Berlin based producer and teacher , Francesco Luigi Lenci, better known to many as Re: Set, has stepped into the light of the electronic scene both overseas and now in the USA. His forthcoming EP, “Beyond Perspectives” that we have for you today does exactly as the title suggests, goes beyond the perspectives of bass music. Combining deep beats and complex textures, our premiere today off this EP “Aesthetics” creates a tranquil vibe while also being interesting to the ear with its unique glitch hop sound. This track as well as the entire collection is the perfect pairing of wubs and melodic instrumentals that you absolutely don’t want to miss. Let’s take a closer look at why we are calling “Aesthetics”, a certified bop. 

“Music has the power to lift the soul, evoke images and emotions, so Beyond Perspectives is for me deeply rooted in these essential elements.”

If there was an artist you had the chance to collaborate with, who would it be and why?

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My biggest honor would be to collaborate with sir. Amon Tobin. Do I even need to say why? To me, he is one of the biggest pioneers and innovators in electronic music to date today and he would certainly have a lot to teach/inspire me.

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If you could go back in time and start over given what you have learned in your career so far, what changes and approach would you have done differently?

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Nice question! I would have probably spent more time learning music theory and less time learning crazy sound design techniques (which are still important to me). I would have also started to invest earlier in external analog gears. I just stepped into this world very recently and I wonder why I didn’t do it 15 years ago. 

Incredible experimental bass duo, Mlotik are back at it again, this time joining forces with producer Zlen to bring forth their new collaborative EP “Ghost Room”. As an absolute journey for the ears, this two part collection of tracks showcase the combination of these talented artists’ sounds, guiding us on an expansive auditory trip that brings us familiar and new, exciting soundscapes. Our premiere today off this amazing EP, “Calypso”, transports you directly to the ocean side with beautifully constructed textures and deep bass melodies. This track as well as the others on this first release are a do not miss for our downtempo enthusiasts! Let’s take a deeper dive into why we think ‘Calypso’ and the rest of the “Ghost Room” EP are what we like to call, a certified bop. 

” Calypso was the first song to come to fruition in the Ghost Room chapter. The melody was written in an iphone app called Oval Synth, which resembles a pan drum where you can play with unique scales. The composition developed a curious, lighthearted energy which intrigued us. This song also helped solidify the creative dynamic that each of us bring to the table and guide the vision for the rest of the project.”

1. What was the inspiration that helped push you into wanting to pursue a career in music?

A: “The three of us had individual journeys regarding the decision of pursuing our passion. While somewhat different, they are largely the same. 

Initially, what drew us in was our interest and curiosity for music of all types. With electronic music specifically, the community played a large role in our lives early on. Being apart of something that was evolving and bigger than ourselves. Being surrounded by positivity. The blend of envelope pushing music and production resulting in unique, impactful experiences. Transitioning from dj’ing into producing, we fell in love with the process. Having something to focus on and get better at everyday gave us a sense of clarity we had previously been lacking”

2. If there was one thing you could change for the betterment of society, what would it be and why?

A: “Boiling it down to just one thing proved to be quite difficult. Evolving out of a monetary market economy seems paramount. Potential solutions include transitioning into a resource based economy, which could alleviate inflation, and in turn, the deliberate withholding of social efficiency. Some benefits could include paid mental health days for workers and government provided therapy for all. Decreasing financial stress could lead to less crime and happier individuals.”

Looking for another stellar bass collaboration for your week? Well look no further than our absolute monster of a premiere today “Deeper”, brought to you by two of our favorite front running experimental producers, TYLR and Z-Dougie. Coming together to create this heater of a tune, both artists let their individual styles we have come to love shine while intertwining some killer uptempo drops and deep bass lines that you don’t want to miss out on. This track is definitely going to be one we are all going to keep coming back to time and time again. Let’s take a closer look as to why we are calling this stomper, a certified bop. 

Tylr – “I remember when Z-Dougie first listened to the original idea of Deeper, and we both knew we needed to create this together. From there we spent months fine tuning and working really hard on this one and I’m super excited to have finally given it a home on Wavecraft. We hope you enjoy the tune as much as we do!”

TYLR-

1. What has been the biggest difference you’ve noticed when first starting off as an artist vs now after experience playing events , doing releases etc?

“The biggest difference for me was really understanding the sound and what it does for people. It didn’t take me until my first few shows last year to fully see how people were receiving my music, and that was huge for me. Whenever I am working on new tracks now, I am always taking that into account.”

2. In a perfect world, where do you see yourself in 2 years from now and why?

“In 2 years, I hopefully see myself being able to make and play music full-time and to fully sustain myself from it. It’s been a dream of mine ever since I started to be able to fully commit myself to my ultimate passion. Consider this a manifestation!”

Z-Dougie:

1. What has been the biggest difference you’ve noticed when first starting off as an artist vs now after experience playing events , doing releases etc?

“I don’t need anyone’s approval to feel confident anymore. I used to need outside opinions to make a final decision, but now I know what my art is supposed to be. If someone doesn’t like it then it’s just not for them, and that’s okay. It’s a way easier mindset to continue moving down my own path instead of getting stuck trying to figure out how to make others happy with my art.”

2. In a perfect world, where do you see yourself in 2 years from now and why?

Touring as a bass act and making Hip-Hop records. Z-Dougie is heavily inspired by Hip-Hop and I love making beats. The idea is to make rap hits and have the rights/files to them so I can make all the remixes and edits I like for my Z-Dougie sets.