Style Bass House / UKG
Released 18/10/2019
Format MP3,320kbps
Label Night Bass
Cat NBD099
Review The run that the legendary Night Bass imprint has been on over the past 18 months is slightly frightening, with a relentlessness to deliver incredible bass music every single time. This latest project sees them bring in the hard hitting 4x4 structures of Nostalgix, a producer whose sound is instantly recognizable, due to her super sharp drum work. We hear this from the jump as the rolling kick thumps and bubbling sub pressures of 'Heist' kick us off, followed by the weird, warping synthesizer patterns and hypnotic sub drones of 'Bad For Me' arrive on the scene. We round up in style, as the super creative, alarm-like synth leads of the title track 'OG Sins' smashes this one over the line!
Style Uk Garage / Bass-House
Released 11/10/2019
Format MP3,320kbps +[Flac/Lossless]
Label Crucast
Cat CRU77
Review As both a label project and an overall bass entity, Crucast have most certainly laid down a seriously impressive 2019, combining veterans and newcomers across their release schedule with expert timing. This latest offering from NLMT continues along a similar path, with the title track 'Green Light' combining smooth vocal lines with wonky bass tones to kick us off with a bang. Next up, the niche inspired synth melodies of 'Dusk Till Dawn' and twisted, distorted madness of 'Love Dreams' add a major level of depth, before rounding off with the super old school bassline feels of 'Own The Night', alongside Vamos. Wicked stuff!
Style UK Bass, Uk Garage, Bass House, Dubstep
Released 28/10/2019
Format MP3,320kbps
Label In:flux Audio
Cat INFLUX038
Review The In:flux boys really have had one hell of a year. We have seen them land top quality releases across bass, dubstep, grime, garage and funky, allowing them to showcase just how versatile an imprint they really are. We are on collaboration alert for the next one as Nekst teams up with Re-Flex for three scorching originals, kicking off with the sneaky percussion and grizzling bass leads of 'Venom', followed by the electrifying synthesis of 'Hand In Hand'. We finish up the more stripped back techy flavours of 'Storming', before Pelikann, Sample Junkie and Sekt-87 all arrive on top form for remix duty!
