Shout out @unividuality for an inspiring poem.
Mix/master & artwork by QwillA

BIG LOVE

Letting EP

Love Like Water (ft. Lala Dreama)

Bandcamp

Love Like Water (feat. Lala Dreama)

JAWN BLAZE (1k freebie)

Superhighway Afterglow

A+ Mentality

[Headbang Society Premiere] Willdabeast - A+ Mentality ft Glyph

Willdabeast - Back2Back Ft Phunk Bias, Sassabrass

Willdabeast - Hostile Architect

Willdabeast - Failed Navigation

Last but not least Conversations is the final track on Voices. Taking the time to slow down a little this track is meant to feel like a easy conversation between two people. Once again following the vocal theme this song pairs pleasant vocals paired with smooth sub bass tones layered in.

"Voices" is Phrey's first E.P, featuring 3 diverse songs that range from deep soundscapes filled with bass, to ethereal, higher tones that fill every needed space. Each song is designed by sampling voice tracks and samples, spliced with original sound design to give each tune the "Phrey" flair.

This project aims to provide balance between the light in this world and the darkness that can follow it. We all are designed to carry that light, and sometimes it feels too much of a burden but it is all up to us to share that with the world. Let's be Phrey together! Listen to the "Voices" that tell you they love you, you're valued, and to always keep your head high. 

"If you are reading this you are loved"

Conversation

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Refraction

Deemzoo - Otter Space (FloridaMan Remix)

Conflicted

Cathedral Rave

contact/submissions/press inquiries: label@mutimusic.com  

Curator: https://soundcloud.com/dov1
Often referred to as 'The First US Bass Music label' , Muti Music has been pushing emerging and established genres of bass music since 2002.
Muti  Music = Medicine Music.
In South African English, the word "muti" is used to refer to all sorts of herbal medicine. It is derived from the Zulu/Xhosa word umuthi, meaning "tree," whose root is -thi. In Southern Africa, "muti" and cognates of umuthi are in widespread use in most indigenous African languages as well as in South African English and Afrikaans, which sometimes use "muti" as a slang word for medicine in general, or even as a term for 'good luck'.

founded by @Dov1