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"Mariposa EP" is a fresh reimagining of dubstep — one that breaks away from familiar genre tropes while doubling as a tribute to some of the most personally influential video games to W3C.

It kicks off with "Rise and Shine," a celebration of the 20-year anniversary of Half-Life 2 (2004). Much like in the game, you're woken up and thrown straight into action, with industrial ambiance and a downright menacing bassline setting the tone.

The title track, "Mariposa," reworks the Brian Eno-esque ambient soundtrack of Fallout 1 (1997) into a more dramatic but equally enigmatic trip through bottomless subbass.

"Resonance Cascade" channels the claustrophobic energy of Half-Life 1 (1998) into what seems like a classic dubstep shape — until it suddenly accelerates into a corrosive techno roller in its second act.

Rounding things out, "The Land of Opportunity" is a leftfield dubstep spin on the already ice-cold theme of GTA4 (2008), driven by a fittingly off-kilter kick pattern.

Music by @dj-w3c

W3C - Resonance Cascade

Unapologetically forward-thinking, yet deeply reverent to the rich tradition of UK sound on which it stands.

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@dj-w3c

Club sets with own style of perfomance and music production called the New Electro. Sound influenced by DnB, Neuro, Breakbeat and Techno delivered with high-end music production levels and in his own style formed with self-programmed from scratch controllers that lets him move energy on stage in truly unortodox and captivating ways.

Sound that never settles in one stream, always bringing fresh air of pure ethernal blast of tracks that you can hear only where he plays.

W3C - Resonance Cascade

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