Well the boys over in Coyote Kisses have done it again, with a mix of deep bass and ethereal sounds galore they’ve created a melodic masterpiece. The Thundercolor EP is nothing short of beautiful with each track taking you deeper and deeper in a journey through the cosmos. I feel like I could jam out to this for hours on end and never get tired. DEFINITELY check this out and pick it up from Beatport as soon as it’s available!(sometime today)
Knife Party has always been one of those groups that really just puts out nothing but straight fucking bangers and their new ‘Haunted House’ EP is a testament to that. Coming right out of the gate with the massive “Power Glove” track, this EP already begins to enthrall you with nothing but pure bass filled energy. This is definitely a MUST listen and MUST download. Be sure to check out the EP below and cop that shit on iTunes ASAP.
Rage on my friends. 
What’s up ya’ll? I’ve been off the posting game for a little while now because of finals and all that, but don’t worry. I’m back with a must-hear EP from MitiS, a producer that I’ve been following for some time now. I’ve been in love with the single “Born” since I first heard it last summer, and the rest of the this EP keeps the same melodic DnB feel fused with some dubstep. Overall incredible production from a guy who’s not going away anytime soon.
Listen and buy the EP here:
Man. I fucking LOVE Adventure Club. One of the most refreshing duos in the game, these guys are not afraid to push the boundaries in anything they do, and this mix proves that. ‘Superheros Anonymous Vol. 1′ goes all over the board from hardhitting electro, nasty trap drops of tracks like “Reload”, and filthy spins on some their own tracks as well. As finals are approaching you better get this to help pump you up to study, and theyve offered it as a free download as well! Check it out below y’all!
We’ve featured plenty of the weekly mixes from The Drop on CatchMyBass, and are so proud of all that they’ve accomplished and continue to accomplish through their weekly podcasts. Matan Segal and Isaac Steinberg are the co-founders of this radio show which has taken off not only in Philadelphia but quickly spreading around the nation. Childhood friends since the age of 10, these gentlemen are driven by their desire to build their brand and from their current success it is evident they have found the perfect formula towards becoming successful and achieving their dreams of becoming a staple on Sirius XM and BBC Radio 1. Alongside of Matan and Isaac, they’ve enlisted the help of New Yorkers, Brett Schupack and Tamara Rubin, who help with the running of the podcast and providing information on local events and promotions in the Northeast. Recently their submission for the Tiesto College Invasion tour has been chosen as 1 of 12 finalists and will be rebroadcast for you to listen on SiriusXM radio this Thursday at midnight (ET) on ch. 340 or siriusxm.com/tiesto. Only logical with all their recent success we’d reach out to them to provide the latest episode of Reel Choons, and we couldn’t be more excited! If you like this mix and want to hear more from these gentlemen, check them out on all of their social networks listed here: Twitter, Facebook, Soundcloud, and iTunes.
And if you’re in the Providence, RI area, The Drop alongside of The Oxford Group present Flosstradamus at Roxy (aka Lupos) this Thursday, April 11th. Tickets available at http://flosstradamuspvd.eventbrite.com/. Contact thedrop.edm@gmail.com for press or photography inquiries. Thanks guys! Keep up the amazing work, stay tuned for the next episode of Reel Choons!!
Catch My Bass presents Reel Choons Episode 03:
featuring The Drop (mixed by mass7)
1. mass7 – The Drop Intro
2. The M Machine feat. Blake Hazard – The Palace (Intro Edit)
3. The M Machine – Moon Song (Original Mix)
4. Dog Blood – Next Order (Original Mix)
5. Zombie Nation – Pony (Modek Remix)
6. Boys Noize – XTC (Original Mix)
7. Deadmau5 – Sofi Needs A Ladder (Original Mix)
8. Zedd feat. Foxes – Clarity (Torro Torro Remix)
9. Sander van Doorn & Mark Knight vs. Underworld – Ten (Original Club Mix)
10. Armin van Buuren & W&W – D# Fat (Original Mix Edit)
11. Markus Schulz vs. Ferry Corsten – Loops & Tings (Extended Mix)
12. Ummet Ozcan – Here & Now (Original Mix)
13. Nicky Romero – Symphonica (Original Mix)
14. Arno Cost – Head Up (Original Mix)
15. Apster – XLFO (Original Mix)
16. Angger Dimas & Bassjackers – RIA (Original Mix)
17. Zedd feat. Matthew Koma – Spectrum (Gregori Klosman & Tristan Garner Knights Remix)
18. Calvin Harris feat. Ellie Goulding – I Need Your Love (Nicky Romero Remix)
19. Hardwell feat. Amba Shepherd – Apollo (Noisecontrollers Remix)
20. Zedd & Lucky Date feat. Ellie Goulding – Fall Into The Sky (Original Mix)
21. Lucky Date – Freak (Original Mix)
22. Riggers feat. BBK – Brain Bust (FTampa Remix)
23. Nero – Innocence (Feed Me Remix)
24. Justice – Waters of Nazareth (Erol Alkan’s Durrr Durrr Durrrrrr Re-Edit)
25. John Dahlback – Pressure (Original Mix)
26. Carli – Look Up (Original Mix)
27. Deorro – Bounce (Original Mix)
28. Kill The Noise (with Brillz & Minxx) – Saturn (Original vs. Jay Cosmic Remix)
29. Diplo feat. Lazerdisk Party Sex – Set It Off (TheFatRat Remix)
30. Porter Robinson – 100% In This Bitch (Kyle Braun VIP Remake)
31. Firebeatz – Gangster (Original Mix)
32. Gareth Emery – Meet Her In Miami (Original Mix)
33. Leon Bolier – Disco Davai (Original Mix)
34. Helvetic Nerds – Blood Pressure (EDX & Leventina Mix)
35. Zedd – Slam The Door (Original Mix Edit)
36. Spencer & Hill feat. Lil’ Jon – Less Go! (Porter Robinson Remix)
37. Porter Robinson feat. Jano – The Seconds (Original Mix)
38. Zeds Dead & Omar Linx – Cowboy (Torro Torro vs. Congorock Remix)
39. Alex Metric – Rave Weapon 2 (Original Mix)
40. Fisherman & Hawkins – Apache (Original Mix Edit)
41. Skrillex & Damien Marley – Make It Bun Dem (Alvin Risk Remix)
42. Porter Robinson – Spitfire (Original vs. Kill The Noise Remix)
43. Porter Robinson – Unison (Original Mix)
A few weeks ago we had the privilege to sit down with DJ/Producer KDrew before his set at Soundgarden Hall. He was about to go on before OWSLA’s Seven Lions and KDrew had the time to sit down and talk with Catch My Bass (CMB). It was a pleasure to meet KDrew and we had a great sit down interview with him! Check it out!
CMB: How does it feel to be here at SoundGarden tonight in Philly?
KDrew: Honestly, it feels absolutely amazing. I just moved across the country to Colorado so I’m enjoying the fact that I’m back on the East Coast. Being in Philly is especially awesome because it’s pretty much my backyard. Doing everything with House of Hearts has been great. I did one show with HoH last summer and it was crazy and now this is even bigger.
CMB: Where did you start out DJing?
KDrew: What not everyone knows is that my father owns a DJ company to this day. When I was 13-15 he would bring me on his gigs and I was sitting there with a Denon controller mixing in Stevie Wonder and Michael Jackson and stuff like that. I’ve been DJing for a long time but I think now it’s more of a producers market. If you want to be a really great DJ now you need to produce your own records. As far as the art goes and being a DJ in the entertainment industry, I’ve been doing it for a pretty long time now.
CMB: If you could listen to one album, complete album, for the rest of your life, which would it be?
KDrew: Coldplay Mylo Xyloto, hands down my favorite album ever. Honestly if it was another one after that it would be Viva La Vida by Coldplay because that is my second favorite album ever.
CMB: Who is the most influential DJ/Producer you’ve met to date?
CMB Writers, Ryan & Marcel, with KDrew (center)
KDrew: Oh, man that’s a tough one…honestly it’s one of those things especially with the EDM community it’s so fast paced you don’t really get a chance to sit down and meet everybody that you’d like. If there was anybody that I could say, I would probably say Flux Pavillion. I actually did Loaded Festival with him right here down at Festival Pier. What people don’t know is that he’s so musically inclined, he does band remakes on his records and stuff. Meeting another true musician, someone who has infiltrated the EDM scene, somebody that has been such a positive influence on my career is awesome.
CMB: Alright so on that note, if you could work with anyone, who would it be?
KDrew: Honestly, one of my first choices would be Chris Martin from Coldplay.
CMB: Yea, I could definitely see that!
KDrew: Yea, he would definitely be my first choice. He takes simple chords and turns them into absolute symphonies.
CMB: Without a doubt. Alright, so if you had to, how would you describe your music style?
KDrew: I feel at this point I don’t really have a specific musical style per se. I went from R&B to pop, and then to EDM and I feel like my musical style is always evolving. It’s really just whatever I’m feeling with at the moment, that’s pretty much it.
CMB: I dig it, so what song of yours would you say is personally you’re favorite.
KDrew: I would have to say “Circles” just because it has a more deep-rooted meaning to it. Growing up, doing music at a young age, I would get picked on from time to time so “Circles” was my requiem and was the type of record that I could get all that emotion out. So yea, I would say “Circles” is the one because people can relate to it a little bit more, especially with bullying being such an issue nowadays.
CMB: I’m not gonna lie that was one of my favorites too man. Alright, so in 5 years, how would you like to see yourself?
KDrew: Honestly, I would love to see myself incorporating more of a live aspect into my sets. I would love to incorporate more of my own live vocals and more real musicians into everything. I just kinda feel with EDM it’s going to get a bit monotonous with the same thing as far as DJ setsand I want to bring something different to the table. I want to bring that real live aspect to EDM.
CMB: Definitely man, show off the true musicianship. Alright, so one last thing. If you could leave us with a quote of your own or someone else. Like something you live by or just like, what would it be?
KDrew: It’s typical to say “If you believe in yourself, you can do whatever you want to do,” but it’s one of those things with life in general, that if you just do what you believe in and you are just completely transparent to everything around you and you have a goal or a vision, you could 100% accomplish that thing. You just have to remain committed to living your dream.
CMB: Alright, awesome stuff man. Well, thank you very much for meeting with us. Can’t wait to see you rock it out there!
KDrew: No problem man, thanks for coming!
Be sure to check out KDrew’s Soundcloud to see what he has out, new and old!
We posted the preview to Alvin Risk’s track a few weeks ago, and now there is a release of the official track. Absolutely massive track, and one that’ll lead Alvin to make powermoves into 2013 on the OWSLA label. You can tell Risk loves what he does, absolutely loves to give back to his fans!
