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The song is based on Darude - Sandstorm

Sandstorm 2

The Evil Chaffinch(Remastered)

Lost tapes

Extraterrestrial

Bass Drops Bodies Move is a 2 Part Meth original track with collaboration with SYNCHROLIFT - https://soundcloud.com/synchrolift.

Bass Drops Bodies Move

Artist Name
Polvojack
Additional Artists
Composer - Guillaume Doyon
Lyricist - Guillaume Doyon
Record Label
Polvojack
UPC
199199176006
Release Date
Mar. 10, 2025
Primary Genre
Electronic
Secondary Genre
Electronic
Primary Subgenre
Dance
Secondary Subgenre
Experimental
Mood/Style
Type: Experimental
Album Language
English
Artist Sounds Like
reznovjack
unbekannt
Artist Location
CANADA - Québec

Experiment

London Aliens

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'INToLERABLE ViBRATiONS' is a wild ride of a track, with a relentless, urgent, and sometimes chaotic vibe. This genre-bending banger, with dark, ominous synth melodies, is driven by huge breakbeat percussion and solid sub-range bass patterns, and enhanced by atmospheric effects, as well as some expertly curated vocal samples from the cult classic film 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas'.
Much like the film, the track is designed to take you on a mind-bending, psychedelic trip, while you shuffle and shake to the INToLERaBLE ViBRATioNS!

INToLERABLE ViBRATiONS

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Tanzgemeinschaft welcomes rising talent Gelima with Arpegia, a vibrant melodic house & techno release that strikes a perfect balance between uplifting energy and subtle introspection. With a remix from Benny MC, this release offers two distinct perspectives on a track built around evolving arpeggios and emotive drive.

The original mix is a smooth, gliding journey—anchored by a rich, arpeggiated synth line that gradually opens up as the track builds. Gelima layers crisp percussion, textured pads, and subtle harmonic shifts to create a sense of forward motion without rushing the narrative. There’s a delicate emotional arc that plays out, making Arpegia ideal for transitional moments—sunrise sets, golden hour, or the slow rise into peak-time energy.

On remix duties, Benny MC sharpens the edges, turning Arpegia into a more focused, club-primed version. The remix leans into punchier kicks, tighter rhythmic patterns, and a slightly darker tone, while keeping the original’s melodic identity intact. It’s deeper, a little more mysterious, and ready to command attention in a late-night set.

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