tradesman rip up the rules with headtop flying dub reworking - dragging it kicking and screaming further into the scoops. Their dub mix goes even further, mutating the track into a real heavy stepper that would sound obscene on rigs such as Iration Steppas.
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#15
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The Unseen Garden
Teik Arô
Some sort of heavy fog lifts as you delve into this release by Teik Arô. Beyond The Tree lets us in on a fractal orchard, revealing a bassline capable of lifting you off your feet, floating for its duration. Time seems to accelerate on the fragile pitches of Embers From The Moon and is euphorically reconstructed through the pulses of Vicious Wipe Out and freeze over on the weightless impermanence of Insomnia. Morning Recipe presents us with a hyperspeed, anxious euphoria, that seems to be lulled by the futuroid dub channels of Cryptbloom
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#18
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Kyoto Euphoria
Jun Kamoda
NC4K Announces Jun Kamoda EP - A Fusion of Japanese Electronic Legends Kyoto, Japan - NC4K, the Kyoto-based label spearheaded by Stones Taro and Lomax, is thrilled to announce its latest release: an electrifying new EP from Japanese electronic music legend, Jun Kamoda. This Kyoto Euphoria EP marks a highly anticipated collaboration between Kamoda, known for his prolific releases on esteemed dance music labels such as Steel City Dance Discs, Black Acre, Mister Saturday Night, and Shall Not Fade, and NC4K, a label at the forefront of Japans vibrant contemporary dance music scene. The EP showcases Kamodas expansive musicality, drawing from his diverse influences spanning house, techno, bass music, and hip-hop, all while delivering tracks meticulously crafted for the dancefloor. The release kicks off with It Is Alright, a festival-ready anthem featuring ravey synthesizers, crisp hi-hats, and intermittent vocal snippets from Kamoda himself, all combining to create an undeniable groove. Next up is Beautiful Fact Check, a curveball banger characterized by its broken beats and distinctive vocal samples. The EP concludes with Free Will, a track that evokes classic house vibes with its soulful vocals and a truly floor-killing bassline.
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#22
Top Releases in Bass / Club
Wonda
Laksa, Phelimuncasi
re:lax HQ finishes off a stellar year with their third record of 2024 - WONDA. Following re:nis head spinning debut, Laksa comes with more arsenal for the club. Sampling iconic grime hype escalation, that energy is channeled into 3 UK soundsystem techno cuts. Razor synths, drum workouts, visceral bass-weight with vocal psychedelia, this is sonic exploration and experimentation with a FWD spirit. The record also sees Laksa delve into his first vocal collaboration, working with Nyege Nyege affiliated Phelimuncasi - all the way from South Africa. Club and Dubwise versions - take ur pick
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#25
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Time, Space & Feelings
Morelia
As a DJ/producer, it's easy to feel pressure to constantly write bangers for your sets.... needing to have huge kick drums, fat low-end, satisfying drops, etc. Morelia (who is one of the most energetic DJ's I know) was locked in the groove of making songs for the club. At a certain point, he felt the need to break out of that mindset and let go of the pressure to just write bangers. Morelia found the time and space to channel his feelings and emotions through his music, ultimately writing his aptly named "Time, Space and Feelings" EP. The end result is a 6 track EP that will move your emotions as much as your body. Hi speed 2-step, jungle, halftime, ghetto tech, techno and rave all find their way into these tunes. If ya need some euphoric feels on the dance floor while soaring at 160bpm, these tunes will be perfect for your bag :)
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#34
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Tresor 30
Underground Resistance, Huey Mnemonic, D. Strange, Speaker Music, AFRODEUTSCHE, Juan Atkins, rRoxymore, Paris The Black FU, Helena Hauff, Lara Sarkissian, Jeff Mills, K-HAND, Claude Young, Porter Ricks, Basic Channel, Moritz Von Oswald, Donato Dozzy, Verraco, Kmru, Surgeon, James Ruskin, Regis, O/V/R, Claudia Anderson, Machina, Robert Hood, Function, LSDXOXO, Sophia Saze, Blake Baxter, SHE Spells Doom, DJ Minx, Whodat, Anthony Shake Shakir, Daniel Bell, Bergsonist, Loidis, Drexciya, Russell E.L. Butler, DJ Stingray 313, Jensen Interceptor, Terrence Dixon, Nandele, Roberto Chitsonzo, Jr., Ectomorph, Simulant, Tygapaw, Joey Beltram, Nene H, FJAAK, Yazzus, Grand River, Tv Victor, Carlota, Torus, JakoJako, Mareena
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#35
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Parlama
Konduku
Konduku's rhythmically curious strain of techno deals in delicate, interwoven patterns and tangible atmospheres. He arrives on Spazio Disponibile with four new pieces which further mark out his non-standard approach. From the fluttering bell tones of Parlama to the stepped, transcendental murmur of Mantar Kaya and Yukar's high-definition chime mantra, the sound of Konduku is crystal-clear, and yet its overall effect unfurls around you like smoke all the better for your ears to breathe it in.
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#42
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