RELEASE TITLE The Sound of Bass Culture
LABEL Bass Culture Records
CATALOG BCRLP04
GENRE Deep House
RELEASE DATE 2017-07-28
QUALITY 320kbps CBR Stereo 44100Hz
SIZE 229.17 MB
13 TRACKS:
Anonym – Castaway (Orlando Voorn Remix) 07:54 122bpm A♯maj
Ben Sims – Rock Your Body (Original Mix) 08:00 124bpm C♯min
Chris Simmonds – No More Talking (Original Mix) 08:38 128bpm Fmaj
D'Julz – Serendipity (Original Mix) 07:01 125bpm Amin
Cassy, D'Julz – Not What U Thought (Original Mix) 07:20 125bpm F♯min
Liz Torres, Master C & J – Don't Let Love Pass You By Feat Liz Torres (D'julz Edit) 06:09 120bpm Amin
Mark Ambrose – Groove X (Original Mix) 09:00 130bpm A♯min
Mark Ambrose – Electricity Feat David Holness (Original Mix) 06:32 128bpm Amin
Mr G – JB's (Original Mix) 09:23 127bpm F♯min
Mr G – Transient (Original Mix) 09:07 126bpm
Art Alfie, Mr. Tophat – Pajala Sunrise (Original Mix) 07:54 126bpm Dmin
Sebo K – Brock Wild (Original Mix) 06:43 124bpm Amin
Steve Rachmad – Activa (D'julz Edit) 06:06 132bpm Gmin
On this mix you will find all killers and no fillers, a treasure trove of gems from the last 20 years. Kicking off with Serendipity a serene 2015 track produced by the Bass Culture bossman himself were immediately transported into the sultry sounds of the influential label. This is followed by the marvellous Not What U Thought by DJulz and Cassy, which leads us into 1 hour and 10 minutes of house and techno bliss, encapsulating two decades of smooth grooves, infectious basslines and music aimed at stimulating the body, mind and soul. Listen out for classics like JBs by Mr. G, a key member of the Bass Culture family, along with DJulzs edit of Activa by Steve Rachmad, Ron Bacardis Rock Your Body, Mark Ambrose with Groove X and the dance floor favourite Dont Let Love Pass You By from Master C & J feat Liz Torres and edited for the 2000s by DJulz.
Just a few highlights from a mix that is full to the brim with house and techno of the highest quality, timeless treats from a label that has consistently delivered great music from talented artists, old and new and stayed true to itself regardless of meaningless trends.
Heres to another 20 years! Vive la Bass Culture!
