It has been a while since we heard from the bassmaster Bassotronics but here it is. The long awaited follow up to the great concept album "Basshead Radio"! (I know, we also enjoyed "Piano Jams for Bass Lovers" in the meantime but that was a compilation, not really a "new" release). So here we go, 17 new Bassotronics tracks for preview through the junodownload.com website. Ofcourse you can also get this release from iTunes, Amazon or any other website of your choice... BOOM IT!
14 Of the funkiest hip hop Bass Jams ever to hit the street.
OK, that's what THEY say, because I think that is a little far-fetched. It's actually not really a great cd. Volume 1 was good, but that was a Pandisc release. This one on the other hand was put together by "the gang at MTX and Master DJ Dr. B", so you can imagine they would not produce the same kind of quality bass like the Beat Dominator or Bass Tech DXJ... Track 1, "The Boom" is not bad:
A little something smooth on track 5; "Jasmine"
TIME FOR A COMMERCIAL BREAK
Another shot at creating a real bass track...
and judging from the title this should have been MY track...
But it's NOT, so I don't know, I'll just let you listen to the whole damn thing so you can judge yourselves:
Another Debbie DeNeese & Jamie Swartz produced Neurodisc release that had already popped up HERE. 12 rave style bass tracks that can actually make you nevous, give you stress; so they really succeeded in creating their theme! According to Wikipedia; Neurotic may refer to
Neurosis, a class of functional mental disorders involving distress but neither delusions nor hallucinations
Just listen to the title track (if your speakers can get past the intro that is) and tell me if that didn't cause distress...
Or "Quadrophobia"...
Luckily it's not all madness, there is also "Hypnotic bass"...
Now it could be me (probably) but everytime I see this cover I think it is a Bass Erotica cd, because the cover model Lauren Martinez (who actually also did the layout here for Adimpact, Inc. and who is also a member of Brand-X-Design together with Gerard Delaney) reminds me of an inflatable doll... anyhow... enough of that... forget what I said. Just LISTEN to the cd ok?
I was thinking they should call the Bass M.D. to get rid of their neurosis but it turns out he's fucking crazy as well!!!
Yes sir, it really DOES drop low on this long awaited follow up to last year's "Miami Bass", from Augusta GA's one and only Smooth J! This time we get 8 pure party tracks in unadulterated Miami style...
You might remember this track??
But that means there are still 7 more, and they are worth the dollars. Featured are Boyz Wit Da Bass' Cuzzin Crook and DJ Richie Rich... Check it out:
Booming huh? I can't get enough of listening to "Pow booty"! All it takes for you to get the full songs is send 10$ US Dollars To Official706Records@gmail.com and Smooth J will take it from there...
Oh yeah, did I mention? Another great artwork by B-Bart, and Smooth J can be contacted on facebook easily by clicking THIS link.
"Get ready to Hide in your Room with the Headphones on!!"
Because the new Maggotron album has arrived! (Sorry, it arrived 4 days ago but I've been busy ok?)
What to expect? As usual a plethora of musical styles and an abundance of samples and seriously dope scratching. As for the lyrical content, I have no idea what the hell they are talking about but it's just that that keeps you busy every time you listen to this album and so it never gets boring! Another great concept album from the Maggotron team, available world wide thru multiple streaming services and purchasing platforms including iTunes and Beats. But if I was you, I would buy it directly from debonairerecords.com so the well deserved dollars and euros go straight into the artists pockets!
Good sound clips can be found HERE. And hey, if you happen to be a little low on bread right now, don't worry. DXJ understands and only has 1 message for you: "World wide baby ... Stream it or buy it just listen ..... and let everyone know!"
So that's what I'm doing right here! Now it's YOUR turn!
This is actually not a bad electro bass cd at all! Released on Majammy records (E-SA 1010) it reminds me of Dynamix II productions at times, but then 'light' versions so to say... what say ye??
But it's a Marc Pomeroy thing I guess; "Mixed & engineered by: Marc Pomeroy" "All sound creation by: Marc Pomeroy" "Cover art & Design by:
You read it right! Lamar Johnson has handmade replicas for sale of the speaker that is featured on the iconic Miami bass cover of "The bass that ate Miami"! You can contact Lamar on facebook right here @ https://www.facebook.com/Sinjolj and order one yourself. Trust me, I already received mine!
