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Disorientation

Snake Charmer (ft. Smokestax)

Triggered!!!

A Little Louder for the People in the Back

MalLabel Music is stoked to bring back something extra special from one of the finest ladies in Rocky Mouintain Bass Music as British Columbia, Canada's, Aversive turns the soul up to 100 in her new six pack of experimental Downtempo and Trip-Hop gems.nAversive's journey into music has been a long and educated one with a long history of classical, jazzy instrumentation complimenting the contemporary education in underground sounds she accessed through her brothers record store. Then, making music out of the box, no computer, with nothing but an MPC and a Korg since 16 years old before later taking 3 years of advanced music production, audio engineering, and theory. After that it was a diverse journey of the soul from Four-on-the-Floor to Glitch-Hop, Drum & Bass, and Trip-Hop all the while carving out her own unique sound across any vibe that inspires her.nHer newest EP, True Self, brings her sound to the forefront in a deliberate effort to sidestep genre and create her own vibe and let the energies of the studio dictate her direction. Letting nature be her guide as she moved away from the city, many of her organic roots have resurfaced and joined an ever more experimental approach to sound design to culminate in something with a truly compelling authenticity not often heard in this ever evolving space. It's a pleasure indeed to witness such an album dedicated to an expression of the purest self, and cut a path far off the road most travelled. Sure to please.

True Self - EP

Crossing the Abyss

Drifter

Forever Young

Lost Traveler

Loving Kindness

Pot O' Gold

This week MalLabel Music is very proud to bring back another creative expression of life's many facets as San Francisco, California's, Litlbird offers a glimpse into the fleeting moments that encompass an entire digital lifetime.nWhile many aspiring electronic musicians with education in music theory take more time to educate themselves on how to make the music they want via the wealth on online tutorials, Litlbird, spent his time avoiding them altogether and instead anatomizing synthesizers, and samplers to see what original specimens would shake out naturally and skillfully creating innovative experiences with the resulting sound asunder. Soaring to new heights on the success of last years captivating EP 'This Moment', Litlbird dives through the aether and into the digital realm to bring you another phantasmal story.nHis newest EP, Tamagotchi, takes us to a small forgotten toy, lost in a mountain of trash, clinging to the last bar of it's battery life, and the memories of the being held within. These tiny digital warriors, dependant on our benevolence for survival in the form of apples and cake live out their short lives over and over again with no intention but to live and die by our fleeting interest. 'Senshi', the Japanese word for warrior takes us on a choppy, gamified romp through the birth of a soldier before 'Chi', meaning blood, flows viscerally through a disjointed reality in 5,4 timing. Finally, 'Shinda', or death, closes the EP with bitter sweet chord manipulations culminating in a unique and beautiful destiny fulfilled.

Tamagotchi

Senshi

Shinda

This week MalLabel Music is taking you back to the West to get your ears dirty on the psychedelic as Medford, Oregon's rising star, Universal Language brings us a distorted glimpse into the ominous language of space and time.nThe saga of that one music festival that changes a life continues as, Peek Levels, born out of Emissions: West Coast Bass Culture only last year, broke out of the 9 to 5 to drop a whopping 15 track album on us by January. Driven by a chance to show his children that we can accomplish anything our heart desires if we but dedicate ourselves and put in the work, he continues to expand the boundaries of his musical vocabulary in developing his own unique expression. That dedication hasn't stopped and as the festival season winds down he's already back with another EP full of alien communications before the year is out.nHis newest EP, Universal Language, is an attestation of our ability to communicate the most complex of emotions and energies through sound without the need for words. As with the most experienced of Experimental Bass Music producers, he takes an innovative and even radical direction off the rails entirely with a collection of raw, avant-garde, and apocalyptic noise manipulated into rhythmic alien soundscapes. These grimy transmissions flow from slow, deliberate chop, to psychedelic machines, and through the aether taking us on a ride through his dark and dirty mind via direct brain interface. Earthling Grime falling short? Maybe it's time to take it extrasolar.

Universal Language

Bone Dragon

Elephant Abduction

Portal Waves

Take Me First

Elephant Abduction (ShermGerm Remix)

Universal Language (Torbjorn Remix)

This week MalLabel Music is stoked to be bringing you another tag team track selection as Baltimore Maryland's, DELTAnine and McWavy get together to show us how to get sexy smooth with an 808 and some sultry riffs.nNever one not to impress, DELTAnine seems to have no limits on what creations he befalls on the world. With everything from Drill and Hybrid to Dub and DownTempo, he brings the perfect bass game to every field he plays and always knocks it out of the park. Along comes McWavy, and all her musical mastery. A Psychedelic Rock driven, Jazz inspired, saxophone piping, keyboarding, didgeridoo humming, classically trained pianist, and powerhouse of a woman with a penchant for heart string tugging Electronic Music. The uniquely beautiful creations these two were destined to create upon getting together should pretty much be the obvious conclusion and we are on it like black on goths.nTheir new EP, Sunday Vibes, spells itself out as the title track opens with a slow slide into the post weekend's peaceful tranquility with sweeping pads, chords, and a dab of gentle vocal reminders over a soothing saxophone. 'One Wish Left' then takes us up on a celestial journey through angelic vocal messages across a tapestry of radiant atmospheres before glitching it all out over a rolling 808 as the vocals guide the EP to a finish. A truly sublime addition to anyone's music collection and an easy listening treat, any day of the week.

Sunday Vibes

One Wish Left

This week MalLabel Music is taking you all the way to the East Coast to get an ear full of the ghetto fresh as Atlanta, Georgia's rising star, Scales shows us how Libra's in the know balance the vibes of the streets with the bass from outer space.nWhen you fall so deep into your zodiac that is just plain hurts, sometimes it's best to use it to your advantage. As is the case nwith Scales, the name derived from his Libra sign, and a classically trained music theorist, Metal band guitarist, and Electronic Music producer. If that doesn't scream harmony and balance in a booming raspy voice, I don't know what else could. His quest for equilibrium drove him deeper into Bass Music once he began to master Ableton Live and developed the skill to blend elements and energies from across the spectrum of sound and civilization.nHis newest EP, Techs, takes a heavy drop into the world of street savvy bass and blasts it into space with tomorrow's weighty sound design. The title track opens up with bass cannon bursts and party vocal stabs before Ricky Raw serenades the night over ominous Trap riffs as the bass kicks it in '808 In The 404'. Next up, 'G's Up' turns the grime up to 11 as Messinian's gruff lyricism rides the bass drills off one another in an energetic party stomper before 'Hit Em!' closes it off with some collab work with Malfunctron doling out the stomps with a dose of atmospherical reverence between the machinery. Those who dig dozens of cutting edge basses slammed into a few choice cuts, this grime is for you.

Techs

808 in the 404 (ft. Ricky Raw)

G's Up (ft. Messinian)

Hit Em!

MalLabel Music is stoked this week to bring back some more tripped out and tribal Trap as Fort Worth, Texas's, Jumbii shows us how the enlightened walk the ambient spaces between the waves of hot bass and fold new vibes into the heat.nThrough the course of life we often lose our way, but when we are open it tends to show us a path we can only see at just the right time. For Jumbii, the year was 2007 and that path was vinyl records. That fed him inspiration for another 5 years until a number of other twists left him with the inevitable path of music production. At this point his only choice was to follow his passion. Through the adversities of life and even some in the music game, he met his share of challenges that only fuelled his desire to create something that he could truly call his own. When you hear what we hear, you'll be hooked.nHis newest EP, Crucible, is the newest culmination of those desires burning and building pressure in the chamber of creation. After the success of Awaken, and all of the beauty within, we were taken aback by the raw energy and grit underlying his unique style that has manifest in his newest productions. The title track offers some of the beauty we've come to love while mixing in hints of grime and darkness, and 'Hectagon' follows suit with an ominous collection of atmospheres and vocal echoes. Next, 'Orchid' takes the vibes into outer space with some massive laser bass and Reggae Dub overtones before 'Twisted' closes it up with layers of darkness, chirps, and glitches with a little help from Black Market Pharmacy. This inferno is best at night in headphones or on smoky dance floors full of writhing bodies.

Crucible

Hectagon

Twisted (ft. Black Market Pharmacy)

Orchid

This week MalLabel Music is stoked to bring you some experimental and interstellar Dancehall as the Bay Area, California's, Bayalien blast off with an otherworldly concoction of tracks created in the middle of a field of ganja and electronics.This isn't the first time Poppa Doses and Golden Eye have gotten together to test the limits of creativity and sound systems alike, but after the success of their duo EP, Yes, they've made their new project a little more official with the fresh brand of Bayalien. nnWith the former's grimy natured, Tribal Bass vibes and the latter's tripped out timing and cadence across Dub, and Hip-Hop, one could expect to hear resounding booms and blaps of completely alien nature, and one wouldn't be wrong. These two have surrounded themselves in gear and green to pump out that forward thinking bass on the business end of an ARP Odyssey, an MPC2500, and a host of plugins through Ableton powered entirely by the suns rays to bring you all the clean energy cosmic vibrations you can take.nTheir newest EP, Blap Friday, starts off with some foreign resonance as the wobble rides it into a field of glitched out lasers, chirps, and machinery in the title track. Next up, 'Spaceballs' takes off with an array of interstellar communications chopped fresh over the Breaks before, 'Flavor Crystals' closes off the EP in an emotional ride through swirling atmospheres of ethereal pads and transcendental malfunctions. No exception to the rule here at MalLabel to bring you the strange, but this one starts the weekend right off world.

Blap Friday

Flavor Crystals

Spaceballs

This week MalLabel music is pumped to get your juices flowing with debut hotness from LA duo 2TIGHT. This bouncy club fresh anthem shows the crews loyalty to the culture, by giving a nod to the soundboy with a bass heavy dance floor banger.nWith Annie Dolly hailing from Detroit, hip hop and lyricism has always been a love of hers. She found herself in Los Angeles perusing acting when suddenly in 2014 she dropped the auditions and picked up the mic. She them joined up with long time friend Lou E. Bagels to start rocking as a live emcee over his sets. Bagels a seasoned DJ and a known selector started seeking out booty shaking tunes that had space for Annie to drop her thought provoking rugged raps over. One Halloween night the duo caught the eye of the HBIC of MalLabel and made an agreement that night on the dancefloor to drop their first single on her label. So turn the speakers up and watch your subs FLEX because 2TIGHT has arrived.nTheir newest EP, Flex, or Flex The Speakers, is a shout out to the soundboys and soundgirls of the world, and an ode to everything they do. In a world of big names and giant, intricate, and flashy stages the sound techs rarely get the recognition they deserve, but those performers who understand know that without your diligence the whole show would fall flat. Raise a glass to the techs that flex those speakers right with some feel good flavor infused with some bumpin' party vibes carrying Annie's cheeky-sly lyrical styles through the night. If we're gonna be throwing our hands up all night by the bassbins, we best be kickin' it one time for the people that make it pop.

Flex

four pack of Drum & Bass influenced tunes as Rohnert Park, California's, Danky shows us how to take a genre out of the box and repackage it with some serious original flavor.nThe stories of the Electronic Music scene thrusting skilled musicians down a rabbit hole of endless musical corridors sees no end as, Danky, a classically trained Jazz pianist, Guitarist, and Brass cat took the plunge after being introduced to it's depths. Only three short years ago, her brother washed this world over her and she immediately began producing seriously and before long those Jazz skills began manifesting an amorphous, and ever changing tapestry of genres blended together into a style all her own. You know we like genres chewed and glitched out here at MalLabel and we'll be keeping tabs on this one.nHer newest EP, The Calm, takes a heavy swing and connects with her desire to create a vibe throughout that you can disappear into while relaxing with a pair of headphones or groove to with some strangers on a dance floor. With some Jungley-Juke, Liquid-Tech, and elements from more than a few other avenues, The Calm takes us on a joyride through emotion and timbre in an alluring manifestation of her chill side riding jungle influences. From the title track to 'Again', the EP builds up the energy with subtle guitar and glass to moodier tones and vocal manipulations with a higher energy remix by Squirrely Bass on the latter, while 'Stripped Silence' ties off this spout of emotion with some raw psychedelia.

The Calm

Again

Stripped Silence

Again (Squirrely Remix)

This week MalLabel Music is up bright and early with a fresh pot of bass a brewin' as Los Angeles, California's, NinKend0 shows us why the best hours of the day are the wee hours we are still up to see when the smoke clears through the lasers.nnNinKend0 is the bass heavy result of a lifetime of Metal and Rock seeping in through the years of running a recording studio until the Wild West World of EDM took ahold of his interest. As his no rules Metal attitude sunk it's teeth into a world where there basically are none to begin with, a whole new plane of creation was born. Having the background in bands and working his studio has the additional quality of creating cooperation mentality and collaboration opportunities and he certainly doesn't squander them as you can see with the immense amount of support bringing his first album to life.nnHis new album, Ante Meridiem blends the aforementioned elements into a test site for an explosion of bass, vocals, and vibes for days and this break out album is bursting with the kind of flavor that makes each track a listening experience from start to finish. From massive dance floor Grime in 'Bet It's Money' through driving inspirational feels in 'Zero Gravity' to straight anthems such as 'Galaxy'. For a first album, NinKend0 wastes no time getting it right in the realm of the most cutting edge Trap and Future right out of the gate. This album has a little something for any mood, any time of day, on or off the dance floor so jump on out of bed, because the AM is prime time to keep it 100 with some fresh goods.

Ante Meridiem

I Got Somethin' (ft. Brittany O'Neill)

Bet It's Money (ft. Filho)

Da Freak (ft. Hoody)

Out Do 'Em (ft. Kidcutup)

The Whip

Zero Gravity (ft. Kitty Antix)

Galaxy (ft. Brittany O'Neill)

This week MalLabel Music is blessed once again to bring you yet another boss ass bass EP as Denver, Colorado's, Laika Beats shows us a more colorful side of his creations with a club ready collection of Hip-Hop and 4/4 bass with more bounce by the ounce.nFrom Punk Rock and Hardcore bands to London Dubstep and Glitch-Hop, Laika Beats has been on a wild lifetime ride through the heavy with a genre plethora of phat beat inspirations driving his progression through the Electronic Music scene. Inspired by a Gorillaz dub remix album which took it's name from the first earthling sent into space by Russia, Laika became a totem for his otherworldly sounds and space age production style as he developed a further connection with the first extra terrestrial earthling (that we know of) and beaming back the sounds of the unknown on the daily.nHis newest EP, Rollin The Dro, is a testament to the varied inspirations one can glean from exploring new places and navigating Communities within the Electronic Music scene. Specifically, the burner community and the warehouse after hours scene in Denver where house reigns supreme. Falling in love with the vibe, he has since taken to dropping all that space whomp over the four on the floor and chopping some vocals on top to kick that UK Bassline House sound into his own unique flavor. These dance floor bombs are meant to keep the flow all night long and give the kids in the back some jams to swing their toys to, and these vibes ride right through his personality spectrum in just the kind of way we love.

Rolling the Dro

Your Darkest Side

Rollin the Dro

Feeling SO Good

Play That Heat

Trap (House) (feat. Horse)

This week MalLabel Music has something delicately empowering and utterly sublime as Santa Cruz, California's, Kr3ture brings us his first full album overflowing with masterful instrumentation and vocalists across multiple genres and emotions.nnKr3ture takes composition back to the roots of Blues and Jazz with a touch of everything Electronic Music has to offer. As a true musician at his roots his live performances catch you off guard and with an improvised array of instruments from sax, guitars, flutes, harmonicas, keyboards, and more all manipulated on the spot. This coupled by his ability to read and reflect the energy of the crowd with subtle or grand gestures in tonality and cadence creates an experience that can drag you influentially and energetically through all the right feels in a way that only a live musician moving right along with you ever could.nnHis self titled debut full length album brings together all of the magic he's honed through his travels across the musical landscape in a glorious display of symphonic treasures spanning across the genres. Vocally rich and soulfully glitchy, these ten gems inspire from start to finish through sound and motivational speech and on to the deepest of lyrical vulnerability. Meanwhile, taking the journey from soft rock and blues to meditational house and on to atmospheric Chillstep, the Album covers that special place to grow the hearts and minds of any dance floor at any bpm you might find yourself. You may not know it yet, but you need this in your life. Jump head first into the beauty of the wild.

KR3TURE

Shapeshifter (ft. Zoe Boekbinder, Chris Lynch)

Hear Me Roar (ft. audiafauna, Evan Fraser)

Flying (ft. Lee Holden, Nathan Endsley)

Comandante (KR3TURE Remix)

Confessions (KR3TURE Remix)

Street Spirit

Skinny Love

Stay

Stay (Extended Ambient Mix)

This week MalLabel Music has got a whole lot o' glitches on pitches riding the dubs and wubs as Denver, Colorado's, The Digital Connection shows us the extremes of his psychedelic side in his new out of this world album.nnThe Digital Connection has been a champion of bass and a staple of the Mid-West for a number of years with a thick catalogue of low end monsters and feel goods. Always one to break the idea of what music should be, he has been pushing some of both the dirtiest and sexiest of rhythms and vocals through a gruelling array of glitch generators and machine noises to pump out the most fractalized melodies a sound system could take. Originally pushing the phattest of Dubstep's offerings, he has since evolved his sound to reach as far as the most delicate of Downtempo creations and everything in between.nnHis new album, Portalface, takes his usual creativity and experimentalism to a whole new level with a mould annihilating exhibition of Liquid Bass and extraterrestrial Swamp-Hop. Every single one of these tracks is a mind bending exodus from the ordinary and even the extraordinary to be honest. Jump in to a whole new exploration of worlds outside our own and get slammed with a menacing, Bass fuelled, psychedelic experience so fantastically outlandish you'll need a break in between just to reset your mind grapes. Saying it's like listening to Tipper with attitude would be an understatement, but that's about the best this wordsmith has got for you after these beasts. That and a big ol' get this in ya!

Portalface

Shimmy

Loser

Shaka

Bludgeon

No Face (Entity)

This week MalLabel Music is bringing back some low flowing tribal grime as The Bay Area's, Poppa Doses teams up with Golden Eye straight from the California wilderness to show us how city boys and forest creatures create fat beats fit for concrete or literal jungles.nWe've come to expect a certain level of new Grime flavor from Poppa Doses as his low tech tribal vibes bleed through the fabric of cutting edge and retro genres alike and there doesn't seem to be much that couldn't be broken in with a dose of Poppa's style when he drops the darkness on it. Meanwhile, deep in the California greenery one can hear rumblings unlike those one might expect from the earthquake capital of the world, but just as deep as Golden Eye pushes the envelope of Dub styles to the limit with a funky G'd up re-rub of G Funk, Dub, and Hip-Hop.nAs the two of them join forces for a triple threat of sub rumbling goods one could expect something well outside the bass music box and one certainly wouldn't be wrong. The title track opens up with a tribal roll that slowly builds into an Eastern World Bass roller that enchants us into a hypnotizing nod. Up next 'Drop It Low' just keeps the grime rollin' in the filth as low tech vibes fill the room with an ominous ambiance amidst the vocal cuts and finally, 'From Far Away' trips it up a notch with a glitched out mash of vocal manipulations and otherworldly textures. For those of us that want to get lower than low and take it slow.

Drop It Low

From Far Away

This week MalLabel Music is once again bringing you into the depths of inspired composition as Vancouver Island, Canada's, Jellynote shows us that there is a whole new world out there to discover.nJellynote is a fresh new solo project from Western Canadian festival favourite duo 'Hertz Donut' born out of a love for his new home by the ocean and a few of his favourite things. What drove him as far west as one could go to find the passion he now finds himself swimming in is also a part of the inspiration for the name of his new EP. The other part being a desire to inspire others to follow their dreams. Oceans are meant to be crossed. They are not a barrier, but a part of the journey. Sometimes the biggest obstacle is really just a challenge to see what dreams may come to you on the other side.nOceans was born out of the experiences that most of us shy away from. The hardships we all endure. The loss. But also the new beginnings. The love, and believing in yourself. Standing at the edge of a hard drive failure and a complete loss of all of your hard work and realizing that the product might be gone, but the hard work is a part of you that will never leave you. Taking to the support of others to move on and create something beautiful out of letting go. Everything about this EP is an inspired invitation not to let anything get in the way of your greatest desires. Well go on... dare to live.

Oceans

Window (Give You My World)

No Place to Go

Another beautiful week at MalLabel Music brings with it another unique EP, this time with a taste to satisfy the palate of any soul searcher by the West Coast wandering, Krstos. nnKrstos has always been attuned to the healing intonations and effects that sound has on the world around us from the esoteric teachings of his sound healer father, but he is now even more driven by a passion to discover the secrets of the fibonacci and geometrics that hold this world together and connect us all. These insights seem to have granted him an intimacy with sound that allows him to modulate layers of reality with every melodic articulation. His ability to weave abstract emotion into a tapestry of cryptic harmonies and arcane projections is waiting to be discovered subtly underlying his exceedingly smooth blending of glitches and pitches. His new EP, Spirals, is quite the experience as each piece takes on such a completely different set of emotional elaborations that it’s almost best to take a quick pause between tracks and reset your nervous system. Warning: Deep waters ahead. Dive on in.

Spirals

Sound the Same (ft. Amy Elizabeth Frith)

Under Spirals

Cold Hearts

This week MalLabel Music is raising our vibrational attunement higher and much more bizarre as the inter-dimensional traveller, Groundwork shows off the power of his sonic communications in an EP to bend reality.Groundwork is an intention, and an homage to the little things that lift the music scene, and indeed life itself to greatness. Those seemingly insignificant details unseen by the great majority that create such magnificent events and communities and without which such opportunities for sharing and growth may have never come to light. This dedication to the details that embolden our community doesn't stop short at the love of networking and participation, but floods into his music in an endless tide of unique sound bytes and textures each lovingly crafted solely through playful experimentation and happy accidents then blended together in a symphony of innovative artistry.His newest EP, Strange Language, is the first, we hope of many examples of such collections of the avant-garde. The intense array of original sounds saturating each track with an almost unheard of depth of timbre in each melody speak to a clear desire to follow no standards and enter no box. From robotic to smooth and crunchy to beautiful this EP keeps it psychedelic and atmospheric as it takes us through more than a few mixed and unclassifiable genres in an attempt to communicate to human neural pathways. In hopes of building something rare this EP clearly lays out the groundwork. It's about the little things.

Strange Language

Mission to Gnar

Night of the Owl

Dweeb

War Cry

Water Protector

Bachs Breakbeat

This week MalLabel Music is blessed to bring you an uplifting new duo born out of the Lucidity festival and adventuring onward as, Heartwurkz.Heartwurks is the coined 'Livetronica' sensation created by Bass Music producer AHEE and Singer/Songwriter Ash Tree. Together they hope to share a bass infused and crowd pleasing performance with that invigorating energy you can only get from a live show. As their sound evolves they consistently find new ways of integrating new and interesting instruments and vocal manipulations into cutting edge sound design, new school bass, and chopped up beats. As they infuse their dreams and prayers into a sonic phenomenon, we find the truth of their inspirations manifesting into a reality we all share together on the dance floor and through our speakers at home or on the road.Their newest EP, Lightspeed, is a pleasant introduction to their particular brand of inspiriting harmonies as 'The One' opens up the mood with a radiant tapestry of sparkling arpeggios and vocal manipulations woven flawlessly into light. Next, 'Lightspeed' takes luminous lyrical messages and rides them over Purple bass tones and feel goods while an added VIP Mix takes the energy to the next level with a rousing Drum and Bass drop and a half time reprise. A couple fresh AHEE remixes of their tunes round off the EP dropping the chop shop on a Trapped out version of 'Greater' and closing out with a gorgeous and powerful cut of 'Dreams'. So much to love and share on this one so come and get it in ya!

Lightspeed

The One

Lightspeed (VIP Mix)

Greater (AHEE Remix)

Dreams (AHEE Remix)

This week MalLabel Music is blessed to bring you some fresh, new, and high vibin' Future Bass as Nashville, Tennessee's, KELLR shows off the power of his musical inspirations to skyrocket the energy of three of his collected vocalists.nKELLR has been composing music since childhood where the piano was a mainstay in his family. His grandfather, a band director for 35 years started him off right with an early appreciation for the art of sound and as soon as the opportunity presented itself, he was neck deep in the digital realm creating complex compositions for the new age. Taking his compositions into his own hands, this EP represents the culmination of his work so far and a giant first step out into the light with three massive anthems to take to those wanting festival dance floors and hands waiting to be thrown in the air.nHis newest EP, Coming Home, is a blending of genres and energies creating a rich tapestry of feel good harmonious Bass Fusion. Opening up with the title track featuring Lynx, the EP sparkles into existence with an array of subtle motions as the vocal brings us home to a drop of layered Future synths and vocal manipulations. Next, 'Sapphire City' takes us up into the blue skies as the crystal voice of Brooke Williams guides us through this seductive gem, and finally, 'Joyride' takes us away on a journey many of us have felt as the captivating lyrics of Rhoades tell us the story. Your supply of soaring vibes pushing moving lyrics to the top for that perfect moment on the dance floor is right here.

Coming Home

Coming Home (ft. Lynx)

Sapphire City (ft. Brooke Williams)

Joyride (ft. Rhoades)

This week MalLabel Music is getting excited to feature some of our freshest new Purple as Detroit, Michigan's, Psyntimental Brings back that feel good brand of Bass Music that filled all the deepest dance floor feels in the glory days of Glitch-Hop.nPsyntimental has spent a lifetime surrounded by passionate musicians and artists from the very beginning, taking the most inspiration from his father's diversity and many late night drives snow ploughing the streets of Detroit, and ultimately becoming a prodigy of such surroundings with a voracious appetite of his own. His sentimentality to the memories that created his adoration for his craft coupled with an enthusiasm for psychology spawned his particular brand of wholesome, uplifting and memorable vibes that one will always take home from any dance floor explored to his music.nMartian Memories, is a testament to his spontaneity and amorphic artistry as it takes us through a range of emotions in real time, just as his polarity was felt as his eyes closed in the silence of the night when sleep would not come, but for the sounds swirling through his mind. This was the direct inspiration for 'Quiescent Mind' whereas other explorations into soundscapes take a more direct route to a special place such as 'Pollywog Pond', also featuring a remix by Spiritual Gangsters. The overwhelming desire to take you to another place doesn't stop in the silence or puddles of Earth however, but as far as dreams of a red planet. Set your mind free on the crimson surface and bring a bit back with you.

Martian Memories - EP

Martians in the Marshes  

Martian Sunset

Show Me Sumthin (ft. Peanutbutter Williams)

Queiscent Mind

Polliwog Pong

Polliwog Pong (Spiritual Gangsters Remix)

This week MalLabel Music has a fresh new face on the Dubstep tip bringing you some good clean filth as California's Basiclee shows us how to take simple and clean UK Dub jams and push them even further into the underground.nInspired by the legendary master, Bruce Lee, Basiclee takes an ultra precise and clean cut approach to Dubstep creating a fluid, yet hard hitting and dynamic journey through bass and time. Over the past year and a bit, he has been putting in the kind of work that ultimately carves a wandering soul into the path of their greatest desires, and it shows. With literally dozens of releases in that time, this is a man poised to set the bar as high as we expect from a producer looking to slice out a name for themselves among legends. As the UK Dub scene gets rekindled anew, West Coast Bass artists like this are there to stoke the coals and fan the flames of darkness with uniquely spell-crafted recipes of wobbles, cutting edge sound design, and depth.nHis latest EP, Filth Dub is yet another couple of atmospheric heavy hitters to add to the list of slow and deliberate vibratory gems he likes to throw down. The title track rolls those deep basslines over a manipulated om chant and a tripped out flute. On the flip, 'Mechanical Man' takes a powerful message from the legend Bruce Lee himself to add some inspiration to wade through the darkness of the sweeping rhythms and shuffles in some more of that rollin' grime. Get ready to get way low, and real slow.

Filth Dub

Mechanical Man

This week MalLabel Music has a fresh 6-pack of cool and breezy summer vibes for you as Houston Texas', One4All brings all the bass and beauty he is known for in his collaborative and diverse new EP for the senses.nThe heat is coming early this year as we can't seem to stop flowing as exceptional artists like One4All keep dropping all the summer jams on us as the flowers are just starting to bloom again. Now here is a man that is all about jumping into the challenge of budding new genres and filling them up until they burst out in a bloom of positive vibes in vibrant new ways. One man with the sole desire to create inspiration and unity for all people, he takes his message seriously, but music lightly with everything from deep bassy monsters to whimsical adventures through sound and time.nHis latest EP, Taking Shape, opens up with 'The Vibe' featuring Raquel Divar in a deep and ominous party Grime tune and moves to 'Unusual Suspects' with Wolf-e-Wolf keeping the darkness rolling on a tripped out Trap kick. Next teaming up with Ben Al, 'From The Jump' takes Hip-Hop on a walk through the 808s in a tune about getting shit done as 'Adonis' moves to build the mood with a sweeping and sexy cruise through soundscapes. 'Persevere' keeps Purple alive as it continues the plot with strong rising energies and finally, 'Sunday Swing' takes it all home with an emotionally energetic and spacious array of layered wonders. The Glitchy, cruisin' summer vibes are here, and all yours.

Taking Shape

The Vibe (ft. Raquel Divar)

Unusual Suspects (ft. Wolf-e-Wolf)

From the Jump (ft. Ben Al)

Adonis

Persevere

Sunday Swing

This week MalLabel Music is stoked to bring you back to the other side of experimental Bass Music as Kansas City, Missouri's, Chilling Spree takes us through the entrance to a world of 808 shuffles, glitches, and digitalis.nIt's been almost two years and 80 releases since we dropped the last Chilling Spree EP here on MalLabel Music and that is far too long to be letting his test subjects loose in a lab. We can only imagine what experimental creatures lie within his evolving fleet of presets and sample banks, but we are stoked for the opportunity to let loose a few more recordings from the depths of his unclassifiable noise chambers. As he frees his specimens to interact with each other in the lab and encourages the mutations of all things eerie and eccentric under the microphone we expect no less than the glitchiest renditions of bass dwelling soundscapes when he's finally done messing with them.nHis newest EP, Portal, opens with an escalation of etherial voices as the energy drops into a rich, tonal tapestry of bass over rhythms of broken things and even more layers of bass in 'Wlan0mon' before picking it up with a poppin' experimental Juke and low end roller in 'GniksamkcaB'. Next 'INEED$$$' gets intergalactic as this portal takes us to another galaxy with a psychedelia of tripped out space Glitch and finally, 'Gizmo' closes up with an ominous array of creepy manipulated giggles and falling tonality over a fat 808. This one's for dance floor odysseys and headphone travellers. Let's get weird!

Portal - EP

Wlan0mon

Gniksamkcab

Ineed$$$

Gizmo

MalLabel Music is feeling good this week bringing you some bass fuelled positivity and all around feel good vibes as Los Angeles, California's Ahee takes us on a inspirational ride through the mind with some sunshine bass for the summer time.nBorn of a fascination of festival culture and all the wonders and changes it brings to the soul after experiences at Lightning in a Bottle and the like, Ahee has taken a keen interest in Bass Music since the beginning and soon thereafter playing those same festivals as part of The Lucent Dossier Experience. This side project however takes the bass higher and bigger to add a lot more bounce to the mix as he keeps those emotional vibes soaring with the intention of growing the hearts and minds of anyone that takes a minute or a day to jam out with him and appreciate what we all bring to the collective consciousness.nHis newest EP, All A Dream, is a bass filled joyride for the heart and soul opening up with the affirmations of a beautiful world vocalized with the lyrical wizardry of Apaulo 8 on the title track backed up by some rollin' basslines and sparkling arpeggios. Next, 'Sunscreen' breaks into a robotic summer Dub jam for the sizzling beaches and festival dance floors. Finally, 'Grateful' finishes off the trio with Apaulo 8 back for another inspired, lyrically driven, and heart warming Dubstep jam with strong, rollin' Purple bass and atmosphere to get those exalted emotions to the top and get your party's energy surging. The EP is a one stop shop to start and end your sets with collective magical energy. Bless up!

All a Dream

All a Dream (ft. Apaulo8)

Sunscreen

Grateful (ft. Apaulo8)

MalLabel Music is pumped this week to take you back overseas to the glitchy side of Europe's most wanted as Portugal's Holly & Fragz take us through a dark portal beyond the ones and zeros into bass fuelled cyberspace.nWe love it when Holly comes around the MalLabel block and brings with him something we expect to be completely unexpected, which I suppose makes about as much sense as one could make trying to classify his goods. With dark, experimental sound design glitched out even further into unexpected rhythms of filthy pleasure it's no wonder we can't get enough. This time he's brought Fragz with him to slay down the beats with his brand of Thrash infused, Metal-Punk Drum & Bass... Trust me, it makes sense. These are some of the heaviest in roughneck breaks booming over the pond. These boys getting together is nothing short of a menace and the resulting mash of destructive, genreless beasts looms.nTheir new EP, Corrupt Data, opens up with the title track slowly breaking apart an atmospheric half time DnB riddim into a crushing glitch fest of tripped out cuts and flows over mean basslines. Next, 'JJJ' gets ominous in the joint (no pun intended) with tripping fields of chops and drops wrapped up and filtered just right. Finally, 'Overheat' takes it to the machine shop with an airy, emotional vibe thrust upon a conveyor belt through the automations that gets welded to distorted basslines and sweeping glitches. This one's for those of us that like their bass deconstructed byte by byte and fed back to us in pieces.

Corrupt Data

Overheat

MalLabel Music is stoked this week to bring back another episode of wonders from the experimental side of the space race as Milwaukee, Wisconsin's ZeroGravity takes us through a sound portal to the glitchy beyond.nThis space explorer blew us away a year ago when they dropped The Waxing Gibbous on us and they've stepped up the game in both experimentalism and production for 2017. This time bringing back the most unique and incredible sounds they could gather from outside of our world and putting them together in yet another phantasmal journey through the fabric of space and time. If you thought they were out of this world before, wait and hear just how weird one can be when one creates while completely weightless.Tnhe waning Crescent, opens up with 'The Mystery Box', a chimerical conglomeration of dreamlike elements and glitchy renditions of inter-spacial anomalies woven together into a tapestry of kaleidoscopic and ever evolving design. True to it's name, 'Contrapuntal' blends many independent melodic lines through a wormhole together and plays the result while 'The Observatory' takes a look at the musical interludes of a galaxy far away and plays them back through human speaker technology. 'I Know What You Want At Night' is a creepshow of vocal manipulations and glitchy cuts over some alien bass creations and finally, 'The Way It Used To Be' polishes it all off with the sounds of an artificial intelligence creating a symphony of it's own. The most original thing you'll hear this year. Hands Down.

The Waning Crescent - EP

The Mystery Box

Contrapuntal

The Observatory

I Know What You Need at Night 

The Way It Used to Be

This week MalLabel Music is stoked to bring you another fat stack of yet to be underground Bass Music as Miami, Florida's SomeJerk takes us through a time warp to the future of experimental bass with his new full length album.nSomeJerk is not exactly friendly when it comes to genres, timing, or any kind of standard sound design. With a screw it all, but the vibe I'm hittin' right now attitude his tunes tend to cut their own way through the already rich and experimental world of Bass Music. These creative sound discovery ideas prevalent in the world of IDM joining forces with fat stacks of subwoofers is creating an IBM or Intelligent Bass Music movement set to bring you to rather outlandish places and back. Well, maybe back. Music like this is just as likely to leave your mind happily stranded with a new way of looking at things.nHis new full length album, Distorted Future, has a little bit of everything and a whole lot of style from the crushing bass falls of the title track opening to the ripping Purple leads riding Hyphy vibes in 'Search and Destroy'. In between the album takes us through some Footwork riddim, vibe rich experimental electronic Jazz, Aphex Twin like Trap business, hyper glitched out machine bass, feedback manipulating ambient Dubstep, gorgeous Trip- Hop, Ghetto-Juke, trip machines, and glitched out Hip-Hop scratchin' vibes. And frankly those are just my best attempts to classify any of it. If you are looking for a fresh take on new bass, or 11, you've hit the jackpot with this beast of creativity. Get it in ya.

Alienated

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