Bare
For Los Angeles bassline technician BARE, aka Sean Rodela, 2010 will be fondly remembered as the year his twisted face melting sickness exploded into a worldwide epidemic. Taking the dubstep scene by storm with his staggering studio output and electrifying live performances, there is no question BARE has clawed his way into the ranks of the bass music elite - and he’s not going anywhere. If you don’t know, time to get to know…
The BARE sound is a product of deep roots in rock, west coast hip-hop (as part of the Vital Mindz collective) and aggressive drum... read more
SubHUMAN
In early 2002, in an era of shifting paradigms, drum and bass label HUMAN IMPRINT was born.
Under the leadership of founder DJ/producer Damian Higgins aka Dieselboy, HUMAN moved to the forefront of the North American dnb movement, its catalog evolving into an international rogue’s gallery of dnb heavyweights with cutting edge singles, EP’s and mixed CD’s that stand as futuristic dnb classics.
Dieselboy is one of the world’s great ambassadors of drum and bass having played not only virtually every dnb club venue on the globe, but music... read more
Los Angeles based producer Bare has been having one hell of a year! After essentially living near the top of the Beatport dubstep charts with multiple releases, Bare has managed to craft an almost endless stream of hardcore dubstep anthems week in and week out. His output for subHUMAN, however, is another story. Ae have his exclusive grade A+ primetime dancefloor filth!
With “Bring It Back” Bare shows what he’s truly made of. A quick intro that leads into a dirty hip hop vocal lick that intros a truly disgusting drop – grunge bass stabs, sizzling mid bass riffs and banging vocal snatches. This track has murdered it each and every single time! The flipside is a rocking collaboration with legendary North American MC Messinian entitled “Thugs In The Hood”. A bionic break, more nasty basslines and a dope vocal – what more could you ask for?
Do you like making people dance? Then you need this release. Take no prisoners!
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