Virtuous Rhythm

Ariel Tec

TreeTic Techni 🌲🌲

Knxwledge - Urgf

Long overdue; some jungle heat w @racquan-foster (https://linktr.ee/Racquan)

Cell Phones w/ RacQuan

https://soundcloud.com/djblackops
https://soundcloud.com/ring-snot

execution2 - (djblackops x ringsnot)

SHAKE JUNT

How It Should Have Gone

Truth And Everything Else

Square Pools

Ceramic Viewfinder

1234 (Heather DiStefano & Andy Loebs)

Dont Cry Til Its Over

Central cee BUDOTS REMIX 2024 (DASMAG VERSION)

old dnb flip i made like 2 years ago idk Why i never uploaded this

mychain

fun lil juke choon I produced this week. free DL like always.

COFFEE DANCER

true romance (full edit)

Rooted in the underground mentality of the 90s, the whole thing is quite evocative, grabbing hold of a euphoric funk sound and transporting it into the 2020s with a modern, high-tempo pulse. In blending the raw, pumping energy of warehouse techno with the glimmer of disco cabaret, the Bay Area native takes a refreshing tangent on dancefloor tools which render themselves distinct from his contemporaries in the space.

Zero Idea describes Xpressions as a deeply personal journey— “each track, mood and sonic idea is a dance floor representation of significant life events that shaped my adult years”. The album lands as a maturation of both musical composition and personal character for the artist.

From the atmosphere building intro in “Foreword”, to the uptempo soul of “Seventh Heaven”, and the high voltage intensity of “Overload”, the album delivers a carefully contained and diligently paced listening experience, where the vivacity of the tracks is at no point overwhelming, and yet the energy never fails to deliver. Standout moments include title track “Xpression”, a relentless, straight-to-the-point tech-funk heater which perfectly showcases the Zero Idea ethos, as well as ‘Epiphany’ with its blissful blend of deep melodies and driving beats which encapsulate the album’s emotional depth.

Production/Mixing: Benji Fales
Mastering: Paul Mac at Hardgroove Mastering
Artwork: Tyler Miller
Creative Direction: Colby Riley 

Xpressions

Enter The Fold

pure shite

How It Should Have Gone

Govlink