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Rebel Scum hits us with another stunning EP continuing the journey from his ‘Take off’ EP. 
Velocity refers to the term ‘escape velocity’ which is the lowest velocity a ship must have to escape the gravitational attraction of a particular planet. Made up of two very different tracks, both destined to make you move. Can’t See is a fun, energetic tune that draws influence from dubstep made around 2012. Dark Side is a much darker, heavier track that brings out your inner Sith.

Velocity

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Rebel Scum - Dark Side - Impossible Records

Hi, welcome to my little music blog!
It all started back in middle school. During breaks between classes we would send each other music on our phones with infrared and bluetooth. First it was all pop and rock music, but soon I found out about dubstep and drum and bass. It changed everything for me. I had many mp3 players and ipods full of music. I started going to raves and music festivals. I enjoyed some house, hiphop, techno and even psytrance. It's been a journey and after many years I am still so excited to hear new beats and melodies. I've been constantly reposting my favourite tunes for everyone to enjoy with me! Music just makes me so happy and I am glad if I can make you happy too! Besides partying I listen to music while at work, at home, on the streets or in gym. Basically all the time.
Most of all, I love drum and bass. Mainstream, liquid, rollers, jump up, neuro, jungle... you name it. I have dug deep into the world of drum and bass. This page probably has over 10,000 drum and bass tracks reposted by me that I really enjoyed. A few years ago, my friend invited me to a festival in Belgium, and I fell in love with heavy dubstep. After that, for 2 years straight, I was obsessed with it and even made another page for reposting. I found out about genres like riddim, wave, and trap. At one point I didn't want to know anything about it and deleted the page! Right now this is the only page I use. Maybe one day I will return to drum and bass, but lately I've been feeling crazy and reposting other stuff too. I love good music; I don't care what you call it, and I love to find inspiration in different genres.
For some time I was really into deep house. I love to shuffle (dance). I don't mind some bass house. Slap house? I love that. Club house, G-house, melodic house, electro house, progressive house, and yes, even tech house... whatever. I love house music!
I love big festival music like trap and hardstyle, but I also know what underground techno means. I love hardcore, and sometimes I love chillout.

Have a good day,
Villem

PS: I really love to dive into other genres but the freakin soundcloud 2k following limit is so annoying! Do i really have to make a new account for each genre? I got big love for over 10k DJs.

Since 2015, Impossible Records has been changing the game with one # 1 record after another. Founded by KJ Sawka and his wife Cori Sawka in Seattle, Impossible Records has become a haven for the dirtiest bass, glitchiest hops, and all manners of spine tingling melodies and vocals from all styles of the electronic music world. As an emerging powerhouse of bass music, Impossible Records tops bass music charts everywhere with releases from artists such as ill.Gates, Architekt, We Bang, Mister Black, Super Square, Messinian, and of course KJ Sawka. Impossible Records seeks to bring people of the Earth the best music with a twist of the impossible and will stop at nothing to do so. Let the music talk, you just have to be willing to listen.
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Clay PK
FAFO, All Day
Acoustic & Mech Robotics Engineer @ PK Sound.
Bass Music Addict & Rave Culture Nurturer

i still post some random edits and mixes here but go follow the new project @neonknights :)

Let's explore the limits of pressure vibrations, shall we?