Showing posts with label Future Bass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Future Bass. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 7, 2014

Fracture: Loving Touch


In January of this year OM Unit hosted a segment on Rinse FM that featured a lot of forthcoming releases. One tune in particular that grabbed my attention was by Fracture, with his future bass remake of Ralphi Rosario's classic house tune "You Used To Hold Me" (1987). Not sure on a release date, but I for one am waiting patiently for it to drop. For those who haven't heard it yet, here's a sneak peek.



[LISTEN] OM Unit Rinse FM Podcast [Jan28th]

Wednesday, June 12, 2013

DJ Kool Emdee: Fire It Up!


A few of my electronica heads asked about me doing another mix for them to get hyped to. So, I did this little ditty in true heavy weight fashion. Feast your ears on the Drumstep, Drum n Bass and Future Bass mix done days ago by yours truly. FIRE IT UP!

Fire It Up! by Djkoolemdee on Mixcloud

Thursday, June 6, 2013

Naibu ft. Jinadu: Decay (Om Unit Remix)


Honestly speaking, i'm not very familiar with Parisian producer Naibu. However, OM Unit uploaded a preview of a delightful remix he did of Naibu's "Decay" single that features British soul singer Jinadu. Hearing this made me rush to find out more about Naibu. Turns out he's a pretty epic Drum n' Bass producer with some real good synth work, who's been putting out music since 2005. Be sure to stop by his Bandcamp page and purchase his catalog. I'm already on it and getting ready to pre-order this one from Horizons Music.

Tuesday, February 19, 2013

OM Unit x Sam Binga: Small Victories EP


"The Unit" [OM Unit] is set to smash the airwaves and dancefloors alongside Sam Binga with their highly anticipated release of their Small Victories EP via Exit Records, set to hit record stores and online on March 25th. Hours ago OM Unit uploaded a short sneak peek mix and my favorite is the "Squares" tune that features a rough, but simple bassline with massive drums. Enjoy the short mix for now, but be sure to grab the whole enchilada when it comes out.