Showing posts with label Awoltalk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Awoltalk. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 16, 2018

Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: Awoltalk & So Sus - Obscura

Crystals founder and Vancouver producer So Sus stays hot, following up the release of his sample pack (offered in celebration of 5K soundcloud followers), by dropping off his Awoltalk collab, "Obscura." You don't even need to listen to the track to realize how fire it is; a look at the comments, and those posting them, reveals the raucous power. It is a banger bar none, that lives on the edge of electro, trap and just plain bass. The most obvious element of the duos' killer craftsmanship comes in the drops, but it's the drums and the dynamics that make "Obscura" such a stunner. Grab it free here, and stream below.Tonight's episode of Bump In The Hump operates like a house sandwich starting with disco and deep, before diving into funk, future bass, trap, wave, and techno which bleeds into tech- and then bass-house. We welcome festival season which is set to start this weekend with the first edition of Electric Island. We also take a peek inside the clubs, and welcome eight new artists to the Radio Humber airwaves. All this and more live from 7-9 PM EDT here, and after the fact via Mixcloud.

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Thursday, September 07, 2017

Baauer - GoGo! (Awoltalk Remix)

One of my favourite tracks of 2016 was Baauer's "GoGo!" You can always trust Harry Rodrigues to bring new and exciting sound designs to the genre he helped bring to the fore, that of course being trap. There's that incredible intro line to capture your consciousness, but then the bass and underlying banger nature take over. And that's where things really get going especially in this remix from Awoltalk.

Where the original has a bit of a sneaky, back loaded beat, this new version absolutely explodes. And it's not just a single boom, there's several aftershocks in a kind of raging ripple effect. Even the underlying bass, that occurs throughout, is amplified in its intensity. This is really the powder-keg at the core of Awoltalk's rework; he's transformed the almost analytical original into a full on street fight. It's as if the original is Ryu and Awoltalk's turn is Blanka. There's just an added electricity that I cannot get enough of. If that's also the case for you, be sure to pick up the free download via ToneDen, here.FOLLOW BAAUER: FACEBOOK SOUNDCLOUD TWITTER
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