Mack 187 - Bass Patrol 2015 
-> https://www.discogs.com/fr/release/11187327-Mack-187-Bass-Patrol-

MONDAY NIGHT

This track is inspired by Ecco the Dolphin. It's not the first track I've written inspired by this game, "how high in the sky can you fly?" is a track I wrote for my Darkly Dreaming EP which is a direct quote from the game. 

The game is a surreal experience. It debuted on the Sega Genesis in 1992 if I recall correctly. On the surface, it's a cute game about a dolphin exploring the ocean but underneath, it's something much stranger and more haunting.

You play as Ecco, a bottlenose dolphin who is suddenly separated from his pod by a mysterious weather event. As you search for your missing family, the game slowly unfolds into a darker sci-fi narrative invoking time travel and cruel and mysterious alien invaders. What begins as a serene underwater adventure turns into an eerie and sometimes unsettling odyssey through the deep sea and beyond.

ų ŋ ɖ ɛ r ῳ ą ɬ ɛ r 🫧🐬

Spirits Within

No Need To Be Afraid

This is a track inspired by the soundtracks on old snowboarding and racing games on the ps2. Who didn't love SSX Tricky or Wipeout?

Wipeout

soul link

You smell that? That’s the smell of burnt rubber, cold rain, and broken promises. Welcome to the Mean Streets kid. 

You ever hear jungle breaks echoing through an empty parking garage at 3 a.m.? That’s what this is for. Mean Streets is built for late-night runs and lost causes. It's a drum and bass tribute to the golden age of the PlayStation, back when everything felt faster, dirtier, realer. Back when we were still counting polygons kid. 

Think Wipeout 2097, Ridge Racer, Need for Speed. This is the sound of busted-up jungle drum and bass straight from a memory card left in the rain.

Yeah, there's liquid DnB in here, even some future garage, the kind that creeps in when the streets are empty and the rain won’t stop and you can't get those damned memories outta your head. But don’t get it twisted kid, the heart of this record is that early-2000s jungle mayhem. The stuff that came out of blown speakers and off bootleg discs. That sound that made you drive too fast and care too little.

So here’s your induction, rookie. The Mean Streets don’t care who you are. But if you’re gonna race out here, you better have the right soundtrack. And now, you do.

This one's for fan's of low-poly dreams, 160 BPM mistakes, and the kind of nights you don't come back grom the same. If you like early jungle, Source Direct, LTJ Bukem and PS1-era Drum & Bass you're gonna like this. 

Dense Nebula

Nova Sphere