Pluto Era – “WUMBO”

by Kyle Taylor | New arrays of laser-cutting bass grit coming at you today via the bass space traveler Pluto Era. Wading into some relatively new territory for the Philadelphia producer, Dan Getz (Pluto Era) demonstrates an inexorable ability to develop riveting sound design no matter the spectrum he is attacking. From low end bass scrapes to space-age … Continue reading →

Ives – Illusion EP [Street Ritual] || Name Your Price

by Kyle Taylor | Let your mind drift off into the strange audio wilderness. Whether in need of some new beats to fill free time, to help escape the monotony of a long drive, or simply to knock down speakers in the club, the solution to your woes is no doubt the new Illusion EP from Nashville producer Ives. Finding its … Continue reading →

goldenSpiral – Dark Matter EP [Funkadelphia Recordings] | Name Your Price

by Kyle Taylor | The audio mastermind goldenSpiral returns with the new Dark Matter EP. Taking a stroll through the ever-evolving world of bass music, Adrian Palaschevsky (goldenSpiral) is far from bashful in embracing the genre’s profound depth and diversity. Further demonstrating the musical brilliance of his hometown of Philadelphia, goldenSpiral features fellow local musicians Alicia … Continue reading →

Is the DJ or the Mud Making That Noise? – Infrasound Music Festival 2016 Recap

by Kyle Miller | Infrasound Music Festival has proven itself, yet again, to be the holy ground of bass music. With a new location being pounded on by four straight days of rain, “Infraswamp” (as it quickly came to be known as this year) became a goopy, foggy, sludge fest, which- in retrospect- perfectly accompanied the deep, … Continue reading →

Gala In The Grove Artist Spotlight #7: Jade Cicada | Plus Artist Interview & Ticket Giveaway

by Kyle Taylor | Music genres have become seemingly unnecessary, and nearly a hindrance at times when trying to discuss the current state of not just electronic or dance, but music in general. When attempting to explain the sound of a new artist, referencing similar and familiar artists proves far more effective than attempting to pinpoint … Continue reading →

Tsimba – “Pwala” | FREE DL

by Kyle Taylor | Now, I have heard Tsimba get pretty weird in the past, but this is by far the farthest out there he has gone yet. The Connecticut producer recently broke 1,000 likes on his Facebook page, and as a big thank you to his fans, released this FREE new tune: “Pwala”. The track is short, but sweet, … Continue reading →

Smigonaut – “Lost at Sea (DeeZ Remix)” | Name Your Price

by Kyle Taylor | Back with a new moniker and track to boot is Andrew Widdecomb. Formerly Satori, and newly adorning the alias DeeZ, the Massachusetts producer is setting the proper tone for his re-branding. The first release under the new name- a remix of fellow Boston producer Smigonaut‘s, “Lost at Sea”– wades astoundingly far into the depths … Continue reading →

Agent Zero – Mechanisms EP [Funkadelphia Recordings] | Name Your Price

by Kyle Taylor | Just in time for summer, Agent Zero is back with some new jarring rhythms to make your head spin. Starting off his new Mechanisms EP with the miniature album’s debut single, “From Stars”, released last week, Noah Selwyn (Agent Zero) immediately digs into his staple cascades of engulfing sound waves. Vocalist Spenser Michaels brings a real sense … Continue reading →

Infrasound 2016 Artist Spotlight #3: Tennyson

by Dan Getz | The music of Tennyson sounds like the feeling you get when you finally return home after a long time of traveling. When the people you love remind you once again why you love them. The Canadian brother and sister duo, Luke and Tess Perry, spread messages of love, community, and companionship through … Continue reading →

Tonio Sagan – “This One (feat. DJ N.E.B. & Demse Zullo)” [Funkadelphia Exclusive Premier] | FREE DL

Electronic music is not often equated with an output of emotion. Many of its recipients quickly find themselves lost in the loose grooves and manageable rhythms, only taking notice to the bliss released through movement of the body. However, too often we forget that those artists producing these wistful arrays of sound have their own … Continue reading →