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brandon rossi x villa - BLACK PASSPORT [ft. curtis williams]

CAME THRU W/ 2 BAGS OF FERRAGAMO ON CHRISTMAS 4 THE HI-MAINTENANCE BAE
@EDGEWOODE / @HYDRABADD / @TASTETESTER

EDGEWOODE / HYDRABADD / TASTE TESTER - FERRAGAMO WISHLIST

EDGEWOODE / HYDRABADD / TASTE TESTER - FERRAGAMO WISHLIST (INSTRUMENTAL)

I Luv Your Girl  [100 Dreams](Arnold Remix)

When EDM Trap music first started getting popular, I didn’t really like it that much, but after a while, I realized that there have been other genres of music that I didn't really like when I first heard them either.  I began hearing more and more Trap that I liked from the other DJs in my crew, so I started to open up to it more.  I eventually started digging deeper and discovered the more melodic, mellow, dark and soulful side of Trap which I was starting to feel a bit more.  Some people hate the chill shit, and like Trap that is more hood and rowdy, but I just wasn’t into it. I also tend to dislike most music that is in the mainstream, no matter what the genre.  In the beginning, I was only hearing popular Trap and it wasn’t really for me.  Not to mention all the Top 40 Pop songs that I already hated, being remixed to death.  I guess what I’m trying to say is that if you just assume that the shit you hear on the radio, in commercials, or with a million youtube view is the defining sound of the genre, then you are just being ignorant and judgmental, like I was.  Anyhow, here is my new mix with some of the Trap sounds that I like, as well as some other beats that aren’t quite Trap, but fit well in this mix.  As a closing statement, I have learned that it is best to refrain from saying you hate an entire genre of music unless you actually know more about it than what you merely hear on the surface.  You may not like a certain style within that genre, but if you dig a bit deeper and hunt for yourself, you may open your mind to something new and enjoyable.

(The Expansion Project is a mix series exploring a different genre of music each month. Artwork provided by Static Despair: www.staticdespair.com)

1-Cee-Lo - Bass Head Jazz
2-Adeilhp - Gathering Pieces of Mirror
3-Yashar Gasanov - Get In The Groove
4-Metome - Paper Moon
5-Evil Needle - Hakunetsu
6-Choongum - Moon Phases
7-Dark Sky - Gaddagive
8-Thornato Feat. Jahdan Blakkamoore - Ka Kong (Captain Planet Remix)
9-Asscor - Opus Day
10-Treasure Fingers - Cloudlife (Edgewoode Remix)
11-Last Japan - East (Instrumental)
12-Shift K3y - Wiggle With It
13-True Tiger - To The Rhythm
14-Eightyninegeeks - Blowdart
15-KAW - Uoeno Champagne
16-Fred - Time
17-Siroj - Supreme
18-Strooly - Space Jam
19-Cardo - My Oldschool
20-Phantasm! - Magic
21-Oiki - Are You Scared
22-RL Grime - Die 4 Me
23-Thrilla - Circle
24-Subsurge - Dark Future
25-Milo Mills - Rocky
26-Jpoww! - Hit Em Hard
27-OG Status - Sweet Spot
28-G Jones & Guttstar - Zero Gravity
29-Emufucka - Hyperion (Coco Bryce Remix)
30-Massappeals - I Do
31-WU05 - Departure
32-L D R U - The Tropics
33-Shackles - Love In Space
34-Lil Texas - I Need You (Djemba Djemba Remix)

Expansion Project Vol 13 (Chill Trap/Future Beats)

The drop top dirty south grooves of @Edgewoode & @MANIKAN “Riding Round 285” are perfect for cruisin in the whip soaking up the melodic vibes.

Direct outta Philadelphia, Seclusiasis label co-captains, Starkey & Dev79, present the 7th installment of their groundbreaking compilation series, Street Bass Anthems! This is a diverse and heavy collection of International artists with each bringing their own flavor!

16 tracks of bass n’ beats passionately over take your body for a 60+ minute ride through an urban fueled soundscapes. Highlighted by appearances from scene vets such as Canada’s Knight Riderz, LA’s Bass Science and Miami’s MartyParty as well as up and coming producers like Chooky & Ricky Vaughn, Swim Wear and KAW. Not to mention the contributions from Starkey and Dev79 themselves, which contain some of the LP’s most fire moments. This compilation pulls out all the stops, giving you a gamut of vibes and styles yet all being unified under the Street Bass banner.

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Edgewoode & MANIKAN - Riding Round 285 - FREE DL! - Street Bass Anthems Vol 7 OUT NOW!

Atlanta producer Anthony Rotella expounds on his freshly-minted Edgewoode moniker. Following up his spring release for Los Angeles’ based Deceast, Edgewoode returns with two more originals and a remix from Embassy alumni Clicks & Whistles for a decidedly Southern release.

The release’s A-Side Damn! is a peak-hour track combining biting synth and organ interplay over a shuffling drum beat, a nod to the musical landscapes of Edgewoode and Embassy’s Atlanta roots. The flip-side features Freak!, employing a sparse, expressive arrangement that creates a soulful vibe reminiscent of classic g-funk era rap buoyed by an instantly recognizable vocal. Rounding out the release is a rework of Freak! by Charlotte duo Clicks & Whistles, who ratchet the original up in their signature style.

Edgewoode - Freak! (Clicks & Whistles Remix) - EMB011

First appeared on DJZ.com in February 2013

This mix encapsulates a vibe I’ve been presenting in my live sets. Intricate, varied drum patterns, melodies and harmonies playing off of each other, quick changes and surprises, and enough sub-bass to knock your kitten’s mittens off. This is a mixture of the deeper dubstep, garage, and trap I tend to play during opening sets, the wonky house and techno I go into late night, and a few of the chiller peak time tunes that still work well outside the club. Don’t get me wrong, this mix would be a dancefloor killer, but it still plays well while you’re walking around with a good pair of headphones.

Tracklisting:

01 Lost / Cramp
02 Ganja White Night / Jock Horror
03 MUST DIE! & Taster / Kawaii
04 Siyoung / Throwin' Hunnas VIP #2
05 Starkey / LZR
06 Badklaat / Freq Skank (Arzien Remix)
07 Stalley / Hell's Angels feat. Rick Ross (gLAdiator Remix)
08 Zeds Dead / Rumble in the Jungle (Sleepy Tom Edit)
09 Edgewoode / Ride or Die
10 French Fries / One Ting Dub
11 Deckstar / Work It (UKG Remix)
12 Disclosure / What's In Your Head (Mak & Pasteman Remix)
13 Taiki & Nulight / Got Your Pleasure
14 Bok Bok / Reminder (L-Vis 1990 CC Mix)
15 Funerals / Boo Sra (Druid Clock Remix)
16 Booty Hunt / Thick Gurlz (Thømas White x Dear Lola x Kid Bassline Remix)
17 Kill Frenzy / Push Up
18 Mart (Bass Punk) Jnr / Filthy Sax
19 Kry Wolf & Claude VonStroke / Turbosteppa
20 Cause & Affect / Don't Like To Do That
21 French Fries / What To Do
22 DJ Kentaro / North South East West (Taiki & Nulight Remix)
23 Billy Kenny / S.I.C.K.
24 Drumsound & Bassline Smith / Through the Night (Shadow Child Remix)
25 Adam F / Circles (Eats Everything Rework)
26 Tony Quattro / New York Anthem
27 Pále / Winder
28 My Nu Leng / Hips N Thighs
29 Tony Quattro & Doctor Jeep / Forth & Seek feat. B. Ames
30 Rudimental / Feel The Love feat. John Newman (Gorgon City Remix)
31 Ms. Dynamite / Neva Soft (The Mike Delinquent Project Remix)
32 Zed Bias / Ambush Riddem (VIP Mix)
33 Starchy / Command (Buku Remix)
34 Jack Sparrow / Red Sand
35 Grimblee / Bredren
36 Arnold / Try & Get
37 Shackles / The Way I Lean
38 Distal / Cherry Red
39 The Ninetys / Feel Good
40 Don Diablo / M1 Stinger feat. Noonie Bao (gLAdiator Remix)
41 Yellow Claw & Cesqeaux / Make It Clap
42 iTAL tEK / Hyper Real (Deft Remix)
43 iTAL tEK / Hyper Real
44 Buku / Prowl
45 Sub Antix & Phantasma / Radical (Original Mix)
46 Silkk the Shocker / It Ain't My Fault feat. Mystikal
47 Swindle / Mischief
48 Kidnap Kid / Vehl (Wayfare Remix)
49 Nalepa / Uh Oh Hey Um

Good Vibrations

<b>Edgewoode</b> is a new music project from Anthony Rotella, a producer and DJ well-known for his longtime contributions to both drum & bass and dubstep under his Mayhem moniker. As one of the longest-running American bass music artists, Anthony has a long list of achievements as Mayhem. He’s
released music on marquee labels like Ram Records and Human Imprint, played a crucial role in establishing forward-thinking music scenes in his native Atlanta and across the United States, and
collaborated with highly respected artists like Noisia and Phace.

Anthony has established Edgewoode as an outlet for his music that isn’t defined by the aggressive, dancefloor-oriented mindset he’s known for as Mayhem. This is the debut of his Edgewoode persona and Deceast is looking forward to helping him diversify as an artist through this new project.

Contact: edgewoodemusic@gmail.com