⚡ Crashing Out is the latest release from House Of Style Music Productions, delivering pure Russian Hardbass in its rawest, most uncompromising form. This is not just EDM — it’s a weapon for the underground.

At the center of the track are sharp Slavic female vocals — aggressive, commanding, and impossible to ignore. Whispered in the intro, chanted in the builds, shouted in the drops, and growled in the peaks, her voice cuts like steel through the pounding bass. Between the fire, a deep male growl erupts at peak moments with the only words that matter — “RUSSIAN HARDBASS!”

Нет выхода. Только вперёд. (No exit. Only forward)

The sound itself is relentless:
Kicks: distorted, pounding, and driving at full force.
Basslines: heavy, rolling, and sidechained to crush every beat.
Synths: classic donk tones layered with metallic stabs, cutting through the chaos.

This release comes with three versions:
Original Mix — the pure destructive essence.
Remix — a reimagining that twists the chaos into new form.
Extended Remix — stretched and built for the rave floor, relentless from start to finish.

Crashing Out is more than a track — it’s a manifesto of the underground. For late-night basements, for packed warehouses, for crowds that want to scream with every drop. Sharp vocals, raw bass, Slavic rage: this is proper Russian Hardbass.

Crashing Out (Remix)

Crashing Out (Remix) (Extended)

This is the moment the album widens out: a story of finally finding home after years of wandering. The lyrics trace movement without belonging — constant drifting, constant searching — until suddenly, stability appears. It’s emotional, euphoric, and cinematic, the sound of finally planting roots.

Its purpose is to reflect transformation: from “nowhere” to “somewhere,” from running to arriving. This is about the relief of realizing that you’re not lost anymore. It’s a future bass anthem of belonging, joy, and becoming grounded in truth.

Nowhere - Somewhere - Future Bass (Original)

The Industrial version turns the story into something darker and more mechanical: a voice surviving inside the noise of machines. The vocals become ghostlike, but they’re still there, cutting through factory hums and metallic rhythms. It’s about constancy inside relentless grind — the promise that even in the coldest, hardest environments, support still exists.

Its purpose is to capture resilience against dehumanization. In a world that can feel like steel and smoke, this track whispers: I’m still here. The story doesn’t disappear — it evolves, adapting to harsher settings, showing love and loyalty can survive even in the most industrial of places.

Always There For Me - Industrial House VIP

The “proper” remix is the anthemic summit of the journey. This is the festival cannon version, where the story transforms from an intimate confession into a shared anthem. It takes private pain and flips it into collective joy — the kind that makes thousands of voices scream the chorus into the night together.

Its purpose is connection on a massive scale. It embodies the idea that music doesn’t just heal individuals; it unites crowds. Every soaring vocal and massive drop is built to remind us that heartbreak, when shared, can turn into something powerful. This is more than a track — it’s a celebration of survival.

Always There For Me - Future Bass Proper VIP

The VIP version expands the journey into an epic meditation on resilience. it gives space for the chaos to grow louder and the peace to shine brighter. Every interlude is a breath, every drop is a test of strength. It’s the extended narrative of fighting through storms until clarity holds.

Its purpose is to show endurance. Life doesn’t resolve neatly — focus is something we fight for, again and again. This version captures that truth: no matter how many times chaos returns, we can rise, survive, and reclaim clarity each time.

Gaining Focus - Progressive Bass House VIP

This mix pulls the story into the my shadows. Here, Always There For Me becomes a song about trust in darker places. The sound is heavier, hypnotic, nocturnal — but the message doesn’t waver. Even in the dimmest corners of life, the presence of someone who won’t let go is what keeps us moving.

Its purpose is to embody the tension between darkness and loyalty. The vibe is underground, warehouse, mysterious — yet at the core is the promise of constancy. It’s the reminder that even in the heavy moments, you don’t walk alone.

Always There for Me - Dark House VIP

The opener sets the foundation of the album with a Bass House declaration about finding stability in chaos. The relentless beat represents the static of modern life — the city noise, the pressure, the endless movement — but threaded through it is a voice reminding us: you’re always there for me. This track is about the people who anchor us when the world feels like it’s falling apart.

Its purpose is more than just driving a dancefloor — it’s about giving listeners a reminder that loyalty and love can be louder than the chaos. Every heavy drop isn’t just a beatdown, it’s a release, proof that even in the darkest clubs and loudest nights, connection shines through.

Always There For Me - Bass House (Original)

This track tells a deeply human story: chaos, anxiety, and the search for clarity. The verses describe ADHD, stress, and the storm of losing focus, but then nature breaks through — birds, water, wind — and with it, peace returns. It’s the cycle of losing balance and finding it again.

Its purpose is personal and universal. It reflects the struggle to stay grounded, to calm the noise inside, and to breathe through storms. From Chillstep reflection to Bass House energy, the song’s arc is one of balance: chaos confronted, focus regained, peace rediscovered.

Gaining Focus - Chill Step (Original)

The shadow twin of the previous track, this Industrial House version tells the same story through grit and machinery. Where the Future Bass version is about finding peace, this version is about fighting for survival inside the grind. The voice doesn’t soar; it claws through distortion and noise, demanding to be heard.

Its purpose is to show the same destination, but through a harder path. It’s not about being gently lifted — it’s about surviving fire, metal, and concrete, and still arriving “somewhere.” This track is the sound of resilience forged in steel.

Nowhere - Somewhere - Industrial House VIP

⚠️ This isn’t fiction. It’s reflection.

Predator State: A Cybernetic Requiem is a mirror held to our world — not a fantasy of the future, but a record of the present we built.

12 tracks tell the story of power worship, female fear, digital gods, and systemic rot.
From denial to rebellion, from fear to rebirth, this album exposes what happens when humanity replaces empathy with efficiency — when safety is branded, sold, and denied.

💿 It’s industrial. It’s cyberpunk. It’s political. It’s human.

🔊 Expect distorted bass, metallic percussion, broken choirs, and voices that sound like sirens in the ruins of civilization.

🩸 For the women who walk alone. For the truth we scroll past. For the ghosts still coded in the machine.

🎧 Listen loud. Feel the weight.

✴️ This is not background noise — it’s a requiem for the modern world.

🩸 Before every empire burns, it hums.

“Predator State (Overture)” opens with the sound of civilization turning itself on — steel lungs filling with synthetic air.
It’s not hope. It’s habit. The pulse of progress before consequence.

The track is a slow ignition: humanity uploads its conscience, trades empathy for order, and calls it evolution.
Beneath the static, a faint whisper: “We can build anything — except a soul.”

⚙️ This is the moment creation becomes control.
The first heartbeat of the machine that will one day own us.

Predator State (Overture)

🔥⚡ Concrete bass 🧱🔊 Endless night 🌃🌑

I’m not here to fit into genres — I’m here to break them. From 🪩 bass house sweat pits to 🌀 psytrance spirals, from 💀 Russian Hardbass war cries to 🌃 cyberpunk drift phonk nights, my sound is chaos in motion.

808s distorted till they bleed 🔊, donk bass stomping through concrete 🥾, neon synths burning like chrome fire ⚙️🔥, and vocals cut short, filthy, and raw 💋. Every track is built like a weapon — something you feel in your chest before your ears.

This isn’t just music for playlists. It’s music for everywhere the bass can shake the walls: 🏚️ abandoned warehouses, 🚧 back-alley raves, 🌌 night drives under neon skies, 🎧 headphones at 4AM when the world feels too heavy. It’s for freaks, queens 👑, rebels, dreamers, loners, lovers, and anyone who refuses to sit quiet. It’s not about fitting in — it’s about feeling alive. Every drop is rebellion, every synth a spark, every kick a heartbeat.

Vodka shots and bass drops 🍸💣, sweat and freedom, chaos and connection — if you feel it, you’re already part of it. And if you’re here, you already know: the walls won’t hold, the night won’t end, and the system won’t win.

Predator State (Overture)

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