About Bass: Over the last six to seven years, we have seen an explosion across dance music, with multiple genres coming together to form one goliath supergenre by the name of Bass. Taking influences from tech house, niche bassline, garage, breakbeat and dubstep, bass music has become arguably the most exciting landscape within the dance music spectrum, holding a similar position within 4x4 as dubstep holds within the 140BPM realm.
Early pioneers of the genre in its entirety include labels such as 877 Records for the darker, techier sound and imprints such as Four40 Records and Project Allout providing the output forthe more niche bassline inspired end of the spectrum. Today, the genre is vastly populated with extremely talented producers such as My Nu Leng, Skepsis and Holy Goof, alongside super efficient record labels, each with their own individual sound and ideas, from the breaksy brilliance of Punks and Broken, to the grimier sounds of CruCast, Southpoint and 1Forty. The talent pool is vast and the competition is always increasing, pushing producers further and further each and every time.
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