55 minutes
Brostep for Life! is a hard, heavy blast of snarling bass, metallic growls, pounding drums, and massive drops. I tried faster transitions on this one, moving quickly between tracks to keep the pressure and energy high. Fair warning: this much Brostep can get a little relentless, and maybe even monotonous if you don’t love it as much as I do. But if you do, this mix is for you.
1 hour 9 minutes
Philadelphia producer and DJ Subtronics is a leading force in modern dubstep and riddim, recognized for intricate sound design, aggressive bass, and high-energy performances.
I put together a Subtronics-only mix for the bass heads: snarling drops, robostep, riddim pressure, and nonstop festival energy. Hit play when you want the speakers, and your brain, to wobble.
1 hour
Pressure Drip is a bass mix built on contrast: smoother, more spacious dubstep on one side and heavy, high-pressure drops on the other. It starts with the drip, deep grooves, atmosphere, and clean melodies, then turns up the weight with darker, harder bass. Rinse & repeat.
1 hour 17 minutes
A mix of melodic, heart-on-sleeve bass and harder-hitting dubstep. Sweet & Sour moves between warm vocals, emotional melodies, and lovestep moments, then snaps into gritty drops and full-force low end. Soft when it needs to be, rough when it counts.
1 hour 38 minutes
The electronic project of South African-born producer Martin Folb, whose sound crosses bass music, hip-hop, breaks, and club-ready electronic production.
This all-MartyParty mix is built for movement: playful rhythms, low-end pressure, and left-field energy from start to finish. No fillers, just a handpicked run through his catalog.
1 hour
Phutureprimitive, the project of producer Rain, pairs rich melodies and intricate rhythms with warm bass, downtempo grooves, and a darker cinematic edge.
I made this mix using only Phutureprimitive tracks, a slow-burning ride through textured soundscapes, deep grooves, and bass that feels as good as it hits. Headphones recommended; a proper sound system is even better.
1 hour 15 minutes
Oakland duo Dimond Saints blend explosive bass music with soulful, melodic, and atmospheric elements. Their sound lives where heavy drops and emotional lift meet.
This is a full Dimond Saints journey: every track in the mix comes from the duo’s own catalog. Expect beautiful tension, massive bass, and a little space to get lost in between the tracks.
40 minutes
A West Coast bass innovator known for his self-described “Acid Crunk” sound: deep low end, glitchy textures, and hypnotic, psychedelic atmosphere.
I built this mix entirely from An-Ten-Nae’s music, an immersive trip through deep bass, broken beats, and hazy late-night momentum.