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[Electronic] Blue Tusk – The Librarian

The Librarian
Blue Tusk

Andrea Graham, AKA The Librarian, returns with her latest single, “Blue Tusk.” Co-founder of the widely-celebrated Vancouver music festival Bass Coast, Graham dedicates her life to all things music. Whether she’s cooking up wicked cuts like “Blue Tusk” in the studio, or curating stages at Oregon Eclipse, this half-time bass extraordinaire is nothing short of impressive.

“Blue Tusk” is a spooky, bare-bones bass triumph that blossoms into a speedy treat with electrifying chord progressions. This immersive listening experience is a look into the future of bass music. Only her second single since her brief hiatus to focus on curation, “Blue Tusk” is succeeded by Bass Coast on July 12th where The Librarian will perform her first ever Boiler Room Set. Watch this space.

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[Dancehall] Offrami – Kumbaye feat. Rotex

offrami
Kumbaye (feat. Rotex)

Challenging the American perspective on dance music, offrami is the cultured LA producer that enlightening the masses with each release. After exploring his craft professionally for a few years, offrami scored official remixes for notable artists by the likes of Nick Jonas and Bishop Briggs. On a mission to blend world cultures through his humbled creation, the Lebanon-raised artist traveled across the globe to film a music video in Kenya, showcasing daily life in an often misunderstood region.

On a mission to unite music from all over the world, it’s safe to say that offrami is fearless. His latest track “Kumbaye” featuring rapper Rotex is a breezy afro-centric dance joint with a colorful presence. Channeling the sounds of an oceanside vacation “Kumbaye” is as profound as it is lively. Driving hooks and catchy rhythms cascade atop Rotex’s buoyant flow, making “Kumbaye” one of offrami’s finest tracks to date. More than just music and creation, offrami is a mission-driven initiative.  

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[Chill Electronic] Ark Patrol – Darling You Can’t Walk Away

Ark Patrol
Darling, You Can't Walk Away

Channeling an-out-of-this-world sound, Seattle-based alternative electronic producer Ark Patrol returns with “Darling, You Can’t Walk Away”. Blazing trails in the world of electronic-fusion, Ark Patrol’s latest unveiling is invigorating and futuristic. The track stands as the sophomore single to his forthcoming, feature-length project due February 21.

Ark Patrol is shining more than ever as he recently reclaimed his life from a battle with cancer. A warrior in his own right, these releases are a powerful testament to hope and healing. “Darling, You Can’t Walk Away” showcases Ark Patrol’s steadfast tenacity and perseverance not only as a creator but a human being. Boasting moments of disco with future-pop Ark Patrol is better than ever with this unique sound. In conjunction with this release, Ark Patrol has announced he will stand as direct touring support on select with BAYNK. Watch this space for more from the indie pioneer.

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[Electro House] Kermode feat. Eagle Child – Sideways

Kermode
Sideways Ft. Eagle Child

Robust and electrifying, Vancouver’s own Kermode strikes gold with his latest release, “Sideways” featuring Eagle Child. The second single to his upcoming “Retro Ghost” album, “Sideways” is a head-banging testimonial to the never-fading genre of electro-bass. At the epicenter of this awe-inspiring track, Kermode manipulates dangerous frequencies that cascade atop rigorous transitions, illuminating his signature dexterity. A vigilante of assertive EDM, it comes as no surprise that Kermode’s latest drop is as phenomenal as his previous releases. Tune into this earth shattering masterpiece to prepare yourself for the glory that will soon come to fruition as “Retro Ghost”.

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FINNEAS – Landmine (Aire Atlantica Remix) [TMN Premiere]

FINNEAS
Landmine (Aire Atlantica Remix)

LA-based singer/songwriter FINNEAS has been reaching incredible heights at such a young age, both in his music and performances. Not to mention that he’s also currently on tour with his multi-talented sister, Billie Eilish. With his success consistently climbing and his fanbase steadily increasing, it’s no surprise that his music – namely his recent single “Landmine“- caught the attention of up and coming producer, Aire Atlantica.

Springing off of the momentum he received from his last release, “Cut You Off,” the NY-native decides to provide his own take on FINNEAS’ upbeat pop original. The remix however, is not for the faint of heart. Aire Atlantica reels listeners in almost instantly with energizing snares that pave the way for a cinematic build up right before he introduces the main course, an amalgamation of electrifying glitches, funk-inspired beats and harmonic layers. His eclectic style of production makes for an unparalleled chemistry with FINNEAS’ modulated voice as it molds effortlessly around every word. Emitting just as much heat as this season’s sun, it goes without saying that Aire’s remix will be one of your go-to plays this Summer.

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VALENTINE Feat. Halpe & Chuck Sutton – Falling

VALENTINE & Halpe
Falling (feat. Chuck Sutton)

Kansas-based producer VALENTINE is taking listeners on a ride through the galaxy with his latest work, “Falling.” Enlisting the help of fellow artist Halpe and vocalist Chuck Sutton, this futuristic single combines a heavy bass line with unparalleled synth work while it tells a personal love story between VALENTINE and his fiancé. The foundation comes together through hard breaks, oscillating notes and layers of glitchy synths. The song comes to complete fruition with the final addition of Sutton’s husky vocals for an unparalleled musical experience that you won’t be able to resist.

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[Bass] Birthdayy Partyy – All Night

Birthdayy Partyy
All Night (Original Mix)

“All Night” is the latest tune from the twin brothers Birthdayy Partyy that have been blowing up the dance music scene with their fun-filled beats. Released as a free download, this original bass record hits all the right notes with its dirty sound.

Birthdayy Partyy don’t stick to one style and with this they offer up a genre-defying single. “All Night” is a bit glitchy and a bit hip-hop with its sampling. It’s simple, but effective in a catchy sense. What really shines on this one is the second drop when they add a few elements and really put things into gear. Make sure to grab the download – and if you’re feeling supportive, throw these brothers a vote to play EDC this year.

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