TRACKS - EZZREI

What happens when a Filipino classic meets a junglist’s touch? @ezzrei flips her grandmother’s favorite song, “Ang Daigdig Ko’y Ikaw” by the iconic Celeste Legaspi, into a deep and dubby junglist love letter.

From harana to halftime, this jungle flip of Ang Daigdig Ko’y Ikaw turns slow-dance feels into full-body grooves.

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“Ang Daigdig Ko’y Ikaw” (translated: “You Are My World”) is a timeless Filipino love song originally popularized in the late 1960s by Fernando Poe Jr. and Susan Roces in a film of the same name. Later covered by many artists, Celeste Legaspi’s version stands out for its rich, expressive vocals and orchestral arrangement that captured the sweeping, cinematic emotion of Filipino romance during the golden age of OPM

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Mastering: Rexex Zablan

Ang Daigdig Ko'y Ikaw  (Jungle  Edit) - FREE DOWNLOAD

Ezzrei’s latest release, “Hum of the Universe Itself,” is a storm blooming in slow motion. This atmospheric jungle cut samples Lonnie Liston Smith’s “Night Flower” into a celestial bass ritual: drifting ambient textures and a slow buildup that can be felt before heard

The breaks arrive frenetic, sharp, and jazzy. Beautifully unhinged. But even in full momentum, Ezzrei’s touch is cinematic. The original sample doesn’t sit behind the drums—it leads them, glowing like a signal fire through the haze.

Fierce but devotional, the whole track is textured with intention. Ezzrei cracked open a soulful classic, stitched it to adrenaline, and made it bloom again—louder, faster, and sky-bound.

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Credits:

Mastering: Neil Rovick Victoria

Hum of the Universe Itself (160 Jungle)

This 140 BPM dubstep cut draws on a lineage of post-dubstep experimentation and my love for Tagalog post-war ballads. I sampled the hook from  Celeste Legaspi's “Diwa’y Nag-iisip" and reworked the original intro. I used the hi-hat riff (you'll know what it is) throughout, which inspired the draping drum patterns here and there. I sliced parts of the horns and her voice, too. 

I wanted to hold onto a lot of its elements but also tried to stay minimal. I would say it's my most feminine track to date.  Hah

Sample:  "Diwa'y Nag-Iisip" by Celeste Legaspi

Enjoy :)

No Love (140 dubstep)

“Don’t Ask When” twists 140 into something deliberate: snarling sublines, splintered percussion, and melodies that glint through the grit. Beneath it all, a lattice of percussive fragments and melodic dust builds tension in the gaps, giving each hit its own gravity.

Produced by Ezzrei, one of the few artists shaping dubstep from the Philippines, the track captures a tactile energy from the sub’s slow grind to the flicker of reverb in the high end.

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Credits
Released October 26, 2025
Mixing/Mastering: Camille Banzon

Don't Ask When (140)

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140 / 160 

Dubstep / Breaks / Jungle 

Ezzrei, whose real name is Camille Banzon, is a Manila-based DJ, producer, and cultural strategist known for her work in the Philippines' underground bass music scene. She is the founder of CONTINUUM BASS, the country's first platform dedicated to bass music, and has been influential in the evolution of the music communities in both Manila and Siargao Island. 

Her music blends genres like dubstep, jungle, and hip-hop with elements of jazz and soul, and she is also a writer and curator

Ezzrei is a Manila-based DJ, writer, and producer pushing a uniquely Filipino take on bass music. She crafts jungle and halftime tracks built from old Filipino song samples and flips local hip-hop cuts into explosive low-end gems. 

Founder of Continuum Bass and a pioneer of Siargao’s nightlife scene, her work bridges underground music, cultural storytelling, and community-led organizing across the islands.