While Toronto's Wes Marsh may have been busy, it's been more than a year since his
Kill Them With Colour released an original production. That letup ended this past Friday with the release of "
Diamonds," driven by
David Spekter on vocals. It's quite clear that KTWC has not lost his stride, forging a feels ridden synthesis of sounds that only intensify the already emotional, yet precise performance by Spekter. Listing all the elements combined here would be a tedious affair, but they all play a integral role in this flawless craft piece. It at once tickles with the cymbal work, while shaking your core with colossal, striding chords. Like it's namesake, this diamond is supremely strong. Stream it below, find the free download via ToneDen
here, and catch it in the mix tonight on
Bump In The Hump.
After the heaviest episode to date, this hour takes a 180 going with a funkier, more feelsy, chill and contemplative vibe. Bassheads ought not worry however, there's hard stuff from
13,
Krayysh and
So Sus. I've got three tracks ahead of their respective releases, the latest from the likes of
Lunice,
Omar LinX and
Tennyson, plus some future from
WAVVY FROG,
Lambo and
Future Magic. As if that weren't enough,
Juelz has taken on Roadman Shaq for some meme madness. Get it all tonight on
Bump In The Hump via
Radio Humber, live from 6-7 PM EDT or after the fact via Mixcloud,
here.
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