If you are looking for a new heavy hitting mix that is perfect for any car ride, gym session or just to get you up and going this week, then boy do we have a treat for you today, folks. Bay Area producer, BLAOW! has created a versatile, hard hitting mix for us to get down to that absolutely packs a punch from start to finish. Combining classic dubstep with the wubby bass we all love, there is not a single second that will not have listeners up on their feet and jumping around. Featuring I.D.s with artist such as Jalaya and Shlump, this one is a definite do not miss. The high energy that BLAOW! has created in this mix is incredible and we can’t wait to see what else he has in store for us in his future release. BLAOW! is definitely back and better than ever. Let’s take a deeper dive into why we are calling the “Out of the Woods Vol. 1” mix, a certified bop.
“Out Of The Woods Vol. 1 is a versatile mix of all unreleased tracks that holds a special place in my heart, featuring tracks that were written during the time of my lowest lows and highest highs of today. Being able to watch these sounds emerge and evolve during this time of growth is something I’ll never forget. BLAOW! is officially “Out Of The Woods” and won’t be going anywhere.”
Diving Deep w/ BLAOW!
1. In a perfect world, where do you see yourselves 2 years from now and why?
Working hard on manifesting playing some Bassrush/Insomniac Events. Moving to SoCal at the end of this month and I’ll be grinding twice as hard as I have been to make my goals happen. This past year has been the most I’ve leveled up in my entire music career and I know another year or two will only make things stronger.
- What are the inspirations that helped push you into wanting to pursue a career in music?
Getter was a huge inspiration to me growing up back in 2008. Knowing him in highschool and watching him blow up was nothing less than inspiring. While I was in a band pursuing rock music that was impossible with 4 other members, seeing his type of growth made me drop the “band” dream and slowly move over into the electronic scene over the years. In 2013 I discovered underground bass music at Burning Man w/ Camp Questionmark and was musically inspired by champions like G Jones, Bleep Bloop & Yheti. Was on stage watching these legends play and had absolutely no idea who they even were. These artists truly pushed me to want to make something different and aim for anything that is beyond the norm.
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