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Showing posts with label Control. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Control. Show all posts
Sunday, April 02, 2017
KUGA & RTYBTZ - Control
This past Friday, Get Right Records bid adieu to March by dropping brilliant future bass track, "Control." Backed by Benzi you had to know it was going to be a quality cut and not just another run of the mill release. In fact, just yesterday a Twitter account @skysooshi called Benzi's Girl Trapz series (of which both KUGA and RTYBTZ are a part) "an ark of hope in a flood of crappy futurebass." And for me this is exactly what I like about Girl Trapz. KUGA and RTYBTZ have crafted a shiny, anthemic groove with uber cute vocals that play perfectly with the brilliant bounding bass in the drop. And while the whole track boasts skillful sound design, what makes "Control" a truly great production are the little punctuating effects in the drop (water droplets, camera shutters, etc). No news yet on a Girl Trapz 12, but you can bet this one makes an appearance on that "ark of hope." Enjoy it now below!
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Tuesday, February 23, 2016
Sebjak - Control
Swedish producer Sebastian Jak, aka Sebjak, dropped his track "Control," yesterday on Doorn Records.
This progressive house banger is filled to the brim with warbling synth work, accented by vocal thuds. Living up to it's name, "Control" commands whatever space it's occupying. Its ascendancy is unavoidable, through its ever climbing atmosphere, forcing its way into your heart. The throbbing bass and jitter inducing oscillations give the track an almost seasick feeling, forcing listeners to hold on for dear life, for fear of falling overboard. A tremendously powerful DJ tool, "Control" ought to be picked up by any jock spinning in the 122 BPM range for maximum crowd manipulation.
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