Bass / Club
Top 100 Chart placements for Bass / Club
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#4
Top Releases in Bass / Club
DJ-Kicks: Modeselektor
2025-09-12 K7 Records
SZARY, Pobdon, Kitschselektor, Modeselektor, Slikback, Coby Sey, Olivia Salvadori, GAISTER, Akihide Monna, 9T Antiope, Aho Ssan, Dj Narciso Rsproduções, Chlär, Maxime Denuc, Paul St. Hilaire, Ben Klock, Fadi Mohem, Beirut, Kaan Pirecioglu, Yraki, Plus One, Untold, Erik Jabari, Julien Bracht, Siriusmo
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#7
Top Releases in Bass / Club
Quest For Fire
2023-02-17 OWSLA/Atlantic
Skrillex, Bobby Raps, Mr. Oizo, Missy Elliott, Joker, Sleepnet, Flowdan, Fred again.., Four Tet, Starrah, Aluna, Kito, Eli Keszler, Nai Barghouti, Posij, Swae Lee, SiiickBrain, Beam, Peekaboo, Noisia, josh pan, Dylan Brady, Porter Robinson, Bibi Bourelly
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#13
Top Releases in Bass / Club
Trópico Eléctrico
Kicking off Intrepid Skins digital-only release series, two of Melbournes best kept secrets link up for a double drop of essential hard groove. Also stoking the fire is a remix by Brazilian party-starter Slim Soledad. Known for the unrestrained energy they bring to dancefloors at home and abroad - WATTO and Luke Hoveys ability to read a crowd comes into its own on their first release together. Rolling percussive interplays and subtly hypnotic loops drive over charged up basslines that rattle the room, all while maintaining a relentless flow throughout the EP.
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#14
Top Releases in Bass / Club
Ghost Notes
Fliss Mayo & Zebb Dempster are Dual Monitor, a London based duo. Their envelope pushing productions have earned them the moniker The UK Genre Alchemists from Rinse FM. Their open format approach to music also translates into their kaleidoscopic DJ sets which thread low slung bass, psychedelic techno, floor shaking sound-system cuts and zoned out dub and jungle. Their first EP on Nerve Collect represents everything they stand for from low end dubstep to funky tech and rattling riddims.
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#17
Top Releases in Bass / Club
No One Moves Alone
Ma ShaandHodgeannounce their first joint EP No One Moves Alone, a four-track collaboration out November 20 on Kindergarten Records. Born from a spontaneous studio session in Montreal, the record captures the spark between two artists whose paths have long paralleled across Bristol and New Yorks underground club scenes. The result is a high-energy fusion of Bristols percussive grit and New Yorks experimental edge. The pair first met in New York during a Kindergarten Records night at Nowadays, where Hodge played back-to-back with Darwin alongside the labels residents. It felt like the perfect lineup for the Kindergarten sound, says Ma Sha. That night had this wild, fluid energy that stuck with me. They kept in touch, trading production ideas and studio tips, and a year later found themselves in Montreal, each performing their debut live sets at MUTEK 2025. The following day they reunited for a three-hour back-to-back at Piknic Electronik, where the chemistry was instant. The next morning they went straight into the studio, and by the end of that session, the foundation of the record was complete. Everything just clicked, says Ma Sha. We captured the energy of those few days, our first live sets and our first proper b2b. It felt like lightning in a bottle. Hodge adds, It came together so naturally. Ma Shas energy made the creativity flow instantly. We both just followed where the sound wanted to go. The four tracks bring together Ma Shas cosmic club workouts and warped rhythmic structures with Hodges bass-heavy percussion and melodic futurism, creating music that feels both experimental and deeply physical. It reflects their shared time in Montreal, a moment defined by connection, improvisation, and mutual trust. These tracks are a direct reflection of that time, says Hodge. Theyre about connection, improvisation, and fun. The EP will be released on Kindergarten Records, Ma Shas New York-based label and a central hub for adventurous, genre-blurring dance music. Since its founding in 2017, Kindergarten has evolved from a small party series into an award-winning label and radio residency, named Best Breakthrough Label at the 2022 DJ Mag North America Awards. DJ Mag described it as an essential outpost for hard-to-define, easy-to-dance-to club music, while Resident Advisor praised its twisty, rowdy and unpredictable sound rooted in techno from both sides of the Atlantic. For Ma Sha, the release marks the next step in her evolution as a producer and performer. Known for her rhythmic experimentation and high-voltage sets, she has released on Steel City Dance Discs, Nervous Horizon, TraTraTrax, Nerve Collect, Rhythm Section International, and of course, Kindergarten. Her debut live performance at MUTEK Montreal earlier this year introduced a more physical and exploratory approach to her sound. For Hodge, a key figure in Bristols electronic landscape, the collaboration continues a path of sonic exploration. Known for his intricate percussion and emotive depth, his productions blend UK techno, bass, and experimental electronics. His 2020 album Shadows in Blue showcased his range, while his recent live performance Two Moons at MUTEK Montreal revealed a more cinematic and expansive side to his work. Together, Ma Sha and Hodge channel a shared curiosity and sense of play. Their debut collaboration unites two distinct yet complementary perspectives, linking the underground energy of Bristol with the kaleidoscopic pulse of New Yorks club scene. The result is a vivid snapshot of two artists in full creative motion.
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#23
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Tender Void
Another full circle moment for 3024, as we are proud to present a brand new EP by Rotterdams bass powerhouse Kessler. Four tracks, crafted in a studio space less than a kilometer from the one where 3024 was born back in 2007 (!), these breathe both a futuristic approach as well as a genuine respect for the history of the bass music continuum. Densely layered, expertly designed pads and sounds sit on top of a foundation of serpentine sine waves and choppy beat programming, whether its on the uptempo Gone or the more contemplative sounds of Kohrt - a super solid multifaceted EP in true Kessler fashion.
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#46
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APTID
As we started moving around dancefloors more often, taking in a fresh dose of energy and adapting some new viewpoints, we consider this release as a love letter to more club oriented sounds rather than focusing on tedious days-lasting sound design sessions. In usual TRAKA fashion, its a genre fusing gumbo of electronic music, taking inspiration from Breaks, Footwork, Dubstep and Garage among others veiled in obscure samples that paint a pretty murky and distorted picture of sounds that we enjoy. We are grateful for our collaborations on Wheeling with MUADEEP, and NNNN with COIDO. APTID is an acronym that should remain undisclosed, but is closely related to the everlasting needs of creatives chasing the goal. —TRAKA
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#47
Top Releases in Bass / Club
fabric presents Laurent Garnier: Into The Low-End
2025-03-13 fabric Records
Higgo, MARIA, Martin Badder, 2XM, Neil Macleod, Arkajo, R.O.S.H., Dismantle, Ahadadream, Busy Twist, Murder He Wrote, Odd Mob, WelderB, Flowdan, Sammy Virji, Mythm, Røhaan, Sling Wave, Cesco, Hamdi, Strategy, Cartridge, Regents, Skrillex, G-Rex, Peekaboo, Lunice, Cocktail Party Effect, Benny L, MC GQ, ZeroZero, Heist, DJ Pleasure, Taxman, Kings Of The Rollers, Grey Code, Laurent Garnier
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#48
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It's Yours / 160 Yo
LMajor debuts on GutterFunk with two huge records. First, we have Its Yours, a beautiful jungle track showing LMajors reverence for that time and space. Its an incredibly well-executed example of deep jungle, engineered with modern-day prowess. 160 Yo is a frenetic, breakneck mixture of footwork, Grime, and drum & bass. Both records have GutterFunk written across them in bold and its a pleasure to have LMajor on board.
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#49
Top Releases in Bass / Club
Wonda
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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#50
Top Releases in Bass / Club
Conduit
Pulling further Bristol-based talent into the NHS gravitational pull we have Portway with his contribution Conduit; two original productions that cover disparate energies which coincide emotionally and sonically As playful, 3D-printed pieces designed to induce warmth and joy into an otherwise often dark, ominous space. Coupled with each original are stellar remix works from Tacit Gleam on an expedition into the system, along with Nostro mainstay Dayzero. Portways offerings carry with them a more minimal sense of pace and design, moving perceptibly into an acutely functional style that match each other across opposite zones of the dancefloor. Lights flare past your vision as your streamlined craft pushes its way through the wormhole. Youre smiling the whole time. Then all at once, warmth turns to cold - day turns to night. Concluding, we plummet to the rocky surface of the planet to explore the alien beneath the surface.
