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Prime Christmas Album Vol.2 [Prime Audio] 
https://bit.ly/2TadrNP

Prime Audio Mixture EP Vol. 6 [Prime Audio]
https://www.beatport.com/release/mixture-vol-6/2178892

For the King! [Prime Audio]
https://www.beatport.com/release/for-the-king%21/2087300

Altered Beast [Prime Audio]
https://www.beatport.com/release/altered-beast/1810269

Dispersion Vol. 1 [Uplink Audio]
https://www.beatport.com/release/dispersion-volume-1/1806301

Prime Audio Mixture EP Vol. 4 [Prime Audio]
https://www.beatport.com/release/mixture-ep-vol-4/1734603

Cyborg Assimilate EP [Prime Audio]
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/cyborg-assimilate-ep/id1031705365

Elephant Gun EP [Heavy Artillery]
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/elephant-gun-ep/id991165483

Born Machine EP [Prime Audio]
https://www.beatport.com/release/born-machine-ep/1457495

Ballistic: Disorderly Conduct EP [Heavy Artillery]
http://www.beatport.com/release/ballistic-disorderly-conduct/1439152

Prime Audio Mixture EP Vol. 2 [Prime Audio]
http://www.beatport.com/release/mixture-vol-2/1389765

Special Weapon EP [Heavy Artillery]
http://www.beatport.com/release/special-weapon/1342480

Bionic Inquisition EP [Heavy Artillery]
http://www.beatport.com/release/bionic-inquisition/1299615

Prime Audio 9k Followers EP [Prime Audio]
http://www.mediafire.com/download/dnf5h5nzt1rue8f/Prime+Audio+9k+Followers+EP.rar

Prime Audio 6k Likes EP [Prime Audio]
http://www.mediafire.com/download/9zfuw18w1z0r89l/Prime+Audio+6k+Likes+EP.rar

FREEBIES [Independent]
https://soundcloud.com/basssavagery/sets/free-suboxyde

One of the most exciting bass music acts to emerge in recent times, DeadExit are respected house DJ Sammy Porter and renowned selector, producer and broadcaster Crissy Criss. Set for even bigger things in 2015, the duo have already made a name for themselves with edgy remixes and unique original productions setting the bass music scene alight.

First set up as a bass music project for Crissy Criss to keep separate from his Drum and Bass production, DeadExit has flourished as a fresh, upcoming act in its own right. Joining forces with House minded Sammy Porter, DeadExit has quickly made the bass music scene take notice, with salvo after salvo of reworkings and original productions suddenly dominating dance floors and airwaves alike.

An unstoppable creative force, DeadExit are some of the busiest producers around, constantly releasing unofficial remixes for their favourite tracks. Reworking anything from Calvin Harris to Rudimental, or Chase and Status to Matrix & Futurebound, DeadExit have released a mass of free downloads, featuring their own unique spin.

What’s more, DeadExit’s unofficial remixes have led to official remix work from some of bass musics most important figures. With a discography including official remixes for the likes of Cookie Monsta, Dems and grime legend DDoubleE, DeadExit have been called on from some of the very best acts in the bass music scene. Elsewhere, the duo have given tunes from other genres the Dubstep treatment, putting their spin on tracks such as Drumsound & Bassline Smith’s ‘Atmosphere’ on NewState Recordings.

Not just confined to remixes, DeadExit’s original productions have also seen them release on a range of prestigious imprints, including Doctor P and Flux Pavillion’s Circus Recordings. First featured on the imprint’s annual album ‘Grand Central’ in 2014 with 'Love Me ft Dems', DeadExit have also earned original releases of their own on.

Their first solo release with Circus Records, 'Soundboy Killer' began a new chapter of the duo’s rise. The highly anticipated follow up to the track, ‘Snake', was heavily supported by Benga - and even dropped by Funtcase in front of 14,000 Belgian ravers. After two months of radio and rave play, ‘Snake' soon found its way on to the legendary Datsik’s label FirePower in July 2014, cracking the Beatport Dubstep Track Top100.

Thanks to an impressive amount of tunes in such as short space of time, DeadExit have regularly earned radio play and support from the likes of Skream & Benga, Target, Wideboys and Eddy Temple Morris. The duo were also a regular favourite of MistaJam’s prestigious Radio 1 and 1Xtra shows, regularly supplying mixes including the ‘Dubstep Download’ and 'Daily Dose of Dubstep' Mix

MikeZula (Mike Narvaez) is an upcoming artist residing in Las Vegas, Nevada. He recently took his first steps into producing EDM in June 2010 after being recommended to try out Reason, which he promptly grew fond of.

"Music has always been a big part of my life. Just having the ability to create an atmosphere around you with something as simple as a sound really does fascinate me. I grew up playing acoustic instruments like the guitar, piano, and drums and have always been intrigued by the amount of instruments with completely different sounds that existed in the world, and was always wanting to move onto the next instrument with a new sound. So after opening Reason for the first time and seeing all the crazy different sounds that i could create from scratch and sculpt into whatever i wanted them to be, i was hooked. It was as if i had a hundreds of different instruments at my finger tips, and i didn't have to settle for just one sound at a time anymore."

Mike's fixation with dubstep began immediately after listening to Boom by Excision and Datsik in June 2009, which sparked his curiosity with sounds he'd never heard before. He quickly grew a large collection of  tracks and mixes from this genre which eventually took up his entire library. "All i could think about after hearing that track was 'mother of god, how the f**k are they making these sounds!' And to this day i find new tracks coming out and think the same thing! It's just awesome to have a genre that can continuously catch you by surprise like that."

It was, however, only after discovering Liquid Stranger and his unique production style, that Mike became interested in creating the music himself. And a few months later he began doing just that. "After hearing Liquid Stranger's Mechanoid Mixdown for 2010, i just thought wow. He put his own little spin on this genre and it sounded damn good. All these patterns and rhythms he threw in there just created this awesome flow and that made me realize that i wanted to try and enter this genre and put my own little twist on it. So i asked around, was recommended Reason and have been producing ever since."

"My main goal is not to be famous, or to spin at these big events. Though i would jump at the opportunity, i'm honestly just creating the music that i love, and am choosing to share that sound with people who might enjoy it. My REAL main goal would be to one day have it be MY sound that will inspire someone to make their own journey into the vast world of music production."

For those of you wondering why i call myself MikeZula, here's the urban dictionary definition below.

1. 	Zula
	
A word created to make Master Shake cooler than he already is.
Nobody's coola than Shake-zula.

So even though i'm already a cool ass dude, the Zula at the end gets me a few extra cool points hahaha, thank you all for the feedback, it's always appreciated, and there's always more tracks on the way! Much love,
                                    MikeZula AKA Champion of the gods, ruler of the universe and all that is man!

Contact: mikezul4@gmail.com
 

Bass Music, Game Music
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[Below is archived for the memories <3]
Supported by list (from the beginning): Excision, Annix, Trollphace, Midnight Tyrannosaurus, Levela, The Kid Vicious, Johnny Foreplay, Kyle King, Funtcase,  Space Laces, Cookie Monsta, Bar 9, Must Die!, Rekoil, Jphelpz, Carvar & Clock, Boombox Cartel, Helicopter Showdown, Levela, DJ Freek, Jayline, Macky Gee, Konichi, Drumsound & Bassline Smith, DJ Blackley, Modestep, AFK, Genetix, Reid Speed, Borgore, Inspector Dubplate, Everest, Pony Boy, F3tch, Aami, Jonathan Gering, Dirty Talk, Bass Violator, Vaski, Oblivion, Total Recall, Devnik, Lowan, Widelows, Pete Flex, Stu, J, Salad, Anders F.

I make robotic & machinery sounds and people think it's music.
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BIO:
From the beginning, D-jahsta gained rapid attention in the Dubstep scene. 
In his first release on UK-based Chronos Records, D-jahsta left his own mark, creating a new approach to the Dubstep sound.
As a result, his tracks recived immidiate support by big guns like Datsik, Excision, Borgore and many more.

Since his debut, every D-jahsta release would dominate in the dubstep Beatport charts,
staying in the top 5 for weeks.
Unexpected collaborations like "TX55" and "Baptism of Fire" captivated audiences, DJs and producers.
Due to such a response, D-jahsta's career exploded, giving him the opportunity to travel from Greece 
and slay crowds in major clubs all over the United States of America, Europe and 
Australia.

Without a doubt, D-jahsta is here to stay as an integral part of the Bass Culture!
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One of Belgium's most popular exports behind waffles and chocolate, he is regarded as a pioneer of the harder more aggressive dubstep sound that has swept North America by storm.

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