Leygo has been in superb form since he recently discovered his love for making music again. It’s been hard to keep up with his releases as he keeps firing them out at quite a pace, but this remix of LL Cool J‘s ‘Mama Said Knock You Out’ is his most recent and because it’s so damn good, we’re jumping on it and sending it your way. Fatter, crisper beats, a brass section that adds a healthy dose of pizzazz, a touch of flute and LL Cool J rockin’ the mic and you have one hugely satisfying listening experience.

Download Leygo’s remix here via Hypeddit.

Links for Leygo :

Soundcloud / Facebook

You’ve heard of ‘7 Ways To Love’ well here’s 9 essential doses of Bass Music out this week from electronica to uplifting house and some DnB!!!!

1.Cut La Roc – ‘The Preacher’

Cut La Roc’s huge piano house anthem ‘The Preacher’ is out 15/07/16 on motion rcs. A sunny blend of uplifting Italo style piano and Latin flavoured beats, an absolute gem of a track for the real house lovers

2.Richey Profound – Last Record EP (Simma Black)

Richey Profound gives ‘bumpin’ a whole new definition with this chunky 2 tracker of deep tech house on Simma Black

3.LHK – Chicago (Chunk Remix) [Free Download]

Nice US house chugger from Chunk up for the free download featuring cool vox and great synths

4.Timmy P – Tip Top

Timmy P drops this sweet free dl on the House N House channel, big bumpy beats and Korg M1 pianos to lose yourself into

5.Dots Per Inch ft. Ella Croucher – Hold You Close EP

Dots Per Inch delight us once again with the super crisp production and garagey goodness of ‘Hold You Close’ with Ella Croucher on vocals and top remixes from Tre Smith & Niels Solberg/Ben Muetsch

6.NY SkyKore – Flight Lines

Atmospheric deep jungle sounds from NY SkyKore on Dark Til Dawn Recs. Great oldskool themed tracks with a nod to PFM, LTJ Bukem and other pioneers of the intelligent jungle sound. Listening to this feels like being back in the good old days

7.Amplified Records Ibiza Sampler 2016

Amplified Records unveil this excellent compilation featuring everything from uplifting summery deep house to hypnotic techno featuring artists like K & K, Latecomer, Wheats & Josh Gregg, Havana Dub and more, a must!!!

8.Gaffe of a Lifetime-GAFFE SEASON 1…

20yr Brooklyn resident Gaffe blends music, poetry and visual art on this great conceptual album of glitchy techno influenced beats. Looking for something that breaks the mould and sounds amazing? Bit of Hip Hop? All present on this classy release

Buy – http://bit.ly/29sF9lx

9.Swerve – Demons (Agro Remix) / VIP Mix

Swerve’s ‘Demons’ gets a new VIP and a slammer of a remix from the man like Agro, lock up your daughters and get those speakers armed and ready, out now on Audio Addict Records

9 Essential Bass Music Releases 13/07/16

A new mix from James Glenton aka Lebrosk exclusive to the blog! With expert progression and track selection from bass house to broken beats, his job as breaks editor at music bible Mixmag keeps him at the forefront of the scene.

Having rocked boat parties in Amsterdam, London warehouse nights, cool funky cocktail bars and various clubs all over Europe … sit back and  enjoy the Lebrosk experience!

Tracklist…
83 – Maximono
Ma Beat – Sammy W & Alex E
Touch Me – Poupon
Stretch 2-3-4 ft. Pharrell Williams (Boots N Pants Remix) – WatchTheDuck
Neanderthal – Doorly
House Work Ft. Mike Dunn & MNEK – Jax Jones
Control – Tapesh
Make It Pop (WMC Edit) – Grensta
P.A.N.D.A (Redlight edit) – Desiigner
Check Your Bell (Missy VIP edit) – Born Dirty
U Already Know (Jakwob Remix) – Keys N Krates
Make It Bang – Bombo Rosa
DWN – WxT (Woz & Troy Gunner)
A Quick Skank – Vertical Drop
Typo – Aloka
Limit Of Paradise – 2 Bad Mice
Untitled Hardcore #1 – Etch

Ding ding ding jackpot! Groove Mind has hit the 2000 followers mark on Soundcloud and to show some love to his fans new and old, he’s dropped his wobbly and whomp heavy Glitch Hop remix of the 80’s classic ‘Blue Monday’ by, New Order. How does it feel? It feels good, damn good as it goes. See for yourselves…

Download Groove Mind’s Regroove here via Toneden.

Links for Groove Mind :

Soundcloud / Facebook / Beatport / Twitter / Instagram

A perfect ten of bass music treats, read on for some fresh House Music, Broken Beats and DnB….

1. Alex Rannero & Hansol – Drums Again EP 

2 epic tension filled and bass/drums heavy house heaters by Alex Rannero & Hansol out now on Simma Red, loving these!!!

2.Maur – Get Dumb EP

2 massive house jackers from Maur, nothing ‘dumb’ about these bassy badboys!!! Two high impact rollers, especially the title track with it’s bouncey Ghetto House style

3.Husky – D-Fine Jazz

D Vine Sounds’ sister label Soul D Vine kicks off with this sophisticated jazzy club heater from Husky, all about that jazz!!!!

Buy LInk>>>https://www.traxsource.com/title/641026/d-fine-jazz

4.Black Girl / White Girl – Blindspot

This unstoppable juggernaut of of a house/techno duo shake the room with this funky stomper of a techno track, free to download on the Blanc music channel (below) ‘Blindspot’ is a track that will ROCK THE CLUB!!!!

Download For Free

5.PALADIN – Mole People

PALADIN goes in hard on the bass stabs for this murky DnB roller entitled ‘Mole People’, one for the headstrong out now on Viral Mental Recs

6.SIKKA – You Cannot Win EP

SIKKA once again showcases his stunning production skills on his new EP on Formation Recs. 3 tracks that vibrate, are full of energy and bring together elements of oldskool jungle and modern DnB in a most pleasing form.

Buy Here>>> http://www.junodownload.com/products/sikka-you-cannot-win/3154882-02/

7.Rokaman – Jango

We love this fine dose of drum filled house music from Rokaman out now on Hedonistic. Not only do we love those drums but the big ravey stabs that accompany them and the sweeping filtered bass makes us want to jump all around the office!!!!

8.Moderator – Street Bangerz Volume 10

Moderators ‘Street Bangerz’ is a must have compilation of vintage soul meets broken beats. All the way through the sounds on this album are truly fresh, funky and fly!!!!

9.Lupe Fuentes – The Drugs EP

Lupe Fuentes drops yet another momentous release on here own In The Loop imprint. ‘Drugs’ is a huge soulful slice of tech house which also features remix action from A Lister. As soon as you hear those lyrics and the funky beats you will go wild!!

10.Delgado, Karl Roberts ‘Whatever’

Lovely bit of late night heads down techno with that underwater feel from Delgado & Karl Roberts. Another big techno weapon from the KONNEQT imprint

10 of The Best Bass Music Releases 12 07 16

Bring on the Brass is a mix compiled by LSM main man, Sid Wesley. Using mainly tracks that include a brass section that are free to download…this funky, uplifting session will get you blowing your horn and tooting your trumpet! Message us on our Facebook Page with your address if you would like to grab a copy!

01 – DJ Dub:ra – Get Down On It
02 – Mr Rich and the Caretaker – Everyones A Winner 2:36
03 – Funk Ferret – Ecstasy 6:01
04 – K.C & The Sunshine Band – I’m Your Boogie Man (Crystal Ship Edit) 9:01
05 – Sugar Hill Gang, Queen, Indeep, Gino Soccio, Chic – Rappers Delight (Fundamentals Edit) 11:35
06 – Gang Do Tagarela – Rappers Delight (JR Dynamite Edit) 14:05
07 – Peter Gabriel – Funkadelic Flashback (Stickybuds Remix) 15:08
08 – Sammy Senior – Break It Down 18:35
09 – Phibes – Good People 22:21
10 – A.Skillz vs Beatvandals – Blowin’ Up 25:00
11 – DJ Dub:ra x Arteo – Get On Up 28:12
12 – Mr Stabalina – Freak The Funk 31:50
13 – Second Hand Audio – Got It Like That (Featurecast Remix) 34:19
14 – DJ Wood – Do It 36:58
15 – Mr Stabalina – Roll Up The Flava 39:18
16 – Crash Party – Move Ya Feet 42:22
17 – Father Funk – Dance Til You Drop 46:00
18 – Skullee – Funkmonstah 47:42
19 – Featurecast – My Thing 50:48
20 – Tom Showtime – Got To Be Real 55:49
21 – Crash Party – Champ 58:20

Tony Rocky Horror has a new album out comprising of 3 years plus of his Hardcore/Jungle influenced Bass Music productions. The EON LP is out on Top Drawer Digital and we have an exclusive mix and an interview from the man himself, read on….

First up, we’re interested to know is your name in reference to the famous glam rock musical?

That’s a frequently asked question; I’m actually a big Tarantino fan, and my alias is in reference to a Pulp Fiction character who is only spoken of in conversation (and never appears on screen in the movie)

You have an album entitled ‘EON’ due out on 11th July on Top Drawer Digital. This album has been 3 years in the making and draws upon the early to late 90’s ‘rave/hardcore/jungle’ sound albeit in a new way. Could you tell us a bit about the journey behind this album?

Yeah, about four years ago (when the first album tracks started being written) I was feeling incredibly inspired by the sound of that 90’s era (and that of the current 140 jungle movement). At the time I didn’t have any plans for an album; I was simply drawing from that inspiration and writing tracks.

As time passed, the primary focus of my production shifted to deep, dark dubstep and other bass music. However every once in a while I would return to these old school influences to write two or three more tunes at a time.

Eventually I had more than enough of this material (all of which was particularly special to me) for a full length album. In late 2015 I decided to start shopping it, and found a home for it that I couldn’t be happier with. Big shouts to Lucas and the Top Drawer crew for their support!

What got you into that 90’s rave sound? Was there a defining track or an event that drew you in?

The funny thing is that it’s hard for me to say what initially drew me in. I grew up on the west coast in the U.S. and was far too young to be a part of any nightlife when the 90’s era was in full swing.

But I was lucky, despite my geographical location, to have a weekly FM radio show in my city that helped expand and shape my interests in electronic music for years. As a teen I was massively into things like Bad Company Uk, Konflict, Dillinja. And breaks like Dylan Rhymes, Aquasky, Plump DJs.

I think my connection to anything old school didn’t necessarily develop much until later on as I reached further back.

The ‘rave’ sound sound is seen as a UK thing despite the fact that many of the early pioneers were from the U.S such as Frankie Bones & Lenny Dee. How does today’s crowd react to the sound in the states?

As in a lot of other places around the world, there’s a big divide between the different types of crowds in attendance at dance music shows now in America; those who are there to see the festival line-ups full of names they recognize from mainstream radio, and those who are there to be a part of something more intimate and sincere. In my experience the latter group never fails to properly lose it to some original rave influenced sound.

How did you get involved with Top Drawer Digital and  do you have a personal favourite track from the label back cat?

Top Drawer is a label that I’ve always had a huge amount of respect for. I’ve been acquainted with Lucas through social media for about four years (ever since I began delving into the future jungle sound). To be honest they were my first choice as label for releasing my album, and I’m ever grateful that they chose to go for it.

A favorite from the back cat. is obviously a bit hard to choose, but I think the first thing that comes to mind is Strange Rollers Summer 91 remix of ‘Touch’ by DJ L.A.B. I remember rinsing that one for weeks on end when I first got it.

After ‘EON’ do you think you will continue to make tracks in the ‘oldskool’ influenced style?

Definitely yes, although most of my work is currently focused around dark, neurofunk-influenced dubstep and 140 bass music. I think I’ll always return to the old school sounds from time to time. There’s too much life and energy there to not keep drawing from that influence, even if it’s in small measures.

You have a regular radio show ‘The Afterparty’ on C89.5 FM, Seattle, can you tell us a bit about that, what we can expect to hear and where we can catch it online?

Yeah, it airs every Friday night from midnight until 2am pacific time, and can be streamed online at http://www.c895.org/

It’s essentially a bass music show. It’s heavily focused around dubstep and drum ‘n’ bass/jungle, however I also will include some grime, footwork, UK garage, house and even a bit of hip hop now and then.

Any final words or shout outs? Also where can we hear more of your stuff?

Hold tight Lucas and the Top Drawer crew once again, and a massive thank you to my family and friends who have been incredibly supportive.

Lastly big up everyone who has been supporting the music!

More can be heard at https://soundcloud.com/tonyrockyhorror206

Buy The EON LP by Tony Rocky Horror (Top Drawer Digital) CD & Digital on Bandcamp (Link To Buy Below)

https://topdrawerdigital.bandcamp.com/album/eon

Stream/Download an exclusive mix by Tony Rocky Horror below

TonyRockyHorror Eon LP, Interview And Exclusive Mix (Bass Music)

Fresh Bass Music from House to DnB, read on for some essential bass reviews 

1.Abstract & Logic – Switch

Abstract & Logic blend Jungle, Breaks & Bass for this killer tune on Low Pitched Recs, the best of 3 worlds

2.Shulgin & Subjective feat Rion S – I Feel Love / Music In Me

Vocal house excellence from Shulgin & Subjective with vocals from Rion S, 2 quality tracks plus remixes from label don Jay Kay. The vocals are outstanding on both tracks and really add something special to the timeless house feels on both

3.Lamont Dex-For The Love Of All

Lamont Dex dazzles us with yet another sparkling production blending classic garage and modern deep house for this soulful joy of a track

Buy The Track Here>>>https://www.trackitdown.net/track/lamont-dex/for-the-love-of-all-original-mix/house/9956342.html

4.Mike Jones – Floor Burn EP’

Mike Jones kills it with 2 signature ravey house heaters plus solid remixes from Casey Spillman & Donnie Lowe. These bad boys will mash up the rave!!!!

5.Kolanek feat Tokyo Noir-Your Love/Optics

Beautifully crafted oldskool style jungle from Kolanek on Detrimental Audio, 2 tracks that fans of JUngle & DnB simply have to hear. ‘Your Love’ in particular really takes us back with 90’s style pads drawing from the rave era.

5 Essential New House, Bass & DnB Releases

I’ve been reworking a lot of my music lately (guess i’m running out of ideas?), so i decided to redo a mix of mine i made a few months back showcasing some of my higher tempo Breaks tunes that i have made over the last 5 years. This time a direct download from Soundcloud and featuring a few new reworks, flips, edits or whatever the cool kids are calling it these days.

The 2nd Time is always better ….

Tracklist

Pecoe – Ups & Downs (Version 2)
Krafty Kuts & Tim Deluxe – Work That Body (Pecoe’s Do The Robot Remix)
Poochie D – Ready Set Go (Pecoe Re-Jig) (Version 2)
Pecoe – You
Plump DJs – Light Fantastic (Pecoe Edit)
Pecoe – Pump Up The Jam (Breaks Remix)
Deekline & Hardy Hard – Can’t Hide It (Pecoe Remix)
Pecoe – Good Times
KL2 – Pound The Sound (Pecoe Remix)
Vize – Killin Speakers (Pecoe Remix)
Pecoe – Smoked Salmon
Pecoe – Classical
Pecoe – Flash Da Funk
Pecoe – Closure
Pecoe – War Of The Worlds 2016
Chase & Status – Time (Pecoe Remix)

1.Marc Tasio – Don´t Make Me Wait

Soulful/deep house from Marc Tasio on Karmic Power Records with lush pianos and great vocals too, classic house style

2.Alex Price Ft Xorael- One More Night

Massive deep house tunage from Alex Price  upcoming on Onefold Records. Amazing vocals from Xorael that take it back to the golden era of UKG. Lovely ‘Gypsy Women’ style keys and signature uplifting pianos. Remixers State Unknown & Shaun Dean each offer  their own classy takes on ‘One More Night’ from upbeat piano house to acididc tech house. Out 22/7/16 and absolutely unmissable!!!

3.Gina Breeze – Crystal Black EP (Get Up Recordings)

Deep dark underground tech House from Gina Breeze with super minimal and super classy reworkings from Michael Magnan, W. Jeremy

4.Latecomer – Mantra

Hypnotic bassy tech house from Latecomer with lots of really nice effects, a free dl from the excellent Swerve Digital

5.KLETIS – Not Everything Sucks EP

Next up on Unified Audio, Reggae themed dubbiness from Kletis. Spacey, dreamy, expansive and with plenty of the essential sub damage!!!

6.Ryan Blyth – Take My Money

Another big hitter from Yorkshire’s finest purveyor of jackin house. “Take My Money” is a big old slice of tech house in it’s own right and the remixes from the likes of Rob Made and others only enhance the appeal further. Just take our money dammit!!

7.Abbo ‘Drug Free’

Detroit fueled snappy tech house action from Abbo. “Drug Free” not only has a great tagline and super cool sounds but also boasts a top remix from James Dexter who takes things into dubby techno territory

8.Kafzon & DeeAfro ‘Worthy EP

4 nicely contrasting tracks from Kafzon & DeeAfro on Simma Red from UK style bass/tech house to more US influenced sounds. Great production throughout, perfect dancefloor weaponry

9.Spekktrum & Spookz – Phonetic Vol 1

The sickest Grime, Garage or Bass tunes you will hear this side of 2016, Spekktrum, Spook, Flirta D & Lil Nasty make for a deadly bass squad. These bad boys will be smashing up carnivals all summer!!

9 Big New House, Bass & Releases