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Subsidia continues to pump out music at an absolutely incredible rate. Night: Vol 3 is Subsidia’s seventh Volume in six months. The first three volumes were released as one expansive 120-track drop in September 2020, while the second volumes of Night and Dusk were released in December and Dawn: Vol 2 dropped just last month. For …
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The Hold Steady have shared new song ‘Heavy Covenant’, the second track to be taken from forthcoming album ‘Open Door Policy’. The new song follows last month’s album announcement and the band sharing first single ‘Family Farm’. Singer Craig Finn described ‘Heavy Covenant’ as “a song about travel, technology, and human connection.” “The song came …
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Kayzo has been on a tear in 2020, taking his Welcome Records imprint to new heights all while releasing a myriad of excellent new tunes. To cap off the year, the Houston-born producer has joined drum & bass aficionados Delta Heavy for their monstrous collaboration “Tormenta,” out via Monstercat. “Tormenta” is a ferocious romp that showcases …
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2020 has been horrible in a lot of ways, but for many artists, this year has given them the chance to discover their sound and carve out a massive niche in the culture for themselves. SWARM is one of those artists. Blending his start in midtempo with influences from Rammstein, Nine Inch Nails, Celldweller and …
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Back in September, Excision launched his new label Subsidia with three massive compilations totaling 118 songs. Now, the fresh label is back with its Night: Vol 2 compilation and another 20 songs, making 138 releases in just a couple months. No doubt this makes Subsidia the fastest growing label of 2020, no competition. Night is Subsidia’s …
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by: Austria Masim Nov 30, 2020 Herobust struts his dimension-expanding sound with a heart-gushing melodic bass track titled, “Remember,” released on his own label, Busted Records. The exotic single exerts a synesthetic collection of layered synths and bass as the versatile producer’s lyrics reminisce on the memories of shows and festivals. Reflecting on the year, …
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by: Rugby Scruggs Nov 21, 2020 Crankdat‘s 2020 has brought a myriad of heavy hitters and melodic masterpieces from bass stalwart Crankdat. From “BADFUTURE” to “Tell Me” to “Dark Room,” it seems Crankdat hasn’t gone more than a few weeks between releases all year long. This latest tune comes as a big dubstep number tagged, …
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Ten years ago, a drum & bass powerhouse was born in London when Ben Hall and Simon James joined forces to form Delta Heavy. They quickly signed with Andy C‘s RAM Records imprint and the duo have dominated the bass music scene ever since. Ten years after their first RAM release, “Space Time / Take The …
by: Farrell Sweeney Nov 9, 2020 Tritonal have enlisted both Au5 and Dylan Matthew for a powerful new single, “Happy Where We Are.” The song’s namesake is brought into focus early on as a vocal-led introduction features Dylan Matthew’s soulful versework. It drops into heavier territory compared to Tritonal’s typical sound, which is undoubtedly thanks …
by: Josh Hymo Oct 29, 2020 Productivity during quarantine is not issue for Felix Cartal. In 2020, the Vancouver-born musician has released originals like “Mine” and “Harmony,” on top of remixes for Shallou, Anne-Marie, Doja Cat‘s “To Be Young,” and more with his distinguished electronic touch. While Cartal gears up for the upcoming release of …
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