Opiuo – A Shape of Sound (Album)
I first became a fan of Opiuo back in 2014 when I heard his trippy and wobbly track “Life” featuring Gift Of Gab and Syreneyiscreamy. Two years later, the New Zealand native released...
Read More →I first became a fan of Opiuo back in 2014 when I heard his trippy and wobbly track “Life” featuring Gift Of Gab and Syreneyiscreamy. Two years later, the New Zealand native released...
Read More →Teaming up for the first time are Maddy O’Neal and MOONZz for an ethereal, experimental bass tune that’s appropriately called “Change Of Pace”. The Denver based artist and Los Angeles native use celestial...
Read More →One of the standout tracks from CloZee’s set at Electric Forest on the Carousel Club stage last month was her remix of “Gravitate” by Opiuo featuring Jordan Dennis. The French artist has put...
Read More →I first started listening to Portland native Akriza earlier this year due to his mesmerizing bass tune called “Bloom“. Up next for the Nevada City based DJ and producer is a deep bass...
Read More →One of the standout tracks for me on the “Leisure Season Volume 1 Remixed” EP was INZO’s take on “Keep It Low”. The original EP from Big Gigantic in “Leisure Season Volume 1”...
Read More →GRiZ and CloZee have shared their first collaboration together in a striking track called “Color Of Your Soul”. The powerful song is the perfect mix of the signature basslines from GRiZ and the...
Read More →Versatile producer Kumarion has a new heater of a bass tune out now called “Bad”. The rapidly rising artist uses gritty synths and heavy beats in his latest brain melting single. Richfellow’s Philadelphia...
Read More →Since his start in the early 1970’s, the legendary French artist Jean-Michel Jarre has never remixed a song from another producer. For those of you keeping track at home, that’s a period of...
Read More →Do LaB’s Lightning in a Bottle festival is going digital this weekend as they host their DGTL LIB livestream on Twitch. The three day event takes place this Friday May 22, Saturday May...
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