Marten Hørger’s “You Don’t” comes heavy with rolling bass, gangsta rap samples, and head bobbing rhythm characteristic of the genre.
After hearing a “preview” of the song at Tchami and Malaa’s b2b performance at Atlanta’s “Tabernacle” in the winter of 2017, I stayed on lookout for the release. Enjoy.
I’ve got two great G House tracks for you this time. [G-House/Bass House:] Selecta – G
Listen up gangstas
Put it in the air son
First up is the Gangsta House single “G” by bass God Selecta. Not overly complex, pure, raw energy and vital tenets of good bass & house music make an essential transitory track. Sure to keep energy levels up until the next floor shaking anthem is cued and ready to go.
[G-House/Bass House:]
Next up, ATICA & Selecta’s “WoW” featuring spacey bass wobbles and reggae/dancehall vocals. Another song to be used to bring folks on to the floor. The progression through the song is solid, never quite feeling stale. A+ stuff.
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.
[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.
Loge21 does it again combining elements of Future house, bass house and trap in this brand new release “Blood Brothers [Loge21 Remix].” Slowed vocals, heavy bass and uplifting chords accentuate this awesome track. Be sure to give it a listen and check out more from Loge21.