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Great Stuff proudly presents volume five of it’s “To The Underground” series. The series features solely exclusive tracks. Hand picked with only the dance floor in mind. Tracks that will work crowds and elevate dj sets. 

To The Underground Vol.5 begins with Saccao & Vanilla Ace’s “Librium “- a marching tech house beast, that features an wobbling bassline, which was constructed to take dance floors apart. The smooth vocal snippets and the snappy groove programming are the icing on the cake.

Next up is Samuel Dan’s glaring “Wake Up”. This prime time weapon consists of the perfect old-school Chicago vibes: Pitched down vocals, a bumping acid bassline and the typical 808/909 swinging grooves. Make sure to play this as loud as possible!

Germany’s spirited duo Sasch BBC & Caspar take us on a journey. Deep low frequencies and a thick minimal groove are the foundation for “Black Wave”. Close your eyes and let the mesmerizing feel take over.

Cutting edge sounds morph around crisp percussions, while the uplifting chord progressions provide the right amount of energy. You will instantly fall in love with Cosme Martin & Christian Vila’s Spanish summer atmosphere, compressed within their “Manumba” composition. 

The eye-catcher of Vidaloca & Piem’s “Oxygen” is it’s constantly evolving groove and swelling sub bass that support the freaked-out melody patterns in the most stylish way. Pitched vocals and extremely tight snare drums seal the deal.

Rutger is closing out this fine collection of engaging electronic music. His “The Method” is all about the cosmic and recondite melody. It leads the way through a jungle of spaced-out pads and moody break-downs.

VA - To The Underground Vol. 5

Great Stuff proudly presents volume five of it’s “To The Underground” series. The series features solely exclusive tracks. Hand picked with only the dance floor in mind. Tracks that will work crowds and elevate dj sets. 

To The Underground Vol.5 begins with Saccao & Vanilla Ace’s “Librium “- a marching tech house beast, that features an wobbling bassline, which was constructed to take dance floors apart. The smooth vocal snippets and the snappy groove programming are the icing on the cake.

Next up is Samuel Dan’s glaring “Wake Up”. This prime time weapon consists of the perfect old-school Chicago vibes: Pitched down vocals, a bumping acid bassline and the typical 808/909 swinging grooves. Make sure to play this as loud as possible!

Germany’s spirited duo Sasch BBC & Caspar take us on a journey. Deep low frequencies and a thick minimal groove are the foundation for “Black Wave”. Close your eyes and let the mesmerizing feel take over.

Cutting edge sounds morph around crisp percussions, while the uplifting chord progressions provide the right amount of energy. You will instantly fall in love with Cosme Martin & Christian Vila’s Spanish summer atmosphere, compressed within their “Manumba” composition. 

The eye-catcher of Vidaloca & Piem’s “Oxygen” is it’s constantly evolving groove and swelling sub bass that support the freaked-out melody patterns in the most stylish way. Pitched vocals and extremely tight snare drums seal the deal.

Rutger is closing out this fine collection of engaging electronic music. His “The Method” is all about the cosmic and recondite melody. It leads the way through a jungle of spaced-out pads and moody break-downs.

Vidaloca & Piem - Oxygen

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