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Super Future - Want
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Super Future - KING SH!T
Super Future does not have an inside voice and KING SH!T is the proof. All caps, all energy, zero apologies. This is what Bassrush is for.Read more . . . →Subscribe →Weekly digestSundays. One email. Zero ballads from white guys in beanies. -
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Dyro - The Light
Read more . . . →Dyro and Revealed Recordings is one of those pairings that makes sense on every level — the label built its reputation on big-room energy and Dyro’s been a reliable source of it for over a decade. “The Light” is not a pivot or a reinvention; it’s Dyro doing what Dyro does and doing it well. The production is crisp and loud in exactly the way Revealed tracks need to be. The melodic element riding over the main progression gives it more emotional weight than a lot of tracks in this genre bother to attempt — most big-room stuff is just...
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Four days left before it officially becomes someone else's problem
Read more . . . →Four days until the window closes on spring and everyone pretends they were a house music person all along. Before festival season swallows the conversation whole, here are the tracks that landed right as the weather stopped being a personal attack. No preamble, no Coldplay. 1. Jungle - Carry On Jungle announced a whole album called Sunshine (out in August, mark it) and dropped “Carry On” as the first taste. It sounds exactly like the weather turning — warm, unhurried, like the city collectively exhaling after five months of grey. No notes. 2. SOFI TUKKER - BOBA SOFI TUKKER have...
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Timmy Trumpet x Frank Walker - All My Life (feat. John Martin)
Read more . . . →John Martin’s voice on a Timmy Trumpet track filmed live. If you’re not familiar: John Martin did “Antidote” with Swedish House Mafia. This is the same vibe, bigger room, trumpet. More like this Joshua Robbie, Dawty - Addicted 2 U (feat. Preston Harris, Trxnz) Spinnin' Sessions Radio - Episode #681 AVE - Meet Me In The Dark Buy / stream this track →
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Drove - All Along
Read more . . . →Found this on MrSuicideSheep, which has a way of surfacing stuff that doesn’t fit cleanly into any genre box. “All Along” by Drove is one of those tracks where you’re not quite sure what category it lives in — it’s got the pacing of downtempo, the textures of something more restrained, but every time you think it’s going to stay seated it kicks back up again. The melodic line that runs through the whole thing is stupid simple. It works every single time. There’s a patience to how Drove builds this track that a lot of producers in this space...
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Dirt Monkey feat. Mississippi The Truth - Marshmallows
Read more . . . →WAKAAN has carved out a specific niche — bass music that’s weird enough to be interesting and heavy enough to still move a room — and “Marshmallows” by Dirt Monkey featuring Mississippi The Truth is a good encapsulation of why that niche matters. The name is deceptive. There is nothing soft about this track. The bass weight is substantial, the production is genuinely strange in places, and Mississippi The Truth’s feature adds a human dimension that most experimental bass tracks don’t bother attempting. Dirt Monkey has been doing this long enough that the craft shows — this isn’t random weirdness,...
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Dillon Francis, Allenora, America Foster - RIDDEM
Read more . . . →Dillon Francis doing a trap-influenced track on Monstercat is exactly as chaotic as you’d expect, and that’s not a complaint. “RIDDEM” leans hard into that dirty, bouncy energy that made him famous in the first place — the kind of bass pressure that physically relocates your organs. Allenora and America Foster bring vocals that keep it from being a pure instrumental banger, and the combination actually works better than you’d think going in. The vocal layering in the hook is relentless; you won’t get it out of your head and you’re going to be slightly annoyed about it. Francis has...
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Movement Detroit is 19 days out — here's your pre-game
Read more . . . →Memorial Day weekend, Hart Plaza, Detroit. While the rest of North America fires up a grill and watches cars go in circles, the real pilgrimage is to the birthplace of techno. Movement 2026 is 19 days away and the lineup actually means something — Carl Cox headlining, Blawan on the bill, Sara Landry bringing the hard stuff, Terrence Dixon and Juan Atkins playing their own city’s festival. Five tracks to get your head right before you go. 1. Loco Dice & Carl Cox - Road Runner Cox headlines Hart Plaza this May and this is exactly why nobody else on...
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zensei ゼンセー & Mr. HIlroy - stuck
Read more . . . →The lowercase title says it all. zensei and Mr. HIlroy making melancholic electronic that lives in that specific headspace of being stuck — not dramatically, just inconveniently. Found this through MrSuicideSheep and it’s been following me around since. More like this zensei ゼンセー & ALYARA - love you 2012 BUNS - ITCHTOPAY Dillon Francis, Allenora, America Foster - RIDDEM Buy / stream this track →
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