![Wobble Wednesday [Week 19]](/thumbs/post/485x231/wobble-wednesday1.jpg)
I went really sub heavy this week. Not heavy grit bass, but that low-end wobble people "wouldn't realize was dubstep if they didn't know any better" (pffft…okay). Of course there's something for everybody, but there are a few specifics I’d like everybody to check out. First off, Jacques Greene's new track, "On Your Side" feat. How To Dress Well, is an absolute future masterpiece. It has a groovy bassline and a moving beat. Next up on the list is Flux Pavilion's remix of Danny Byrd's "Bad Boy". It's one of those...
![Seven Lions - 'Fevers' (feat. Minnesota & Mimi Page) [Interview]](/thumbs/post/485x231/seven-lions.png)
Everybody knows the sign of a successful artist is how often they release new music. A perfect example is bass music aficionado and OWSLA member, Seven Lions. In 2011, he broke into the electronic music scene with his contest-winning remix of Above & Beyond's "You Got To Go" and hasn't stopped since. His newest track, a collaboration with producer Minnesota and singer Mimi Page, proves that his reach spans further than just dubstep bangers. "Fevers" is a testament to the never-ending hopes of bridging the gap...
![Wobble Wednesday [Week 18]](/thumbs/post/320x152/wobble-wednesday.jpg)
Wobble Wednesday is back with week 18 of your bass music fix. As always, there are selections from multiple genres that focus on the bassline, be it hard or soft. Some tunes to note are the grime video, new Simian Mobile Disco x Bicep collaboration, and a new sub-rocker from Widdler. The mixes...
Young L.A. wonder Patrick Reza has only been making music for a couple of years, yet his sound is nothing short of extraordinary. For such a novice to display compositional talent like this speaks volumes against the arguments that electronic dance music is dying or long past its glory days....
![Wobble Wednesday [Week 17]](/thumbs/post/320x152/ovSsDX2.jpg)
It is with great sadness and a heavy heart that I must inform you of the impending demise of Wobble Wednesday. In the midst of a change in the music scene, we have decided that Wobble Wednesday no longer fits the direction we would like to go. That is not to say, however, that the filth and...
Borgore has always been known for his abrasive sounds and raunchy vocal samples. Adding Carnage to his repertoire of featured artists was the only logical next step. Carnage, known for his heavy dubstep tracks and collaborations with artists of all genres, joins the infamous Israeli DJ/producer for...
As always, another week of Future tunes, UK Bass, Filth, DnB, and Trap. The filth is heavier, the future is less abstract, and the UK bass is more sub-oriented. I mixed up the drum 'n' bass section with a couple super heavy tracks and a couple chill ones. The trap is...well, it's trap. I'm still...
Last week I heard FMLYBND’s “Electricity” for the first time, a gushing electronic rock anthem that pulls at the same heart strings, as would MGMT or Empire of the Sun. In it I found the perfect balance of electronic and indie, as well as an bittersweet tone that seemed to speak of love’s...
