Showing posts with label MMXVAC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MMXVAC. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 07, 2017

Bump In The Hump Sneak Peek: Sevla - Bandits

It's been about half a year between releases for Toronto's Sevla, but the man is back with a bonafide banger. "Bandits" sees Sevla transition from the "TRVP GOD" description on his soundcloud to a house head. But this isn't your typical house track, its bass driven along the lines Malaa or even fellow Canadians: CastNowski, CYMN and Audiation; the latter two are also represented on this episode. After last week's more laidback summer themed edition of Bump In The Hump, the Radio Humber airwaves are set to feel the pure technological terror of an hour of power. If "Bandits" is any indication, Selva seems set to spark fires all summer long. Download/Stream via MMXVAC.
Tonight's episode features remixes from Rezz, WHIPPED CREAM, and the sixth edition of CRaymak's First of the Month series. As well as a remix of Sinjin Hawke, there's incredible originals from AGNO3, Ramzoid, and Shifting Black. Finally we look ahead to My Mixtape with a 10 minutes of my conversation with Tom and Gary of Honey Beard who are set to host Friday night at 11. Don't miss tonight's all new hour of Canadian electronic music live from 6-7 PM EDT.

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Tuesday, January 03, 2017

Coolights - Can't Lose

New Jersey's Coolights have proven they are winners, dropping off a freebie on MMXVAC called "Can't Lose." It follows in their long list of heavy trap tracks, and while it's their first solo production in a while, it bangs as hard as any of their monster collabs with the likes of Graves, Fransis Derelle, and Holly. As soon as you hit play, you're greeted by infernal horns, ushering in a brief calm before the storm of the track rises to epic levels. It features a flurry of elements all coming together in a firestorm of feelings. It flutters and tweaks, both exciting and scaring the senses. If the onslaught of the first drop wasn't enough to get you hooked, then you're in luck with the second, it's heavier and funkier than its predecessor. It stabs, rips and wobbles along. It roars like a mechanical T-Rex, and stomps with serious weight. There's no questioning the quality Coolights have on their hands, it's a club weapon that has the potential to leave the whole venue in a tizzy. And it can be yours free via Artist Engine, here. FOLLOW COOLIGHTS: FACEBOOK SOUNDCLOUD TWITTER