It’s always incredible to see different social media platforms bringing forth new and exciting projects to the forefront of the music scene. One such artist, Tech Chase, gained traction through Tik Tok where he has showcased his tunes. His newest track, “Erased” has definitely caught the ears of many people all over the globe in a short period of time. Combining a euphoric soundscape with a driving, upbeat bassline, this track definitely creates soothing yet up tempo and groovey vibes that are sure to catch your attention. The melody alone will be one to get stuck in your head time and time again. Let’s take a deeper dive into why we are calling this absolute beauty of a track “Erased”, a certified bop.

‘Erased’ was inspired by a situation that many producers know too well– having your computer die on you. At first I was frustrated and angry, but as time went on I couldn’t help but remember all the great memories I made on this computer, and how much I grew as a producer while I used it. These feelings of youth and nostalgia inspired the euphoric sounds of ‘Erased.’

1. What would you tell your younger self today knowing where you’re at now and what it took to get there?

Focus on your own journey! Everyone’s path as an artist is uniquely theirs, and your journey doesn’t have to be exactly the same as your idols. Focus on yourself, trust your instincts, and be your own hero!

2. What’s one artist you’re grateful for that has inspired you to be where you are today and why?

I have to bring up Porter Robinson. His skills as a producer and a songwriter are nuanced, but impactful. The music he creates feels so unique to him and his struggles. That aspect of his work inspires me to disregard my fears, lean into my vulnerabilities, and share my unfiltered self. Ever since I started doing that, the writing process feels infinitely more natural, and I have never loved my music more.

If you’re looking for an absolute bone crushing, soul ripping, heavy stomper of a dubstep tune to fuel your weekend, look no further than our premiere today, “Misfits”. Australian producer, Volt and Arizona native, Viperactive have teamed up to bring forth the madness with their newest track, featuring some absolutely nasty vocals from Mikey Rotten. Combining hard dubstep drops, screaming vocals and a ridiculous bassline, this entire track from start to finish is a nonstop heater. The addition of the vocals bring the perfect touch of insanity to this track that is sure to have you in that moshpit this festival season. Let’s take a deeper dive into why we are calling this absolute headbanger of a track, “Misfits”, a certified bop.

“A few months back, Rod (Volt) brought me this track he and Mikey had been playing out for a while, which was an early demo of misfits. We got in the studio on it for a few days in a row and ended up having tons of fun. The track changed a lot of its identity a few times over during the process, but with each iteration we got closer to what it finally became, something I think we’re really proud of. “

-Viperactive

1. 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 have done differently?

Damn I feel like with hindsight there are so many things I would have done differently but I also wouldn’t change it because that is all part of the growth of your project and just me as a person. The 2 main things I guess I would have changed is at the start I held a lot of my music waiting for the right time, there is no right time I think letting your fans hear your music is better than just sitting in a hard drive and this is something I am still battling with today. 2nd thing is branding, at the start I really thought it was just up too the music and nothing else! I focus 110% of my energy on the music and neglected everything else. Your brand means as much as the music, that’s means your Instagram content is great, your art is great, your interacting with your fans and so much more. This one I am a lot more focused on now but never used to be. 

-Volt

2. What’s one cool fact about yourself/or your project that not many fans know about?

 One cool fact about my project that I feel like barely any of my fans know is that I actually produce a lot more than EDM. I am very heavy involved in the hip hop/rap scene and it’s something that I have always kept separate from “Volt” but this year that will be changing so make sure to keep an eye out for a lot more music that isn’t EDM this year!

-Volt

There’s nothing we love more than two great electronic producers fusing together to create absolute bangers to fuel our day to day life. Two such incredible projects, Eater and L*o*J have done just that. The two master minds have  joined forces to bring forth a heater of a premiere track today on Headbang Society titled “Rumble”. With hard driving bass lines and fast beat switch ups, this stomper of a tune is definitely not one to miss. All of these artists have showcased their unique sound within this track that blends with each others style perfectly. We will be hearing this one rinsed out time and time again for sure. Let’s take a deeper dive into why we are calling “Rumble”, a certified bop.

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? 

Something that we definitely would do differently is doing the distribution correctly. At the beginning of our career we just released music on SoundCloud and nothing else.

What’s one cool fact about yourself/or your project that not many fans know about?

We’re working on a bunch of drum and bass and other genres atm.

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?

If I could go back I would tell myself that the music is not everything to a music project and that you need to also focus on the other parts of it to make it succeed.

What’s one cool fact about yourself/or your project that not many fans know about?

One cool fact about my project that not many people know is that in each track there are little or even big clues about the story that I’m developing through my music and how it’s going to evolve in the next track,there is a lot more to it but for now that’s all you need to know.

 Escaping into the different realms and realities that a soundscape can bring is definitely one of the best things about bass music. Here to take us on a journey of her own, Washington based producer, Yoko, has cultivated a way for us to travel into her own mind via her new EP “Memoirs of an Abnormal Mind”. Each track shares a different outlook or feeling to immerse ourselves in, melting us into her own unique world. Our premiere track today “The Amygdala” from this three track compilation, combines hauntingly beautiful vocals with a heavy bassline to create almost a cybernetic sound that leaves listeners wanting more. This track and the rest of the EP is definitely not one to sleep on especially if you are looking to escape reality and explore all that is Yoko. Let’s take a deeper dive into why we are calling “The Amygdala” and the rest of the “Memoirs of an Abnormal Mind” EP, a certified bop.

1. What’s one artist you’re grateful for that has inspired you to be where you are today and why?

I am insanely grateful for Mr. Bill and all the content he creates to teach other producers. Over the years his video tutorials have taught me how to build the core sonic concepts for the Yoko project, and his music alone inspires me beyond measure. I’ll never miss a live set from him, what he brings to the table is just so refreshing and unique.

2. 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 have done differently?

There’s truly not much I’d want to change if I could go back and restart, but if I did I would make sure to utilize my own voice from the start. It took me until just 8 months ago to start using my own spoken words, poetry, and vocal fx in my music. I’m not sure what I was afraid of but I would make sure to take advantage of it from the get go.