About a year ago, we were all sitting around wondering what ever happened to the jackin bassy house sound we were all fond of, and whining about the lack of fun but quality bassline music to smash at the rave. Well, AC Slater went and did something about it.

The title says it all on this new EP from Slates, a return to form from the producer who brought you “Jack Got Jacked,” “Take You” and “Banger." On Return of the Underground, Slater explores the punchy and wobbly bass sounds that he pioneered, pairing them with twists and turns and gunshots influenced by speed garage and those infectious classic UK bass anthems by Switch and Sinden.

This EP is four tracks of epic quality with not a sleeper in sight. The underground is back. Long live the underground.

AC Slater - Gunplay

AC Slater - Donkey Shake

Jubilee & Burt Fox "Keys Wallet Phone EP" is out October 15 on Trouble & Bass. 
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Jubilee & Burt Fox - Keys Wallet Phone

Buy The Release: http://troubleandbass.com/artist/flinch/heavy-bass-champions-of-the-world-vol-xi

We are pleased to announce Flinch’s Heavy Bass Champions of the World Vol. XI release! This one has been in the making for quite some time now, ever since the Youth Blood remix he produced with 12th Planet took the world by storm, we just had to have some more Flinch in our catalog! After his recent single Midnight Hustle release on Party Like Us Records, Flinch is the man in high demand!

Hiero takes off where dubstep should be heading. Hands in the air samples, shuffling percussion and bass line drops that has the floor moving and heads banging which makes Hiero a tune that’s going to be making waves this all summer into the fall!

Crankenstein and Gama are on the more percussive 4x4 tip where dutch house meets heavy bass electro with thumping kicks, monsterous synth lines and bass that will rattle your bones. A huge debut release for Flinch on T&B!

Flinch - Hiero

Buy The Release: http://troubleandbass.com/artist/ac-slater/heavy-bass-champions-of-the-world-vol-xvi

Our Heavy Bass Champions has showcased talented producers from around the world, but for the latest edition we took it back to our hometown of Brooklyn, and called on our brother in bass: AC Slater. The T&B crew member took some time off of trotting around the globe and destroying dancefloors to deliver us two original hard hitting tracks. Full Power and Hip Hop Drop are prime time big bass bombs, featuring long rolling synths and a deep rumbling low end that’ll make thespeakers in your Honda Civic drop out while ripping down the highway on the way to your next rave. This Heavy Bass Champions of the World has mixed in flavors of big room electro, rave, heavy bass and weird percussive head rockers. For fans of Autoerotique, Zombies For Money, Nadastrom and Jesse Rose.

Released on June 21, 2011

AC Slater - Full Power

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Doctor Jeep's Angel EP is out December 8 on Trouble & Bass.
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Angel EP

Doctor Jeep - Angel

Doctor Jeep - Angel (Archive Remix)

Doctor Jeep - Control (Flava D Remix)

Doctor Jeep - Grim Reaper

Buy The Release: http://troubleandbass.com/artist/little-jinder/without-you

Swedish songbird Little Jinder follows up 2010’s massive teen vampire anthem “Youth Blood” with another sweet and sinister single that’s sure to get stuck in your head and eat at your soul. Produced by Trouble & Bass label head Drop the Lime, this monster track features Josephine Jinder’s angelic vocals weaving in and out of a tapestry of dubstep and jungle-influenced flavors. This is an epic love song that flirts with tenderness and obsession: beautiful pads and shimmering synths underscore the verses while dramatic, billowing bass and demanding breaks swell throughout a dark chorus. “Without You” has all the drama, musicality, and suspense you expect from Trouble & Bass—and, like “Youth Blood,” it works just as well for radio as it does in the club. This one is guaranteed to be another memorable highlight of summer DJ sets from the world’s top names. (Don’t miss the videos of Jinder performing “Youth Blood” with 12th Planet to packed tents at 2011’s Ultra and Coachella festivals.) 

For this round, we keep it tight on the remixes, offering two totally different versions for all the bassheads. Swedish drum & bass legend Seba, most famous for his releases on LTJ Bukem’s Good Looking Records), delivers a lovely, emotional stepper with all the rolling snares, crisp hi hats, and truly massive bass and subs that you would expect from this liquid D&B don. Then we hit up this crazy character Myd from France’s Club Cheval, one of our favorite DJ/production/party crews. Young Myd slices and pitches Jinder’s voice into extraordinary shapes throughout this jackin’ cut ‘n’ paste house jam, with its long build-ups, submarine sounds, alarm-like techno synths, and percolating fever. Expect the unexpected, as this one’s got all the clever twists and turns you’ve come to expect from the always unpredictable Club Cheval. This is just the tip of the volcano for the unforgettable Jinder, who is currently working on her next single and a full-length album.

Released on August 16th, 2011

Little Jinder - Without You

Little Jinder - Without You (Seba remix)

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NEVERMIND's Part Three EP is out 2/17 on Trouble & Bass. 
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Part Three EP

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NEVERMIND - TREEHOUSE

NEVERMIND - SCRATCH

NEVERMIND - OOH DUB

NEVERMIND - OOH

Trouble & Bass Radio #9
Recorded at Red Bull Studios, New York.
Featuring guest mix from Flava D (Butterz, UK)
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Hosted by Star Eyes:
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TRACKLIST
Mak & Pasteman - Brown Bread (Roska's Tombstone Mix) 
NEVERMIND - Scratch
Jimmy Edgar - Decalcify
Distal & Greazus - Vanlanta
Negativ - Damage (Pelikann Remix)
Pelikann - Bring on the Trumpets (Archive Remix)
Doctor Jeep - Angel (Archive Remix)
Mungo’s Hi-Fi Feat. Charlie P - Rules of the Dance (Kahn Remix)
Lington - Bounty
Novelist x Mumdance - 1 Sec
Dev79 - Tree Bark Riddim
Skepta - That's Not Me Remix feat D Double E, Tempa T, President T, Sox & Jaykae 
DJ Cable - Pulse RBX
Little Dee - What We Do (feat. OGs)
Spooky - Halloween
Jubilee - Jealous
Mr. Mitch - Feel (Don’t Ask)
Star Eyes - Happy Haus (UFO! Remix)
Killjoy - Nothing Sweet (Doctor Jeep Remix)
DJ Kor & Parallax - No Badness (True Underground Garage Mix)
REWIND SELECTION!!!: DJ Rap & Aston - Vertigo (Tumbling Mix)
**FLAVA D Guest Mix** 
Flava D and Miss Fire - Closer
Jill Scott - He Loves Me (Flava D Remix)
DJ Q - I Get Deeper
Flava D - In the Dance
Mak and Pasteman - Brown Bread (Roska’s Tombstone Mix)
Hybrid Theory - That’s What It Is (Flava D Remix)
Killjoy and Moony - Darker Side
Doctor Jeep - Control (Flava D Remix)
Deadbeat Royal T Collab  - Test
Brett - Mik (Rinse Edit)
Moony - Rusty VIP
Hybrid Theory - King Kong
Killjoy - Straight 2 the Neck
Flava D - Home (Champion Remix)
Moony - Prove 2 U
Wiley - It’s Wiley (Royal-T Remix Igloo VIP)
Rude Kid - Shakey Remix
Flava D - Groggy
FINAL TRACK: Zed Bias - Shizam (Plastician Remix)

T&B Radio Vol. 9: Flava D Guest Mix

Trouble & Bass Radio #10
Recorded at Red Bull Studios, New York.
Featuring guest mix from Klipar (Dissipate/Enchufada, Portugal)
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Hosted by Star Eyes:
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TRACKLIST
Archive - Make It Rain (feat MC Shantie)                                                  
Akkord - Continuum                         
Lucent - X-Rated(Klient Weight Remix)         
DJ Haus - Helta Skelta 
Murlo & Wildlife! - Control                        
Drop the Lime - Tabac Theme          
Doctor Jeep & Tony Quattro - Torpedo             
Lyka - Whole Meal                                                                                       Mele - The Boogaloo                                                                                   
Famous Eno - Puzzlebox Riddim                                                            
Commodo feat. JME - Shift                                                                        
Louis Futon - Tree       00:03:58      1                       
Kahn - Dread        
Badklaat & Requake - Oracle 
Tony Quattro - Penthouse Suite                                
Prizma - Amazonian (Doctor Jeep Remix) 
Mele - Aaliyah
True Playaz - Ready or Not (2003 Mix)                                                         
Krust - Warhead      
REWIND SELECTION!!!: Party Crashers - Put Your Hands Up 4 NY 
**KLIPAR Guest Mix** 
Woz - Cherry Hill feat. Max Marshall
Hodge & Facta - Spheres Of Costa Rica
Trikk - Alma 
Formally Unknown - Tribalz
Klipar - For The Love
Kalyde - This Joint
Mickey Pearce - Instructions
M-Waves - Like That
Blame - Renegade
Die Roh - Look Out (Tessela Remix)
Kilent - Menel
Owiny Sigoma Band - Nyiduonge Drums
CDBL - Watch Out
Randomer - Shutter
Klipar - Shall Fall
FINAL TRACK: 

T&B Vol. 10: Klipar Guest Mix

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Doctor Jeep & Tony Quattro's Torpedo EP is out March 10 on Trouble & Bass. 
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Torpedo EP

Tony Quattro - Penthouse Suite

Doctor Jeep - Creator

Torpedo EP 

Doctor Jeep & Tony Quattro - Torpedo

Buy The Release: http://troubleandbass.com/artist/bart-b-more/the-bass-ep

Trouble &amp; Bass teamed up with Dutch heavy hitter, Bart B More to bring you one of our finest collaborations to date, The Bass EP. Bart worked with both T&amp;B’s Drop The Lime and AC Slater on two separate tracks and the outcome is this EP delivered straight from the club gods in heaven themselves. The Bass EP is both innovative and fresh while still holding the ability to grab every club fanatic’s attention. And who knows better than what all the clubbers want? Only some of the busiest producers and best DJ’s touring the world today!

The Bass with Drop The Lime is a haunting club jam that samples the best parts of classic rave anthems; it has the piano stabs and the infectious cut up belting diva vocals, but to give it a newer vibe, the boys have added in a stomping distorted kick and shuffling beat to take this tune from the club straight into your brain. Cry Baby with AC Slater starts off with a warbly synth sound that builds up and drops straight into that classic hoover bass sound, and keeps it up to date with shaking toms and snare rolls. This is for fans of the best club music in the world.

Bart B More - The Bass feat. Drop The Lime

In 2002, before T&B even existed, Drop The Lime put together this compilation called 'Nobody Compilate' of various young NYC based artists, and Math Head was the first to contribute and help curate the compilation. Given that both had such punk rock roots, they illegally placed these home printed CD-R copies of the compilation in shops like HMV and Tower Records in sections like IDM, D&B, and Electronica  to reach the right people and it hilariously caught buzz. All that was printed for contact info was  random AOL email address but the excited/confused mails of - " I tried to buy your CD and was told I could just have it for free as it wasn't in the system" were frequent. Soon after, Star Eyes, Zack Shadetek, The Captain and AC Slater joined forces and the same DIY attitude evolved even more, creating Trouble & Bass.
With the recent tragic passing of such a magical, influential, and driven soul, we felt it was important to share the track Math Head had contributed. It's such a strong and honest glimpse into the furiously original production of music he soon progressed into.
You will be missed greatly Ben. We love you.

Math Head - Loc.cit

Buy The Release:  http://troubleandbass.com/artist/zombies-for-money/oy-shaba-ep

Zombies For Money are hitting it hard this second half of the year after their huge Ankara Dream EP dropped at the end of August, they are back this fall with 3 brand new hits! This EP began as a 4 song EP that was originally split into two EPs (one being Ankara Dream), and then later Mina! was added rounding this EP out nicely. The main direction of the EP was for each song to use a different music sample from a different country. See if you can figure out which sample is from where!

Like many of Zombies For Money releases, they are heavily influenced by tropical music, kuduro, cumbia, tech house and worldwide bass music. And as always these guys mix all these influences together perfectly to make some of the best club music in the world. Oy Shaba grabs hold of a crazy middle-eastern horn and turns it into a horrifyingly infectious riff. Mina! is maybe the craziest tune on the EP, utilizing the most different samples; Mina! flips a simple guitar diddy, adds another off the wall horn and throws in a few Hey!’s on top of a jackin tropical beat to make a totally mad track! Kayapo VIP of course is the VIP version of Kayapo (unreleased) that has been in the works for quite some time now. The VIP combines a jump-up dutch house synth with exotic drum hits, typical of the Zombies’ curumba style. This is an essential new release for any fan of heavy bass house music! For fans of Congorock, Buraka Som Sistema and Dutch House with a twist.

Released on October 18, 2011

Zombies For Money - Mina!

The first single in 2012 from Little Jinder, ʻKeep on Dreamingʼ is another amazing tune to add to the discography from Little Jinder that hits deep, yet also makes you want to get up to dance and belt out the lyrics with her. After the success of the massive Remix that 12th Planet &amp; Flinch produced for Little Jinderʼs ʻYouth Bloodʼ and their performance of ʻYouth Bloodʼ in 2011 at festivals like Ultra and Coachella, the two collaborated once again to produce this dreamy, and emotional bass-filled radio and club friendly dubstep anthem. Little Jinderʼs voice only adds to the dreamy and emotional elements of the beat, bringing her token airy and passionate voice engulfed by a number of high pitched, dreamy, arpeggiating synths and a steady bass line that nearly shatters your heart. But the bass line isnʼt the only thing that comes close to breaking your heart; when Jinder sings in great lengths that no matter how hard the struggle, youʼve got to ʻKeep on Dreamingʼ for the health of your heart, something everyone can relate to.

For remixes we reached out to a few producers that offered different styles. Deadboy offers his signature two step and future sounds to bring us a remix perfect for the club or home listening. Not touching on the vocals too much, Deadboy compliments them with a beautiful and muffled piano melody accented with a deep bass line and percussion that makes this remix just as emotional as the original. Distal played with the vocals quite a bit, chopping them up, slowing them down, while also adding an appropriate dreamy, synth sounding like it drowned and is currently residing on the floor of the Atlantic ocean. The remix from Starkey shows his aggressive inspiration from grime and dubstep, making this remix tough enough for a sweaty night in the club, and epic enough for a festival. Starkey uses hard hitting horn/alarm sounds transitioning into a darker, and more straight up grime vibe taking you on a rollercoaster ride that keeps the crowd guessing, perfect for the highest point of a DJ set. Lastly, we have a smooth, deep and sexy house remix coming from the UKʼs The Living Graham Bond, that wile being upbeat, keeps the mood somber and groovy. Also included in the package is an acoustic version of ʻKeep On Dreamingʼ that Jinder recorded in her studio to showcase that she still has her electro pop sensibilities and an amazing voice.

Artwork by Aerosyn Lex

Little Jinder - Keep On Dreaming (Acoustic)

The first single in 2012 from Little Jinder, ʻKeep on Dreamingʼ is another amazing tune to add to the discography from Little Jinder that hits deep, yet also makes you want to get up to dance and belt out the lyrics with her. After the success of the massive Remix that 12th Planet &amp; Flinch produced for Little Jinderʼs ʻYouth Bloodʼ and their performance of ʻYouth Bloodʼ in 2011 at festivals like Ultra and Coachella, the two collaborated once again to produce this dreamy, and emotional bass-filled radio and club friendly dubstep anthem. Little Jinderʼs voice only adds to the dreamy and emotional elements of the beat, bringing her token airy and passionate voice engulfed by a number of high pitched, dreamy, arpeggiating synths and a steady bass line that nearly shatters your heart. But the bass line isnʼt the only thing that comes close to breaking your heart; when Jinder sings in great lengths that no matter how hard the struggle, youʼve got to ʻKeep on Dreamingʼ for the health of your heart, something everyone can relate to.

For remixes we reached out to a few producers that offered different styles. Deadboy offers his signature two step and future sounds to bring us a remix perfect for the club or home listening. Not touching on the vocals too much, Deadboy compliments them with a beautiful and muffled piano melody accented with a deep bass line and percussion that makes this remix just as emotional as the original. Distal played with the vocals quite a bit, chopping them up, slowing them down, while also adding an appropriate dreamy, synth sounding like it drowned and is currently residing on the floor of the Atlantic ocean. The remix from Starkey shows his aggressive inspiration from grime and dubstep, making this remix tough enough for a sweaty night in the club, and epic enough for a festival. Starkey uses hard hitting horn/alarm sounds transitioning into a darker, and more straight up grime vibe taking you on a rollercoaster ride that keeps the crowd guessing, perfect for the highest point of a DJ set. Lastly, we have a smooth, deep and sexy house remix coming from the UKʼs The Living Graham Bond, that wile being upbeat, keeps the mood somber and groovy. Also included in the package is an acoustic version of ʻKeep On Dreamingʼ that Jinder recorded in her studio to showcase that she still has her electro pop sensibilities and an amazing voice.

Artwork by Aerosyn Lex

Releases March 13, 2012

Little Jinder - Keep on Dreaming

AC Slater returns to Trouble & Bass with this two song EP including two heavy remixes from Drop The Lime and RacknRuin. You may remember AC’s last stomping T&B release, the Brooklyn anthem “Big Brooklyn Bass” that we released last fall, which was basically AC’s farewell to NYC right before moving to sunny Los Angeles in the beginning of 2012. After lots of time on the road on a 3 week tour in Australia, followed by a tour with Feed Me and then heading straight to Ultra Music Week with T&B crew, AC stopped for a minute to deliver this EP featuring his trade mark sound of party rockin bass-heavy electro house. The title track “Sidewinder”, named after AC’s favorite heavy artillery missile matches the sound he’s bringing perfectly; Long build ups, heavy low end and explosive drops. On “Little Chronic”, AC delves into new territory blending the worlds of heavy bass club music with the ideals of plenty of partygoers; that all everyone wants to do is smoke a little chronic. Why not take care of both? Flick the lighter, inhale, smoke up and get down. Aside from its vocal connotation “Little Chronic” has that electro jump up feel mixed with an insane frantic synth and AC’s classic rave piano stabs and rumbling bass line.
On Remix duties we have T&B head honcho Drop The Lime and UK artist RacknRuin from Black Butter Records. Drop The Lime remixes “Sidewinder” and takes us back to his older style of early T&B recordings ala his “Bricks” days. DTL conjures up a loopin western guitar lick from the dead to bring forth this monster that dips and dives in between classic dubstep kicks and snares mixed with the stuttering bassline from the “Sidewinder” original. A few healthy build ups and bassline change ups and this song is one of the hardest tunes out there! RacknRuin takes a hit from that “Little Chronic” flipping into a UK sound, giving the tune more of a shuffle and a straight up 4x4 bassline riddim complete with air horns and a bassline reminiscent from the niche bassline days.
A very well rounded and tight package from AC Slater getting support from JFK of MSTRKRFT, Jack Beats Kill the Noise, Rico Tubbs, and more!

AC Slater - Little Chronic

After smashing the dance with these tunes for all summer, we are proud to finally release this new EP from grime and dubstep legend Plastician. One of the founding fathers of UK bass, Plastician holds down his own Terrorhythm label and one of the most popular shows on Rinse.FM, as well as being a highly sought-after DJ around the world. He was one of our first guests ever at the Trouble & Bass parties and is a long time friend who has created classics including “Intensive Snare” “Cha” and “Japan.”

This massive 7-track EP kicks off with “Bad Like Us” (and its instrumental version, “Retro”). First appearing on our Christmas compilation in 2011 and featured on the Get Darker compilation “This is Dubstep 2011”, this track gets reworked with a terrific vocal by London MC Doctor, who goes mental over an infectious grime beat slapped up with tons of old-skool rave vibes. Instant rewind, trusssss! Plastician also teams up with Doctor for the smoky foundation dubstep of “Rebel Music,” which features serious ragga chat over deep beats and bass that will have you reaching for the chalice. A must for reggae heads!

The rest of the EP is devoted to mysterious and minimal instrumental grime numbers that have been thoroughly tested on the dance floor. “Elixir” is an MC favorite thatʼs often been played on Plasticianʼs radio show—a haunted and squelchy melody laid atop skanking reggae flavors and hiccupping percussion. Deadweight handclaps and a videogame feel outdo the competition on the seriously heavy “Pwned,” while “Senate” ends this match with a roundhouse kick of wistful grime strings over a deep drums and bass. Donʼt sleep!

Plastician - Retro

Plastician - Senate

At long last, Trouble & Bass is thrilled to release this four-track salvo from Distal, the Boss of the South. Atlanta-based Distal is one of America’s most talented and diverse producers, effortlessly traversing the worlds of juke, dubstep, Southern hip-hop, house and techno. He is both reverent of these genres and relentlessly new, as he’s proved on best-selling releases for Tectonic, Grizzly, Seclusiasis and his own label, Embassy Recordings.

This set has a deep purple palette: roughneck, sometimes melancholy, but with a cheeky sense of humor that’s pure Distal. The title track “Vampire Lightning” is gully peak-time juke. Our little buddy goes late night in the lab, beakers bubbling over with corrosive acid sounds spilling onto the shakers and snares skittering around the floor. This gets backed up by “Cherry Red,” a track as cool as the paint on your tricked-out Cadillac. Miss Cherry is a stripped-down gangster boogie that sounds like 10 zombies in a synchronized Crank Dat Superman.

Following on, a number that perfectly shows Distal’s allegiance to the dirty, dirty. Get your daiquiri ready and roll out to the heroic “Green Lantern,” a dramatic and soaring slice of thug romance with beautiful synths, snare rolls for days and bass for your trunk. NYC ballroom heavyweight MikeQ (Qween Beat) steps in with a remix for all the banjee boys, walking the runway with heavy stabs and driving house beats designed to make you strike a pose or 50.

Distal - Green Lantern (MikeQ Remix)

From off the mean streets of Gotham City, we nabbed young upstart Tony Quattro to deliver two killer tunes that are pure J-J-J-John Blaze. Of course, Tony has already been on his grind: blazing up blogs like Hush House and Gotta Dance Dirty, playing with Bondax, getting love from Boomkat and Mad Decent and all the rest. Schooled in a solid foundation of UK bass and US house flavors, Tony Quattro he keeps it nice for the dancefloor with that proper dose of Big Apple attitude on this double A-side.

“New York Anthem” is a catchy 4/4 workout with serious anthem potential: pumping, sexy lowend, horns hotter than a summer’s day and an arrangement that keeps the dancers going for more. We’ve been playing this one out a lot and we can report it’s not only fierce but super versatile, fitting perfectly no matter what house vibe you’re on.

“Forth and Seek,” a collaboration with fellow NYC producer Doctor Jeep and ballroom house producer/vocalist B. Ames, gets truly nasty (in a good way), pairing bad-ass Baltimore beats with a vogueing vocal feel that is 110% pure booty drop mayhem. This track mixes up house music with hiphop attitude in a way you haven’t seen since Jungle Brothers and Bobby Konders were kings. Please Quattro don’t hurt ’em!!!

Tony Quattro & Doctor Jeep feat. B. Ames - Forth & Seek

Five free tracks to smash in your sets!
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AC Slater - Back Up Work

Lil Wayne - Love Me (AC Slater & ETC!ETC! Remix)

Our Swedish leftfield pop songbird Little Jinder is back with a soaring summer anthem, backed by a huge remix from Kastle. “Whatever 4Ever” is a whole heap of twinkling synths and electro-pop goodness topped with Jinder’s unmistakeably sweet vocals and killer songwriting. You’ll be playing this for all your summer lovers, one-night stands and summer camp romances. 

On the remix, our friend Kastle works his special magic with the bass, creating a peak-time head 140 bpm turner that keeps all the emotion but adds huge drops, heavy vibes and even a little G-funk touch in there. A big, big track you wont soon forget.

Little Jinder - Whatever 4ever (Kastle Remix)

From AC Slater's forthcoming 4 track EP "Return of the Underground". Release date Tuesday July 16th, 2013

Check out the Billboard Q&A to accompany the track: http://www.billboard.com/articles/columns/code/1568788/ac-slater-out-here-first-listen-and-exclusive-qa

AC Slater - Out Here

Brooklyn Heavy-Bass record label and party Est. 2006
Thank you to all who supported 9 wonderful years of Heavy-Bass music with us, May the memories live on. †

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