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GlugaGlugGlug Dub- Sunday Funday E.P.

I made fun of a Lorde mashup yesterday and wanted to make sure I could do better.

RoyalsComeTogether - The Beatles vs Lorde (Dr. 42 Mash)

Justin Conrad- Shouldn't Be Here (you're playing it too fast)

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The genre bending, sub rattling, west coast bass slinging Chillage Records is back at it again with it’s 5th Installment of the Crunksauce compilation series. The Northern California based collective has been a fixture in the west coast bass music scene for more than half a decade bringing us delicious bass infused glitch hop, future beats, dubstep, trap and everything in between.

For the first time Chillage Records held open submissions for the Crunksauce compilation, inviting up and coming and established producers to submit their songs for a chance at a spot on the compilation, resulting in 19 tracks of bass heavy goodness from core Chillage members and many new faces adding their own flavor and style to the mix. Chillage Records will be releasing 3 tracks from the compilation a week for the next month a half so do yourself a favor and tune in below for all the bass heavy deliciousness coming your way!

Artwork by Peter Farr
Mastering by Peter Farr at PrismaPhonic

Crunksauce Vol. V

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Art Of Fact - Water Marks

Resonant Language - Pitter Splatter - Truck Records. In June of 2015, Denver's Whomp Truck crew threw their very first festival, Absurdia, only to have it shut down by the county just one day in. In order to help them recoup some of the huge cost they incurred, we present to you ten amazing tunes from some of our favorite artists from Colorado and beyond!

Compiled by Omega, this ten track EP features all avenues of heavy bass music. From whompy midtempo, to grimy dubstep, to bangin’ breakbeats. There’s something for every basshead in this compilation, and the proceeds go to a great cause!

Resonant Language - Pitter Splatter (FREE DOWNLOAD)

Seigh

Available now: http://music.streetritual.com/album/wassuop-sunset-architect

Wassuop releases his debut, Sunset Architect, with Street Ritual. A futuristic, glitch and psychedelic bass gem, Patrick gives us a stylistic outlook through mind bending and crunchy sound design. Featuring 4 original tracks and a remix of Duffrey’s “Third Eye Vision”, this feel is captivating through emotive melodies. Title track, “Sunset Architect”, paints us a sonic palette of synth freshness with rhythmic and melodic progressions that will sooth. “Wet Jewelry” is precise breakthrough, it’s a liquid bass gem fused in with intricate detail and genius composition. “Dingle” brings about great mystery being solved through eerie leads, punchy beats, and trickling frequencies of fine technicality. “Balderdash” is an expression of symmetrical sequence of joyful pure dank and its glowing aftermath.

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wassuop - Wet Jewelry

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Sunset Architect

wassuop - Sunset Architect (Euphoric.Net Exclusive)

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It's fitting that we cap our coverage of the compilation Neurons Vol. 1 from Elemental Minded Promotions (EMP) by premiering "Juice"  by DeeZ featuring Frequency Fodder. DeeZ, formerly known as Satori and going by Andy Widdecomb by day, mastered all 11 tracks on the compilation. Frequency Fodder, a friend of Andy's with mega modular synth capabilities, is a relative newcomer whose contributions to this track leave us looking for more of his work. 

"Juice" is led by a wonky piece of synthesis that sounds once like a psychedelic talkbox, and again like the shuffling of a metallic deck of cards. Distinct and mastered to crystal clarity, it offers a unique tingle for the ear. According to Andy, the pair recorded an hour of audio with Frequency Fodder's Eurorack modular synth rig, which Andy then chopped and arranged into the squelchy, maneuvering delight you hear in the track. 

Having worked with Elemental Minded Promotions for over three years, DeeZ is a pillar of the EMP family. Years ago, Andy struggled to juggle work, production and performing, a dilemma faced by countless musicians and not an easy one to remedy. It was at this time that Tyler Hettel, EMP founder, began managing DeeZ. "It was great timing and really helped me continue moving forward," Andy says. 

For over five years Andy has been practicing the art of mastering music. "I started doing it for two reasons," he says. "One, because I needed to put rough masters on tunes that weren't finished in order to play them live, and two, I wanted to have a better understanding of how it works." Putting a glossy veneer on complex bass frequencies is no small challenge, but it's one Andy has risen to. The practice also informed his production process. "When I first started, I would notice problems in the mixdowns of my tunes when compressing/limiting them. Now that I know these things cause issues when the tune is mastered, I try to keep these common problems in mind when producing."

For his part, Frequency Fodder is a self-described "Eurocrack fiend", alluding to his synthesizer setup and an apparent addiction to it. You can see and hear more of this rig through some absolutely jamming clips on Frequency Fodder's Instagram, linked below.

We can apparently expect more collaboration from these two in the future. This is great news, as after a few listens to their contribution on Neurons Vol. 1, it's clear whose got the juice at the moment.

Neurons Vol. 1

Juice

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DeeZ - Juice Ft. Frequency Fodder [EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE]

I figure every producer's gotta have one. Let's see if this is enough to get DMCA'd.

O'Biggatory

Multiplex is a very special tune out via @timeresonance on their Eclecta I compilation! 
The release represents a year of collection and intention and includes 17 tunes from some really top-notch producers including Dillard, Mindex, Supertask, kLL sMTH, Shwex, and so many more talented homies. On top of the roster, the stylistic curation and order of these tracks is so synchronistic considering the range of artists and styles involved. There's this thread of vibey lush chillness throughout the whole journey. One of my favorite comps I've been involved in and I highly recommend a listen from start to finish.

Artwork: Archan Nair

Eclecta I

5AM - Multiplex

Initially released circa 2001.. Musik Aus Strom 015.. CD/2xVINYL

Grama

I'm currently working on an Abstract Hip-Hop Breaks album that should be finished by next month. A quick preface to the album: I roll outta bed every morning, light up my smudge stick and make a beat. The sounds that go into each track depend largely on how I'm feeling, what the weather is like, what current events are going on and where my head is at. In a way each track is like a portrait of my day. They're Hip-Hop Breaks so they're short and sweet, as soon as the albums finished I'll be performing all the beats beat-matched while incorporating turntablism elements. Much love Y'all. <3

GlugaGlugGlug Dub- Sunday Funday E.P.

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