Klinical & MYTHM Unleash Bass Banger “1THOUSAND” via Overview Music

Klinical & MYTHM Unleash Bass Banger “1THOUSAND” via Overview Music

Time for dubstep fans to rejoice as we are being blessed with some deep 140 greatness thanks to heavy hitters Klinical and MYTHM. Today’s premiere is titled 1THOUSAND, a testament to how many times you may replay this once this tune hits your ear drums. We can already envision the mayhem this track will induce once it’s played in front of large crowds, the screams and roars will be like no other. This track is also part of a 6-track EP from Klinical called Violent Castles which features other collaborations with Killa P and Spektiv on the renowned Overview Music label. Although Klinical is primarily known for his consistent heat within the drum & bass circuit, he now plans to showcase his vast production talent amongst other bpms and beyond.  Now it’s time to take a deeper dive as to what makes this track what we like to call a certified bop.

“Klinical drops one of the most anticipated releases of 2024, his debut 140 EP on Overview Music entitled ‘Violent Castles’.

Switching it up entirely from his Drum & Bass background, Klinical embarks on this new chapter seeing nothing short of astounding results.

With the EP also featuring collaborations with Killa P, MYTHM and Spektiv, all these tracks have caused a sensational reaction across the board, and shows exactly why Klinical is such an important artist right now.” -Overview Music

DIVING DEEP W/ KLINICAL

You’re on your deathbed and can listen to one last song, which one would it be and why?

Thats a hard one. My initial thought was Nude by Radiohead as it gives me a sense of remembrance and nostalgia, especially with the reverse chords in the intro feeling like you’re going back in time, however I think that song would be way too sad to listen too on my deathbed haha! I am going to go with Shuffle by Bombay Bicycle Club. They were my favourite band when I was younger and the song reminds me of being at the skatepark skating with friends, a simple time in my life which I always look back on fondly so I wouldn’t mind going out on those memories.

If you could change one thing about the electronic scene, what would it be and why?
Its so hard to say something here without coming across as elitist, but I will say I wish there was more depth and character in electronic music nowadays, a lot of it seems very disposable and unoriginal. There seems to be an ultimate goal of superstardom from some producers as opposed to expression and creating music they’re passionate about. There are many many producers pushing boundaries though so I think the scene is still in a very healthy place.
If you had one message you could share with the world right now, what would it be? 
Be kind to yourself.
Destrum Blasts Off w/ Multi-Genre Legacy EP

Destrum Blasts Off w/ Multi-Genre Legacy EP

Drum & Bass has started making its presence known more and more in the United States, as this genre continues to flood its way into mainstream EDM. With more and more DnB artists getting booked for festivals, more DJs incorporating DnB drops into their music and more, there has been a huge increase in talented local producers pushing their names into the Drum & Bass spotlight.  Today, we have the honor of premiering “Starfall” off his heavy hitting new Legacy EP. With its high energy breaks and heavy bass, “Starfall” is definitely not a track to sleep on. With a gradual build in intensity from start to finish, this tune will make any listener feel like they have been blasted straight into an interstellar dimension. There is no doubt that this track is going to be rinsed out all over the place very soon. Let’s take a deeper dive into why we are calling “Starfall” and the rest of the Legacy EP, a certified bop.

“I wrote Skyfall to capture the feeling of weightlessness and euphoria.  With an emphasis on vocal chops and a heavy hitting bass line, this track brings something beautiful, unique, and energetic to my most recent EP.”

DIVING DEEP W/ DESTRUM

You’re on your deathbed and you can listen to one last song, which one would it be and why?

 

If I was on my deathbed and could listen to one last song, I would listen to “Fire Away” by Skrillex. I have a deep emotional connection to this song, and I feel like it captures the feeling of leaving this world and starting a new journey. 

 

If you could change one thing about the electronic scene, what would it be and why?

 

I wouldn’t change anything about the electronic scene. It’s driven by the people, which gives it its culture. Our community is always changing and evolving which keeps it new and exciting. Being a part of the music industry has always come with its challenges and difficulties, but learning how to adapt has helped me grow as an artist.

 

If you had one message you could share with the world right now, what would it be?

 

One message I would share with the world right now would be to be in the moment. Time flies, and it always seems to pass by faster and faster. Enjoy all of your successes as an artist. Treasure the moments you get to spend with your friends and family. And take a moment to go out on the dance floor and have a good time. We won’t always be here, but these memories will last a lifetime.

KPUFF Brings the House Down w/ Grimey New Track “Leap Year”

KPUFF Brings the House Down w/ Grimey New Track “Leap Year”

As many know, leap years are an extremely special anomaly that happens only once every four years, adding an extra day to the shortest month of the year. With its rarity, the day is almost filled with its own magic, warranting extra special celebration. There is no better way to encapsulate the fascination of this extra day than with an outstanding tune from none other than Tampa local bass producer, KPUFF. Those who have experienced the incredible heavy hitting experimental sounds that have emanated from this project in the past know the caliber of bangers that KPUFF puts out on a regular basis. He truly captured the whimsy of the leap year through his use of deep grimey dubstep sounds and drop switch up that will leave any listener wanting more. KPUFF has definitely taken his track “Leap Year” and packed a punch you can only find on rare days such as today. Let’s take a deeper dive into why we are calling “Leap Year”, a certified bop.

“Been working on this track for a couple months and the main goal was trying to do something new. I like to do two different style drops in my track if it fits” -KPUFF

DIVING DEEP W/ KPUFF

 

You’re on your deathbed and you can listen to one last song, which one would it be and why?

 

“Rusko – Hold On (Sub Focus Remix)” because it is one of me and my pops all time favorite songs.”

 

If you could change one thing about the electronic scene, what would it be and why?

 

“I would like everyone to be fully themselves through their music and not compare themselves to others.”

 

If you had one message you could share with the world right now, what would it be?

 

“Show appreciation to your people.”

Analog Future Gets Down & Dirty w/ New Single “Darker Forest”

Analog Future Gets Down & Dirty w/ New Single “Darker Forest”

The thrilling connection between analog and digital soundscapes within music is being brought to the forefront once again thanks to yet another genre-defying music producer, Analog Future. Today’s premiere showcases the production talent that lies within analog integration thanks to his newest release titled Darker Forest via Tuff Sounds, an East Coast label pushing experimental bass music. If you’ve been in search of a track that is bound to take you on a journey through space and time due it’s heavy basslines and dark atmosphere, we may have found just the solution for you that’ll break your repeat button. Now it’s time to take a deeper dive as to what makes this track what we like to call, a certified bop. 

“This is an experiment that began in a darkening forest. The aim was to bring the music-making process to a new environment. Suddenly, I found myself in the middle of the woods with the dark rapidly approaching. With this track, I sought to capture that sensation of an imminent chase—a race against encroaching darkness—and all the mind games that come with the absence of light.”

DIVING DEEP WITH ANALOG FUTURE

You’re on your deathbed and you can listen to one last song, which one would it be and why?
 

Although my taste is constantly rotating in a multitude of directions (almost daily), the obvious answer here is “Stairway to Heaven” by Led Zeppelin. It has always been my favorite song of all time, even though there are many contenders these days. The dynamics and emotion are unmatched to this day. It goes from the deepest lows to the highest highs; musically, it takes you on every bit of a journey. And when those drums finally come in, it’s a feeling like no other – a ballad that quickly turns into complete rock and roll.

 
If you could change one thing about the electronic scene, what would it be and why?
 

 

I would really like to see innovation and uniqueness receive more recognition. We need to strive to push the boundaries and not get stuck in what works or what is hot at the moment, that is how things get oversaturated and collapse. There needs to be more thinking outside the box, especially with arrangement and sound design. And I hope to see the traditional boundaries of genres dissolved, with the primary focus being on creating music that resonates with listeners and evokes emotions.

 
If you had one message you could share with the world right now, what would it be?
 

Things are not always what they seem, especially with today’s technology. We need to try to put ourselves in others’ shoes and remember that our perspective is very limited to our personal experience. Everyone is living in a completely different story, and we need to do our best to understand others’ perspectives.

Willdabeast & Torbjørn Go Off w/ “Don’t Step” via Muti Music

Willdabeast & Torbjørn Go Off w/ “Don’t Step” via Muti Music

As humans, we tend to always be in search of what’s next in terms of music innovation and creativity. If people stay complacent and don’t consistently try to raise the bar higher and higher, we end up with the same recycled beats that all just end up sounding like VIPs of previously released tracks. Today we are beyond stoked to present you all with something fresh and awe-inspiring that is bound to leave any listener yearning for more. Willdabeast & Torbjørn are here to drop off their newest collaborative project titled “Don’t Step”. A track that truly embodies the raw talent each artist possesses within their own instrument-infused space bass. Now it’s time to take a deeper dive as to what makes this track what we like to call, a certified bop. 

“I have learned that in my short time here on this planet, we all struggle. So why not share the struggle? What lies beneath is the most important and that is something we all share. The subconscious is something we can’t run from. The central nervous system. ‘Beneath The Surface’ is our album and its on the way. Don’t Step  is a statement. The First single from this album to proclaim our statement and revel in the fact we have something to say. This is not just our journey but connected is something we can all be tethered to when we learn that we share similar patterns of existence. The path, the struggle, the pain, it exists in all of us.”

-WILDABEAST

Diving Deep w/ Willdabeast & Torbjørn

You’re on your deathbed and you can listen to one last song, which one would it be and why?
WILDABEST: Curse this questionI could answer this 197 different ways haha. Kidding of course, it’s just that our taste’s not only change like the weather (more like increase like in volume), but also we are swayed even with genre by the day, like our mood. I’m just going to throw a dart at the wall and say FKJ – Leave My Home,     I was going to say Thriftworks – ‘Terry’s Big Dab’ but, considering I’m on my deathbed, I think it might send me into a hallucinogenic spin and said bed would become quite soiled with excitement.
Torbjørn: Whatever song I produced most recently. I don’t know why but I can listen to my own newest beats on repeat for hours.
 
If you could change one thing about the electronic scene, what would it be and why?
WILDABEAST:I would say: being more inclusive. I’ve always gathered that the best way to learn is by first hand experience and from direct processes of cultivation wherein encouragement is high and ego is low.
Torbjørn: Everyone who argues endlessly on EDM twitter should get their own exclusive festival where only they can perform and attend.
 
If you had one message you could share with the world right now, what would it be?
WILDABEAST:Be kind but work hard (and that includes to yourself). To me, there are always areas to improv upon. To be good is alright, but to be great is nearly impossible, and so that is where the great struggle lies. If mediocrity is somewhere in accomplishing the 0-90%, we aim to be in the 90-97% always trying to better ourselves regardless of what it is; in our personal lives like our family or relationship/home life, in our friendships, in our music, in our theory and understanding, in our knowledge of production and programming, in our instrument and personal development of it, in the work area, in marketing or business etc there is always area for improvement and this has been the motto moving forward here for some time. To always be pushing, always working (and still giving yourself a break and a pat on the back too) is how we try our best to progress and keep pushing this forward. The hardest part is just that, the last 3% is nearly impossible to accomplish. The 97-100 percentile is the hardest, to become near perfect or at least getting close to it, is truly difficult; either way it keeps us driven and on that path of moving forward.
Torbjørn: Back to the Future 1 & 2 are perfect movies and should be protected without reboots at all cost. No but seriously, believe in yourself more that everyone. You owe it to yourself to be your own biggest fan, and to never give up even if your path to success is manic and ugly and difficult. It’s okay to fail over and over again, just don’t stop until you succeed. Imagine if Robert Zemeckis gave up after getting rejected by Disney and every other film company that turned him down? I’ll tell you what would happen, we would have no Back to the Future 1 or 2 and that’s not a world that I want to exist in. So be like Robert Zemeckis and don’t give up on your dream no matter what.