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• Adventure Club & Jessica Audiffred Join Forces on New Single “HERO”

  The Montreal-based duo and Mexico City’s dubstep powerhouse connect for a festival destroyer. Montreal-based duo Adventure Club and Mexico City native Jessica Audiffred are uniting for a festival-ready dubstep destroyer on Bassrush Records. “HERO” is a relentless rager that mixes classic reese bass builds with raucous riddim. The release marks Jessica’s fifth single on the label and follows her most recent collaboration “Dale” with Riot Ten. Primed for festival season domination, “HERO” is a weapon of track that fuses the talents of Adventure Club and Jessica Audiffred exceptionally. The revving reese basses set the tone, as breakbeat drums and pitched vocals enhance the excitement. As the tension hits its climax, the track descends into a cacophony of drilling industrial sound design, laser synths, punching percussion, and guttural low-end. The explicit out-of-breathe pre-drop vocals match the pace and intensity while distorted chants amplify the anthemic appeal. “HERO” is an impenetrable force with villainous undertones proving that, sometimes to overcome evil, you need to embrace it. Taking listeners on a rollercoaster riddled with heart-pumping highs and sinister drops, the collaboration is primed to take over the summer. Touching on the excitement of their new collab, Adventure Club says, “It’s incredibly exciting to have another release with Jessica! She’s so talented and we hope all our fans enjoy ‘HERO.’ Jessica Audiffred echoes their anticipation, stating, “The followup to our last collab, this one is a lot heavier than the last and very recognizable from our live sets. We already know you guys love it; excited to finally make it available to you all.” Adventure Club is a Grammy-nominated production duo hailing from Montreal. The pair first connected in a pop punk band before refining their vision in the electronic space. The duo have become internationally renowned for their expansive sound that ranges from festival-ready dubstep to melodic EDM. Adventure Club are hot off of their 25-stop ‘Heroes & Villains’ Tour and are gearing up for their headline show at LA Historic Park, as well as festival dates at EDC Las Vegas, Forbidden Kingdom, Beyond Wonderland at the Gorge, and Dancefestopia. Mexico’s crown jewel Jessica Audiffred has risen to the top of the ranks of the dubstep scene with her bass-heavy sound. Her music has gained support from some of the scene’s foremost tastemakers including Excision, Doctor P, Illenium, and Hekler. She is riding high off her debut headline show at Hollywood Palladium, as part of her immersive ‘Mad House’ Tour, and is sitting on a stacked run of festival dates including EDC Las Vegas, Forbidden Kingdom Festival, Beyond Wonderland at the Gorge, Bonnaroo, and Ubbi Dubbi. “HERO” is a destructive dubstep weapon that is built to take over the impending festival season.

• Subtronics Confirms Sophomore Album “TESSERACT”

  The spiritual successor to “FRACTALS” arrives on February 16th, 2024. Subtronics, the maestro of bass music, has once again embarked on a journey into the realm of unstable particles with the announcement of his highly-anticipated sophomore album, “TESSERACT.” Following the success of his debut album, “FRACTALS,” released just over two years ago, Subtronics is gearing up to unveil the next chapter in his musical odyssey. Scheduled to drop on Friday, February 16th, “TESSERACT” not only shares its name with the bass music superstar’s current tour but also promises to redefine the boundaries of his sonic universe. The year 2024 has already proven to be a whirlwind for Subtronics, who recently announced his fourth Red Rocks takeover, “Cyclops Rocks,” and unleashed his second collaboration with Rezz, titled “Black Ice.” Reflecting on “TESSERACT,” Subtronics expressed his vision for the album as a pivotal moment in his artistic evolution. “I hope [TESSERACT] leaves a long-lasting impact on the listener and the dance music community as a whole. It is truly something I can look back on in 30 years and still be proud of because I know that this is the sound I am truly passionate about, and I really gave it my everything. This album is my second child, more than two years in the making, and I poured everything I could into it.” In conjunction with the album, the team behind Cyclops Recordings has meticulously crafted a bespoke audiovisual experience, perfectly complementing the otherworldly essence of “TESSERACT.” Commenting on the album’s sonic landscape, Subtronics elaborated, “Sonically speaking, I believe this wholly represents my personality and sound as best as I can thus far, with the things I have learned over the years, in conjunction with what I have recently been inspired by. ‘TESSERACT’ is a proper sequel to my first album ‘FRACTALS,’ and in the same sense, I once again aimed to demonstrate my range in style, sound, and emotion. Some songs are meant for the dancefloor, some are meant for the car, and some are meant to serenade you to sleep. I am trying as best I can to create an immersive alternative reality with a magical yet sci-fi-esque world of energy and feeling across the entire spectrum.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Subtronics (@subtronics)  

• ShockOne announces new album ‘Organism Algorithm’ + AU/NZ Album Tour

  Australia’s ShockOne announces third studio album ‘Organism Algorithm’ plus announces AU/NZ ‘Organism Algorithm’ Tour. Australian cultivator of bass ShockOne shares the exciting news that his third studio album ‘Organism Algorithm’ will soon be dropping alongside the announcement of his forthcoming ‘Organism Algorithm’ Tour. The album, slated for release via Dark Machine Records on the 23rd February 2024, is set to be a defining moment for ShockOne whose breadth of musical ability and epic live shows have seen him go from a pioneer of the drum & bass scene in Australia and New Zealand to growing his audience right around the globe. Featuring releases ‘Follow Me’, ‘Thinking About’ with Lee Mvtthews, recent single ‘Higher Rush’ with Freaks & Geeks and more, ShockOne’s ability to craft everything from ethereal vocal numbers to nuanced rhythmic heaters is on full display throughout this suite of sweltering anthems. Available to pre-save here. Soon to be hitting the road around Australia and New Zealand, ShockOne will kick off his ‘Organism Algorithm’ Tour on the 21st of February in Wellington, followed by dates in Auckland and Christchurch before he heads to Adelaide, Sydney, Perth and more. Joining him on some dates around Australia will be UK legends Charlie Tee, AC-13 and Issy Cross, plus local drum & bass producer on the rise Don Darkoe. Backing straight up, ShockOne then heads to the UK, taking the stage with Pendulum on their huge arena tour. Since the inception of ShockOne, he has built a dedicated audience of fans that have seen him perform at world renowned festivals including Let It Roll, Drop That, Liquicity, Rampage Open Air, Snow Machine, Spilt Milk, and more recently at Snack Festival in Perth, as well as his own national Dark Machine Warehouse tours. With the drop of ‘Organism Algorithm’ ShockOne is set to have crowds heaving once more with his raw energy and explosive bass weapons. Speaking about the upcoming tour ShockOne says “Having been out of Australia on tour for most of last year, it feels great to kick off 2024 by announcing my new album and an Australian headline tour. The Organism Algorithm tour is a completely new set full of new album material and I can’t wait to get out there performing it.” Perth artist ShockOne, Karl Thomas, has cemented his position as a cornerstone of Australian dance music. Igniting his career with the drum and bass classic ‘Polygon’ taken from the debut ‘ShockOne EP’ released on Viper records, ShockOne has gone from strength to strength as he has honed and refined his sound. Off the success of his critically acclaimed debut album ‘Universus’ in 2013, Karl relocated to London touring the album extensively throughout Europe and the UK, all the while producing a string of singles and remixes for the likes of DJ Snake, Dillon Francis, NGHTMRE & What So Not, to name a few. Non-stop on the move, ShockOne soon shared his sophomore album ‘A Dark Machine’ which saw significant streaming success, all before launching his own record label Dark Machine Records  home to many of his own expertly crafted creations as well as a roster of forward thinking bass music artists. Now with the release of his third studio album ‘Organism Algorithm’, ShockOne continues to push the boundaries of bass. ‘Organism Algorithm’ Tracklist: 1. ShockOne – Alone 2. ShockOne – Open Your Mind 3. ShockOne – Ready To Go feat. Bright Sparks 4. ShockOne – Organism Algorithm 5. ShockOne – Higher Rush feat. Freaks & Geeks 6. ShockOne – Thinkin About 7. ShockOne – Heart On Fire feat. Pauline Herr 8. ShockOne – Hey Boy Hey Girl 9. ShockOne – Follow Me 10. ShockOne – Say Woah 11. ShockOne – Hardwired 12. ShockOne – It’s All Over ORGANISM ALGORITHM TOUR DATES Wed 21st Feb – VUWSA O’Week – Wellington, NZ Fri 23rd Feb – Mothership – Auckland, NZ Sat 24th Feb – Electric Avenue Festival – Christchurch Fri 1st Mar – Hindley Street Music Hall – Adelaide, SA Sat 2nd Mar – ivy Courtyard – Sydney, NSW Sun 3rd Mar – Palm Lane – Perth, WA Fri 8th Mar – La La Land – Brisbane, QLD Sat 9th Mar – Mayberry – Darwin, NT Sun 10th Mar – Laundry Bar – Melbourne, VIC FURTHER 2024 DATES Sun 24th Mar – First Direct Arena – Leeds, UK Mon 25th Mar – Victoria Warehouse – Manchester, UK Tues 26th Mar – Utilita Arena – Cardiff, UK Thurs 28th Mar – Resorts World Arena- Birmingham, UK Fri 29th Mar – The O2 – London, UK Sun 31st Mar – Ovo Hydro – Glasgow, UK

• Touch Bass 2024 Dates & Lineup Announced

  Mark your calendars for an electrifying musical experience this March as Touch Bass, the largest bass music festival in Australia and New Zealand, returns to captivate audiences across Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, Perth, Brisbane, and Auckland. The festival, renowned for setting the pace in all things low-end, promises an unforgettable Easter weekend with a lineup that will reverberate through your bones. Headlining the 2024 edition is UK producer and DJ, Wilkinson. Known for his beat-thumping fusion of drum and bass, dubstep, and future jungle, Wilkinson is set to elevate the bass experience to new heights. Joining him from the UK are electronic maestro Kanine and grime sensation Flowdan. Fresh off an unforgettable late-night set at Meredith, Flowdan brings his heavy-hitting rhythms to the Touch Bass stage. Other notable artists on the lineup include Peekaboo, Infekt b2b Jessica Audiffred, SOTA, and Ren Zukii. With such a diverse array of talent, Touch Bass 2024 promises to cater to the varied tastes within the broad spectrum of bass music. “Bass music” is a comprehensive term encompassing various electronic music genres distinguished by their pronounced emphasis on bass frequencies. These genres typically feature deep, powerful basslines and have gained immense popularity in club and dance music scenes worldwide. Key subgenres under the umbrella of bass music include dubstep, drum and bass, trap, future bass, bass house, and grime. Each subgenre brings its own unique characteristics and contributes to the rich tapestry of bass-driven electronic music. As the electronic music landscape continues to evolve, new subgenres and styles consistently emerge within the realm of bass music. The genre remains dynamic, reflecting the creativity and innovation of artists as they push boundaries and redefine the sonic possibilities of bass-driven beats. Touch Bass 2024 not only promises a spectacular showcase of some of the finest talents in bass music but also invites attendees to immerse themselves in the ever-evolving world of electronic beats. Whether you’re a devoted fan or a newcomer to the genre, the festival offers a diverse and exhilarating experience that celebrates the rich tapestry of bass music. Secure your tickets and get ready to feel the bass in your bones at Touch Bass 2024. Touch Bass 2024 Dates March 24 – Shed 10, Auckland March 29 – Melbourne Pavilion, Melbourne March 29 – Entertainment Centre, Adelaide March 30 – Wellington Square, Perth March 31 – Eaton’s Hill Outdoors, Brisbane March 31 – Horden Pavillion, Sydney Ticket Information For ticket registrations, please head to the official website. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7RCWmu5BqQ  

• Sippy Announces Australia & New Zealand Tour

  Prepare for a season of bass music euphoria as Sippy, the reigning powerhouse of the bass music scene, embarks on a homecoming tour this Christmas, electrifying stages across Australia and New Zealand. Having honed her craft at Los Angeles’ esteemed ICON Collective, Sippy epitomizes integrity and courage in her music. Having made her mark in Australia’s renowned clubs and festivals, Sippy’s journey catapulted her to global recognition, gracing some of the most illustrious bass music events in the United States. Transitioning from a supporting act for headliners like Zeds Dead and Excision to playing her own headline shows, Sippy is becoming a staple at the biggest bass music events in the US, performing at iconic venues such as Red Rocks Amphitheater and large-scale festivals including Lost Lands and HARD Summer. 
 She’s released on bass music’s most notable labels such as Deadbeats, UKF, while dishing out official remixes for A-list artists including The Chainsmokers, Zeds Dead, NERVO and more. Sippy counts the world’s biggest bass and EDM producers among her most avid and vocal supporters working with household names like Virus Syndicate and Marshmello for his Grammy-nominated album Shockwave. With a global audience and an energy that enchants any stage she sets foot on, Sippy is a force to be reckoned with. Sippy’s homecoming tour promises an unparalleled fusion of energy, bass, and unmatched stage enchantment. Brace yourself for a sonic adventure with Sippy this holiday season! Tour Dates December 22 – The Syndicate @ Amplifier bar, Perth December 23 – SHMEERE @ The Burdekin, Sydney December 29 – Rhythm & Vines Festival, NZ December 30 – Bass inferno @ Fat Controller, Adelaide December 31 – Rolling Meadows Festival, NZ January 1 – Eaton Hill Festival, Brisbane