Discography for Zomblaze

ncomfortable Beats are proud to present the latest offering from musical monster Zomblaze. Hailing from Budapest, Zomblaze has long been regarded for his unique blend of Hip-Hop and Bass music. nn'Whychyeh' is a short fire EP featuring two fresh Zomblaze beats, packed with a hypnotising swing and punch. Rounding out the release is RaptorHandz with a remix of the single 'Whychyeh', pushing the track into a dark and relentless soundscape, made for club sound systems. nn'Whychyeh' pronounced phonetically 'Why-ch-yeh'

Whychyeh

Whychyeh (Original)

Whychyeh (Dub Loop)

Whychyeh (RaptorHandz Remix)

Treep

We are kindly initiating Zomblaze' current wisdom in music production, before twistedly reaching back in time to the second volume of Machinstruments. nnThe present material is holding on to moderate pace, and shares the common glitch-hop ground with his previous works. Only these tracks are more laid back, with less harsh stimulus on the nerves. The kick-off theme is RKs’ original version of ’Breathe Deep’, that inspired a remix take, and is an extension of the cover artwork, also by the hands of  RK. 'Stratosphere' gives the rock-bottom here, the other sounds are just gathering around it reflectively, unveiling a different musical perception of Zomblaze. 'New Age' has a gently improving, and cleverly shifting pulsation, that leads you through the whole EP unawarely, so much that you don't stop, until listening it all at once.

New Age EP

Breathe Deep (original acoustic version)

Breathe Deep (feat. RK)

Stratosphere

Lynch Theme

Now we're gonna put you in the picture with Zomblaze - the energetic new contestant at Chi's stable - listing a random selection of his instinctive period, looking back on few years. He hit the road in Nyíregyháza, Hungary as a promoter, and soon made his way to the Budapest hip-hop scene in 2006, and took part in some notable productions with local core elements as a beatmaker.nnBefore you get to the present Zomblaze phenomenon, meet him on his way to consciousness, one step back in time. The three pieces of Machinstruments Vol.1. EP shows tribute to most music genres of his taste - such as glitch-hop, dubstep, electronica - besides the fundamental abstract hip-hop.nn'Balkan Kannibalizm' and 'Mind Op' are proper hip-hop sounds, both sharing robust blustering baselines, and electronic intonation, souped up with cuts of voices, or gently streaming background suite.n'Out' is a bit different with its moderate pace. It is built from samples cut from old vinyls, enriched with scratch sounds, showing off a nice wide inventory of hip-hop, that is used properly in all three tracks...

Machinstruments Vol.1.

Balkan Kannibalizm

Mind Op (dub version)