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Kolter - If you came to party

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Cam Stockman - Back into the 10s (Unreleased)

Luke Dean- Doing my thing (unreleased)

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Max Dean (unreleased)  Touch me deeply

There are far too many deeply sorrowful crimes in Japan today
—or perhaps this is true across the entire world.

Where has the Japanese virtue of not causing trouble to others gone?
I feel profound sadness over this.

I have condensed that sense of grief into this track.
And perhaps we, who stand by and watch, are also bearing a kind of guilt—
the guilt of being bystanders.

Thank you for reading until the end, and for listening.

The Sad Sin

No one really knows where it started. A USB passed in a green room. A folder marked “don’t open.” One track leaked into a set, then another. What followed was bass. Heavy, hypnotic, unrelenting. The kind that doesn’t ask for attention but takes it anyway. Bassline Junkees aren't here for the spotlight. They're here for the system.

After the release of their debut single Now Or Never (Flip It), heavily inspired by the resurgence of UK Bass and Garage on platforms like TikTok and Instagram, their second track Where Is The Love takes a different turn. Built for the tech house crowd, it fuses a haunting children’s choir hook with thumping low-end and a screaming rhythmic synth. A track engineered to tear up dancefloors worldwide.


PREMIERE: Bassline Junkees - Where Is The Love (Extended Mix)

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