João "Null" Oliveira began his journey into music production and mixing in his teenage years, constantly searching for a unique sound. His early influences were rooted in minimal, tech-driven deep vibes. However, it was his discovery of bass music—specifically DnB and dubstep—that truly resonated with him, providing the perfect medium to create music that speaks to his heart and soul.

Make sure you follow @nullcomma for more sounds and stay tuned for what's coming next!

Mastered by EOOM.
Artwork by Vrama.

MACROCELL RECORDS

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Macrocell Records: "Delivering the essence of deep-tone sound at 140 beats per minute."

For inquiries and submissions: macrocellrecords@gmail.com

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MCRCLL017 - Null - Chigurh (Clips)

Delivering the essence of deep-tone sound on 140 beats per minute.

Inquiries and submissions: macrocellrecords@gmail.com

DUBSTEP AND others
Email: cardvellmusic@gmail.com
@deeplegends
@Dubsonarcollective
@Dubdenrecords
@Safeasfuckrecords

João Oliveira a.k.a. Null started to mix and produce in his teen years, constantly searching for his own style and since then, he never stopped. Over the years, his biggest influence has been minimal tech-ish deep vibes found in many genres. Nevertheless, it was when he found Bass music, like Dnb and dubstep, that he finally found the sound that allows him to create music that speaks to his heart and soul.

Contact: vramabeats@gmail.com
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Founder and member of @macrocellrecords
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Vrama, an emerging figure in Hungary's bass music scene, frequently spins sets at venues in Budapest. He also actively organizes events to keep the Hungarian scene thriving. His music productions are a captivating blend of deep, melancholic tones and a touch of raw energy. His monthly podcast, the Vramazuri Show, and his label Macrocell Records represent his commitment to maintaining the vibrancy of the bass music scene.