Tomi&Kesh, Alessandro Diruggiero - Right Thurr (Original Mix) Preview

Next up on Black Seven Music, we are back with another volume of our Summer VA. Seven delightful dancefloor heaters with an array of different vibes, showcasing work from some of the label’s favourite artists from around the world.



Label bosses BRODYR kick things off with ‘Tell Me If You Like’, wasting no time in setting the pace. Full-bodied and then some, with rump-shaking energy driven by its heavyweight kicks and rough-edged baseline. Quirky glitch percs and masterfully constructed vocal chops amplify its energy even further. As far as prime-time club tracks go, this one's way up there.



Nic Zega and Victor Valora’s ‘Ximena’ features an impressively weighty cadence. Gritty rolling Tech House with attitude-full bass and synth constructions to match its pounding drum programming, broken up with dreamy atmospheric bridges and hammering drops. 



Martino Resi’s ‘The Music’ is a pacy and driving Tech number with a stripped-back interplanetary feel. Arpeggiated synth lines and dreamy pads make an unusually strong accomplice to its roaring low-frequency punch, tied together with an ethereal spoken vocal. 



‘Aces High’ gives us a taste of Lokia’s boisterous production palate. Gritty synths and a rough sub melody strike through the track’s bed of shuffled groove and crisp hat strikes. Brute UK Tech house at its finest, leaving it all on the table and armed for peak-time crowds.



Nicolas Caprile’s ‘Rhythm Of Love’ has a dark and eerie persona, with smatterings of techno influence in places. Entirely hypnotic from start to finish, with every single element of the track contributing to its enslaving rhythm in some way. Pulsating, potent, and largely unparalleled. 



‘Make Ya Mind Up’ sees Copasetic deliver an uptempo and hard-hitting contribution. Thudding kicks and super-deep sub-bass, accompanied by layered tonal percussion, contagious buildups, and weighty drops. A high-energy-pumper with a raw feel and hypnotic elements throughout. 



BOSHER closes off the release with an unsurprisingly robust offering. Driven by masterfully crafted vocal constructions, the track rides the wave of piercing hats and a bounding bassline from start to finish. Another high-octane rhythmic weapon for packed-out club spaces the world over!



Back Seven Music proudly presents our ‘Summer VA Volume 2’.



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BRODYR - Tell Me If You Like

Tomas Bisquierra, Julian Garofalo, Matías Schaller - On Our Way EP

Tomas Bisquierra, Matías Schaller - Move Your Feet (Original Mix) Preview

MartinoResi & GvTec - Pleassure Day (Extended Mix)[Black Seven Music]

The next release on Unnamed & Unknown comes from Malaga artist Deiver. Joined by Santiago Bejarano on remix duties, he delivers an emphatic and punchy debut.

Deiver begins the release with the title track ‘Feelin’, a rolling groover built around sturdy drum work and a hooky bassline. Layers of percussion add movement, whilst vocal chops give it even more character - making it a go-to uptempo tech cut.

Santiago Bejarano comes next with his remix of ‘Feelin’. Taking things a little more underground with stripped back terrace tech flavours, it centres around weighty sub-bass and flawless instrumental flair. Another pacy number, it comes with a big-room Mediterranean feel made to push sound systems. 

‘Five’ comes next, entrenched in gritty analogue flavours. Driving beats and raw melodies run riot throughout the track as it rides the wave with a furious wobble from start to finish - quirky uptempo tech with heaps of attitude!

The release closes on ‘Roch’, which takes a looser, swinging approach. Its jacking groover bounces off another catchy sub & the rattle of crisp percs, dissected by synth licks and vocal stabs to deliver a weighty funk-filled stomper. 

Deiver’s ‘Fallin’ EP (including Santiago Bejarano Remix), out 11th November 2021 on Unnamed & Unknown.

Deiver - Feelin (Santiago Bejarano Remix) Preview

[SK228] Edu Escartin - Changes EP

Sepik

Edu Escartin, Franco DLT - Sepik (Original Mix)

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🎧 Bass Messiah – Front Level Low

“Bass Messiah” é uma faixa 100% autoral do projeto Front Level Low, assinada por Lazaro Millan, trazendo a fusão perfeita entre Tech House e Brazilian Bass com uma energia quase espiritual.
Com linhas de baixo intensas, groove hipnótico e uma atmosfera mística, a música simboliza a força do som como religião — o baixo como guia e a pista como templo.
É mais que uma faixa, é uma experiência sonora feita pra sentir no corpo e na alma.

🚀 Disponível em todas as plataformas digitais.

🔗 Ouça agora:
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Novos lançamentos toda semana com a essência original do Front Level Low.

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Bass Messiah

Confirmed EP by Rob Stillekens including a driving remix from Bosher is now available for pre-order on Beatport. 

Early support from Paco Osuna, Nic Fanciulli, Blackchild (ITA), Relativ, Pedro Vasconcelos & more.

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Rob Stillekens - Confirmed (Original Mix)

Next up on Black Seven Music, Kubbo Records frontman Gustaff delivers a whopping EP in the form of ‘Back On Cluj’. Following on from releases on Lemon-Aid, Distance Music, Libero and more, The Salamanca-based artist makes his debut with two original cuts and a pair of striking remixes from Libero label boss Dan Costello, Chris Brooks and Venezuelan artist, Marlon C.



Kicking things off, the title track fits the archetypal mould of Black Seven’s foundational acoustic format. Punchy drum work collides with the scattering of hats and shakers to build a shuffling groove. Beyond that, the track has a robust and driving low-end bassline accompanied by subtle synth hits and tonal percussion. It’s all tied together with frequent injections of a memorable vocal topline - a track with the whole package indeed!



Following on nicely from the original, Libero’s Dan Costello treats us to an upbeat adaptation of the original with impressive grit and gusto. Bringing a signature slice of his imprint to the table, this quintessentially groovy remix is pacey but still somehow pleasantly nonchalant. The real magic lies within the seemingly endless layers of perfectly panned and EQ’d percussive elements that fill every frequency field on the spectrum. As much of a sensory experience as it is a dancefloor heater.



Chris Brooks takes things up a gear and a few pounds too, with his roaring re-do of the title track. A ferocious spin on an already captivating track, this remix screams peak time crammed terrace dancefloor at the top of its lungs. Climatic builds and thunderous throwdowns to tie a knot at each end of its heavyweight underbelly that pulsates from start to finish. If you like your Tech heavy, this one will pique your interest.



Taking things back deeper, ‘Wet Western’ is an interestingly creative track with a tonne of weight. Drawing for a loaded low-frequency sub that fires continuously throughout the track’s main segments, they make the perfect partner for its pounding kicks and loosely swung percussive structure. A track with a Latin presence and tribal power along with a splash of the old wild west, you’ll be collecting the bounty on this one a few times over.



Finishing strong with Marlon C’s Remix of the b-side, it comes with a bassline reminiscent of the early days of house music. Carrying an undeniably authentic slither of Chicago influence, it floats flawlessly between the remix track and segments of his creative depth - making for an experience that doesn’t tire in its enjoyment, making it a timeless piece of music.



An impressive package to continue 2021 in a big way, Gustaff’s ‘Back On Cluj’ EP (incl. Chris Brooks, Dan Costello & Marlon C Remixes) is proudly presented by Black Seven Music.

Gustaff - Back On Cluj

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