[G/Bass House:]
Bass gods Airwolf & Rrotik bring the fire in their collab “What You Think Gonna Happen,” a dark building masterpiece of bass and filthy flows.
Definitely something you’d hear in the most underground, off-the-map house & bass clubs for enthusiasts of dark, powerful electronic music. Do yourself a favor and connect with your underground raver side with this cut ✌🏽🕺.
[Gangsta House:]
The genre of house continues to evolve every day. Contained in the same sub-family as Bass House is G-House, house that frequently samples gangsta rap vocals alongside heavy bass. These types of songs are filthy, dirty and exactly the kind of tracks you’d hear in the deeper cuts of a rave, or somewhere they don’t play pop EDM.
Sonny Banks “Good Girls” is a great example of pumped up G-House (some of it is more downtempo) and is expectable from fellow Confession label mate to Dustycloud and Loge21.
Check it out above.
[Bass House:] Kream & Clara Mae – Drowning (BROHUG Remix)
BROHUG does it again with a sick bass house remix of “Drowning” by Kream & Clara Mae. Steady beat, rising bass and synths comprise this Hi-Energy banger. If you’re in the South East area look out for BROHUG at Atlanta’s Shaky Beats this May.
[Bass House:] Tchami – Don’t Let Me Down (feat. Kaelyn Behr) [Loge21 Remix]
One of my new favorite bass house producer’s Loge21 released a remix of Tchami’s “Don’t Let Me Down” today.
The remix incorporates heavy bass and deep synth chords amping up the energy of the original. Be sure to check it out!
[Ambient Future House/Chill House:]
Robbie G & Cureton – Here’s My Heart
After all the heavy EDM posts I figured I’d get back to some melodic and relaxing music. Selected music always has great choices when it comes to these categories and Robbie G & Cureton’s “Here’s My Heart” is no different. Filtered vocals, ambient chords and synths and boom clap percussions characteristic of ambient and future house combine for a melodic and entrancing ride in electronic music.
Got another brand new mix for you guys. Please enjoy a new mix for the beginning of the new year!
[House/U.K. Garage:] Atrip – Apeshit
This is straight pure house music. British producer Atrip channels those early house vibes of the U.K., Chicago and other birthplaces of the scene in “Apeshit.” All the right elements are there, danceable beat, a siren that sounds like an ape going crazy, classic sounding house samples. You can’t go wrong here.
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