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Blackout - Evolutions vol.3

Blackout – Evolutions vol.3

I have a very strange relationship with drumstep, halfstep and all those bass music styles that charge like drum & bass but drop at half the speed. The strange thing is that I don’t know why I like them so much. They just get me trapping alone in my room feeling like I own the ghetto and I deserve a true party right now. Well this new material from Blackout Music starts exactly like this, heavy…

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Label Profile: Billain Just Dropped His ‘Codename ‘ EP on His New Mentem Label and It’s the Beginning of an Era

The Codename EP is the first solo multi-track release from Billain since he brought down the house in 2019 with his epic, long-form sonic movie of an album, Nomad’s Revenge. It was a groundbreaking LP in many respects, mostly because it combined so many genres, created a few of its own and contained gaming-or-action-movie-like dialogue.

It’s pretty easy to imagine that a drop like that would take a lot out of a person and so it’s not really a surprise that Billain appears to have taken it easy lo these 16 months. He’s had a smattering of solo and collab tracks on Invisible, Bad Taste and Othercide but beyond that, there was a palpable gap in the bass music world that really could only be filled with the likes of this Serbian visionary. Luckily, that gap has once again been filled, if not expanded, with Codename.

The EP is just the beginning, as Your EDM came to find out, as Billain has also teamed up with Codex (not to be confused with Cod3x) on their new label, Mentem. It seems like the prefect fit; most of Billain’s fans know he also works on video games and movie scores and both members of Codex (Ranko is in Serbia with Billain and Djordje is stationed in New Zealand) are also involved with cinema in CGI visuals and other aspects. With Billain on A&R and all three pumping out insanely interesting and emotive music, it’s a pretty solid combination, and that’s notwithstanding the huge project announcement they have coming up (stay tuned for that bombshell).

So aside from marrying deep bass, cool visuals and cinematic scores, what will Mentem be about? Billain and the Codex boys are decidedly and unsurprisingly vague and cryptic, saying only that it’s “cyberneuro international music collective originating from Serbia and stretching far beyond the reach of universe.” In terms of sound and vision, they want to keep it loose, which, again, makes sense if you know these guys. From what we’ve gleaned, all three producers have been sitting on a mountain of unreleased and somewhat uncategorizable music, but the idea to put it out on Mentem didn’t happen right away. The first release on Mentem was in 2015: a dual single from everyone’s favorite melder of amens and deep bass, War. From there, it was about one or two releases per year until this year, with newcomers Bohemian and Hermetik’s whip-snared shocker single “Protocol”/”The Real Power” and now Code Name.

Given the trajectory of Nomad’s Revenge, one would expect Billain to drop a whole bunch of experimental, obscure and possibly beatless work on us right away, but with the title track and his collab with Codex, “Netsphere” Both tracks are aggressive, fast as hell D&B tracks, so this should please Billain’s neuro adherents. There’s still lots of experimentation and interest points for the sound design nuts, however. This is another way to know Codex and Billain will work well together: they both have the ability to smash as much sound as possible into a phrase in a way that’s so awesome it almost rewires one’s brain for a second.

Billain · Billain – Cocoon (Noisia Radio Cut)

Surprisingly (or maybe not given Billain’s following after Nomad’s Revenge, the last track on Codename is garnered the most interest from the bass world. It’s been featured already on Noisia’s podcast and the video, since going up on YouTube on Wednesday evening, has already had over 3,500 views and lots of “mind blown” comments. It’s an interesting, experimental journey though sound design with vintage 80s synth roots and lots of ambient scoring. The video is pretty amazing, but the sound in the track is also so visceral that one can easily conjure up one’s own visuals while listening.

With a new label and a stellar new EP and lots more projects in the works, we’d still caution against saying Billain’s back up to full speed; those of us who know Billain know he’s probably not even in second gear yet. With partners that are in alignment with his elaborate and impressive vision and a platform that will support that vision and far beyond, there’s no limit to what Mentem can do. It opens up opportunities for fringe artists while having a solid D&B core. Add in the visual elements and music that knows no bounds from their current roster…the face of bass is about to be changed forever, for the better.

Codename just dropped today, November 20 on Mentem and can be purchased on Beatport or streamed on Spotify and Soundcloud. If you haven’t already gleaned this from the above 700-odd words, be sure to keep an eye on this label in the coming months.

This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Label Profile: Billain Just Dropped His ‘Codename ‘ EP on His New Mentem Label and It’s the Beginning of an Era

source https://www.youredm.com/2020/11/20/label-profile-billain-just-dropped-his-codename-ep-on-his-new-label-and-its-the-beginning-of-an-era/

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Your EDM Premiere: Meet Screamarts Via the New ‘Evolutions’ Installment on Blackout

Your EDM Premiere: Meet Screamarts Via the New ‘Evolutions’ Installment on Blackout

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Blackout Music’s Evolutions series always features the best breakout stars of hard drum and bass but for this cycle they’ve really outdone themselves. Evolutions vol. 8, due out on Monday, features heavy hitting and technically insane bangers from the likes of AKOV, Missin, Disphonia, Cod3x and the danceable yet emotive and experimental “The Breach” from Austrian producer Screamarts.

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Listen to EATBRAIN Podcast 106 by Cod3x by EATBRAIN on #SoundCloud

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Some New Shit from EATBRAIN!

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TRAXLIST: 1 The Weapon Raiser The Weapon - Single 2 Vybez Tantrum Desire Technique Goes to Let it Roll - EP 3 Proud Feat. Tiffanie Malvo (Enei Remix) Sam Binga & Rider Shafique 4 No Love (feat. Stompz) Bou Habibi - EP 5 Bleed Like Us Fa11out, Optiv & Cza Necronaks - Single 6 Necronaks Fa11out Necronaks - Single 7 Kailash Allied Kailash // Mindstream - Single 8 Self - Destruct Counterstrike Self - Destruct - EP 9 Plunger Coil CURRENT VALUE Rethink EP 10 Moon Presence (Original Mix) Synergy The Abyss EP 11 Confused (Original Mix) Cod3x Illegal Sound EP 12 Stagediver Dieselboy, Counterstrike & Mark The Beast 13 Angst Disprove, ABIS & Signal Angst / In Time - Single 14 Propulsion (Original Mix) Cod3x Evolutions, Vol. 6 16 Reflection (Original Mix) Zombie Cats 17 Theory (Original Mix) Genic Theory EP 18 Poke the Bear Rene LaVice & Lynx RAM Goes to Let It Roll 3.0 19 Let Em Know Phonetick Cyberpunk EP 20 Younique Maztek Madmaz / Younique - Single

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НЕЙРОПАНК 43 ПОДКАСТ - DJ БЕС 2017 www.dabstep.ru

Neuropunk pt.43 mixed by Bes 43й Нейропанк онлайн! Два часа отборного драмнбейса изо всех уголков большой и необъятной! В этом выпуске: мешок дабла от Agressor Bunx, Magnetude, Gydra, Razlom, Block Control, Cod3x, Fatloaf, oneBYone, Bad District, MJ Free и др., десяток новичков со своими заявками на победу, расширение географии подкаста, Ozma-неутомимый, агенты Путина на Eatbrain, гендиректор завода полимеров, C4C коллабят со змеенышами, ремикс на Name Of The Game и остальные компоненты предново... Читать дальше »

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Your EDM Premiere: Meet Screamarts Via the New ‘Evolutions’ Installment on Blackout

Blackout Music’s Evolutions series always features the best breakout stars of hard drum and bass but for this cycle they’ve really outdone themselves. Evolutions vol. 8, due out on Monday, features heavy hitting and technically insane bangers from the likes of AKOV, Missin, Disphonia, Cod3x and the danceable yet emotive and experimental “The Breach” from Austrian producer Screamarts.

Screamarts has been releasing for three years now, with Bad Taste and Delta9 picking up pretty much everything he laid down in 2018 and 2019. It wasn’t until a few months ago, however, with his beautifully styled “Rise” and “Empath” tracks on Bad Taste that the international D&B scene really picked up the scent. Said “scent” is a mixture of heavy drum tracks, slick and snappy beat patterns and surprisingly emotional synths and ambient sound work. Each one of Screamarts’s tracks have lots of dancefloor cachet but will catch dancers right in the feels even in the heaviest of sets.

While with this roster on Evolutions vol. 8 it’s impossible to say we’ve saved the best premiere for last, “The Breach” is definitely one we’re happy to higlight here at Your EDM. The track opens with Screamarts’s characteristic clicky snares and what seems like it will be a pretty minimal beat pattern. It quickly launches into a heavy yet quite unique synth that is also structurally minimal but fills up a lot of space in the melodic track.

After the break, “The Breach” switches to a halftime beat and while the synth key is the same, Screamarts uses the extra space to play with that synth line and also with the ambient space in between beat, bass and synth. The emotive element in this track is subtle but definitely there and most noticable in this halftime section. It’s sort of an eerie yet forlorn vibe he creates, again using the ambient space to push these sounds into the track while also taking the synths to a deeper place. It’s yet another example of that dancefloor/emotive fusion Screamarts does so well.

Blackout certainly picked up some insane bangers in this installment of Evolutions, highlighting some of the current best and brightest in neurofunk and beyond. AKOV’s aggressive hammer of a track “The Hunt,” Disphonia’s heavily syncopated grinder “Can’t Hold Back,” Missin’s covetable snares on “Confusion Fields” and Cod3x’s cheeky “Roll Up” all have their own massive vibes along with “The Breach.” As far as hard D&B is concerned, 2020 is not cancelled; the dancefloor skanking just may have to take place on living room floors instead.

Evolutions vol. 8 drops on Monday, May 18 on Blackout Music. Click here to pre-order.

This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Your EDM Premiere: Meet Screamarts Via the New ‘Evolutions’ Installment on Blackout

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Your EDM Premiere: Meet Screamarts Via the New ‘Evolutions’ Installment on Blackout

Blackout Music’sEvolutions series always features the best breakout stars of hard drum and bass but for this cycle they’ve really outdone themselves. Evolutions vol. 8, due out on Monday, features heavy hitting and technically insane bangers from the likes of AKOV, Missin, Disphonia, Cod3x and the danceable yet emotive and experimental “The Breach” from Austrian producer Screamarts.

Screamarts has been releasing for three years now, with Bad Taste and Delta9 picking up pretty much everything he laid down in 2018 and 2019. It wasn’t until a few months ago, however, with his beautifully styled “Rise” and “Empath” tracks on Bad Taste that the international D&B scene really picked up the scent. Said “scent” is a mixture of heavy drum tracks, slick and snappy beat patterns and surprisingly emotional synths and ambient sound work. Each one of Screamarts’s tracks have lots of dancefloor cachet but will catch dancers right in the feels even in the heaviest of sets.

While with this roster on Evolutions vol. 8 it’s impossible to say we’ve saved the best premiere for last, “The Breach” is definitely one we’re happy to higlight here at Your EDM. The track opens with Screamarts’s characteristic clicky snares and what seems like it will be a pretty minimal beat pattern. It quickly launches into a heavy yet quite unique synth that is also structurally minimal but fills up a lot of space in the melodic track.

After the break, “The Breach” switches to a halftime beat and while the synth key is the same, Screamarts uses the extra space to play with that synth line and also with the ambient space in between beat, bass and synth. The emotive element in this track is subtle but definitely there and most noticable in this halftime section. It’s sort of an eerie yet forlorn vibe he creates, again using the ambient space to push these sounds into the track while also taking the synths to a deeper place. It’s yet another example of that dancefloor/emotive fusion Screamarts does so well.

Blackout certainly picked up some insane bangers in this installment of Evolutions, highlighting some of the current best and brightest in neurofunk and beyond. AKOV’s aggressive hammer of a track “The Hunt,” Disphonia’s heavily syncopated grinder “Can’t Hold Back,” Missin’s covetable snares on “Confusion Fields” and Cod3x’s cheeky “Roll Up” all have their own massive vibes along with “The Breach.” As far as hard D&B is concerned, 2020 is not cancelled; the dancefloor skanking just may have to take place on living room floors instead.

Evolutions vol. 8 drops on Monday, May 18 on Blackout Music. Click here to pre-order.

This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Your EDM Premiere: Meet Screamarts Via the New ‘Evolutions’ Installment on Blackout

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Your EDM Premiere: Meet Screamarts Via the New ‘Evolutions’ Installment on Blackout

Blackout Music’s Evolutions series always features the best breakout stars of hard drum and bass but for this cycle they’ve really outdone themselves. Evolutions vol. 8, due out on Monday, features heavy hitting and technically insane bangers from the likes of AKOV, Missin, Disphonia, Cod3x and the danceable yet emotive and experimental “The Breach” from Austrian producer Screamarts.

Screamarts has been releasing for three years now, with Bad Taste and Delta9 picking up pretty much everything he laid down in 2018 and 2019. It wasn’t until a few months ago, however, with his beautifully styled “Rise” and “Empath” tracks on Bad Taste that the international D&B scene really picked up the scent. Said “scent” is a mixture of heavy drum tracks, slick and snappy beat patterns and surprisingly emotional synths and ambient sound work. Each one of Screamarts’s tracks have lots of dancefloor cachet but will catch dancers right in the feels even in the heaviest of sets.

While with this roster on Evolutions vol. 8 it’s impossible to say we’ve saved the best premiere for last, “The Breach” is definitely one we’re happy to higlight here at Your EDM. The track opens with Screamarts’s characteristic clicky snares and what seems like it will be a pretty minimal beat pattern. It quickly launches into a heavy yet quite unique synth that is also structurally minimal but fills up a lot of space in the melodic track.

After the break, “The Breach” switches to a halftime beat and while the synth key is the same, Screamarts uses the extra space to play with that synth line and also with the ambient space in between beat, bass and synth. The emotive element in this track is subtle but definitely there and most noticable in this halftime section. It’s sort of an eerie yet forlorn vibe he creates, again using the ambient space to push these sounds into the track while also taking the synths to a deeper place. It’s yet another example of that dancefloor/emotive fusion Screamarts does so well.

Blackout certainly picked up some insane bangers in this installment of Evolutions, highlighting some of the current best and brightest in neurofunk and beyond. AKOV’s aggressive hammer of a track “The Hunt,” Disphonia’s heavily syncopated grinder “Can’t Hold Back,” Missin’s covetable snares on “Confusion Fields” and Cod3x’s cheeky “Roll Up” all have their own massive vibes along with “The Breach.” As far as hard D&B is concerned, 2020 is not cancelled; the dancefloor skanking just may have to take place on living room floors instead.

Evolutions vol. 8 drops on Monday, May 18 on Blackout Music. Click here to pre-order.

This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: Your EDM Premiere: Meet Screamarts Via the New ‘Evolutions’ Installment on Blackout

source https://www.youredm.com/2020/05/15/your-edm-premiere-meet-screamarts-via-the-new-evolutions-installment-on-blackout/

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