Whether you’re at a party or cruising with friends, this track is your ultimate soundtrack for a night to remember. Hit play and let the rhythm move you! 

Blitzen

rude magic type beat (reggae)

Bell Curve is back with another EP of boundary-pushing bass sounds, Magick, dropping July 9th on her new Raspberry Rhythms imprint. A lauded producer of playful yet finely honed bass music, Bell Curve’s most recent releases have seen praise in Bandcamp’s “Best Electronic Music of the Month” columns, DJ Mag, and more.

This EP sees Bell Curve continue in her diverse and distinctive musical approach, while expanding into new territory incorporating her own vocals into her productions. Namely, “Crush”, a sultry sub-wobbling roller featuring sprinkles of her murmuring, and “Magick (butterflies in my stomach)”, a playful narration of a night out to DJ, replete with Uber rides, friend coordination, and music-induced journeys through self love and hatred, insecurity, dreams, haters, and more, all the while anchored by the thumping, heavy 160 bpm beat. The rest of the EP touches on similarly diverse territory, like “New Me”, a majestic, vaguely halftime electro roller with incisive punches of bass, “Rollercoaster”, a high-octane, candy-coated grime track, and “Off The Net”, a playful but ironic footwork jungle ode to the terminally online.

Bell Curve’s productions defy simple categorization, pulling a wide range of bass-driven genres through her prismatic lens, and Magick EP is a further flex of her dynamism and eagerness to color outside the lines. With inspirations ranging from soundsystem culture and the hardcore continuum to raving, sci-fi, and beyond, her music is full of familiar sounds conceived in a new and uniquely personal way. The New York-based, Texas-raised producer is a “vanguard of the modern bass movement in North America” (Inverted Audio), and her prolific and wide-ranging output has earned her spotlight features on BBC 6 Music, releases on labels like Moveltraxx, Seilscheibenpfeiler (SSPB), and Dome of Doom, a SWU FM / Rinse FM radio residency, and more. With a plethora of music coming down the pipeline from Bell Curve, fans of her work have much to look forward to this year. 

credits
released July 9, 2025

songs written, performed, and mixed by Bell Curve
mastering by Beau at Ten Eight Seven

Cover Art Credits
Creative Direction & Design - Jean Pierre Consuegra @jeanpiconsuegra
Photographer - Hannah Lasure @llasure
Lighting assistant - Santiago Vanegas @saceni
Compositor - Sethy @ilovemygirlsmind
Shoot assistant - lysn @lysn.music

Crush

No battery, no wahala—enjoyment still dey
Obi dị m ụtọ n’abalị a
Phone on 1%, screen dey fade
Vibe still strong like parade

Outside steady, weekend don land
Chat dey open but the message no send
Light no dey, yet laughter dey roll
Obi dị m ụtọ, rhythm take control
Network shaky, notification slow
Pocket dry—no power bank to show
Sweat like gold, speakers dey breathe
Steps lock timing, heart no leave

Battery don low, icon red like stop
Power bank dry, but spirit no drop
If I go offline, memory go stay
Screens go dark, joy no go sway

Battery don low, enjoyment no low
Obi dị m ụtọ, egwu adịghị agwụ
No light for phone, but light for soul
Tonight still warm, we dey on a roll
Battery don low, enjoyment no low
Obi dị m ụtọ, egwu adịghị agwụ
No signal for map, hearts know road
Good times dey, overload

Screenshot smiles, I save am for head
You type “send location,” network dead
Small-small breeze, perfume for air
Bassline talk say happiness near
City dey hum like engines at rest
Eyes share secrets, chest to chest
Charging point far, minutes dey run
Night hold story, chapter one

Battery don low, icon red like stop
Power bank dry, but spirit no drop
If I go offline, memory go stay
Screens go dark, joy no go sway

Battery don low, enjoyment no low
Obi dị mụta, egwu adịghị agwụ
No light for phone, but light for soul
Tonight still warm, we dey on a roll
Battery don low, enjoyment no low
Obi dị m ụtọ, egwu adịghị agwụ
No signal for map, hearts know road
Good times dey, overload

Airplane mode on, heartbeat reply
Obi dị m ụtọ, time dey fly
Apps fit sleep, feelings dey speak
Cold night fade, warm cheek to cheek

Offline moments, data-free zone
Echo of laughter, sweet like tone
Batrị agwụla, smile still bright
Stars for ear, music for night

Battery don low, enjoyment no low
Obi dị m ụtọ, egwu adịghị agwụ
No light for phone, but light for soul
Tonight still warm, we dey on a roll
Battery don low, enjoyment no low
Obi dị m ụtọ, egwu adịghị agwụ
No signal for map, hearts know road
Good times dey, overload

If I go offline, I still dey with you
Ụtụtụ ga-abịa—enjoyment continue



Battery don low

The entire sound is in my hands. I write cyber poetry, produce, and compose every track ready for Immersive 3D. Every beat is crafted for spatial and next-gen headphones.
Intimate lyrics, total immersion, every track.

For 30 years I kept unfinished demos to myself, never letting them out. Now I finish what I start and release it the moment it’s alive.

Spirts & 420 helps me create music by tapping into my 3rd eye. We are all connected. Live life and don't dwell on the past. "A New Day" out now!

producer and dj of alien bass sounds, NY via TX. SWU FM Resident, 2nd Saturday of the month 8PM GMT 3PM EST
bookings/contact - contactbellcurve@gmail.com

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@raspberry-rhythms
@worstbehaviorrecs

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