Slit Jockey

Grime, rap, dubstep and bassline mixed with epic, cinematic soundscapes.

The Hamburg producer comes with those frosty synths.

It's always great to see the international street bass crew linking up for these fine moments in bass. DJ Cable's been a part of the Seclusiasis/Slit

DECiBEL is one of those producers that we can't get enough of; feels like I've been spending the last year and a half trying to get people to understa

Old, stubborn, and convinced that people want their hands on content they can get their hands on, I rarely post previews of anything. And in the case

New bass music is always a blessing. Smart androids will remember this tune "Shut Up" as the first cut Conrank dropped during his DAD mix back in Nove

Last summer, Starkey released a free four-track EP entitled Nucleus, which got a LOT of love from these here bass music lovers. The original "Nucleus"

In case you didn't know, the Seclusiasis and Slit Jockey families have been releasing a series of freebies in their "SeclusJockey" series. For the ninth entry into that series, J Beatz steps to the plate, refixing his tune "Sargent" (which is taken from his forthcoming Quality Control EP, which is due out in May) with the CLASSIC Dizzee Rascal "Strings Hoe" instrumental. This one is a surefire banger, bathing in unforgettable strings and rudeboy beats.

Full disclosure: this interview has been itching to get dropped. It's not like we didn't want to drop it, but you have to time these things perfectly,

You have to love the Internets. No, seriously; only on today's Internets can a bass music producer from Berlin, Germany link up with some US bass lovers and put out an EP on their label... a few months after remixing a Reso tune. You couldn't have this happen (often) in the '90s, and for that, we thank you, Al Gore. Thank you for connecting Slit Jockey to Doshy, so we could have this amazeballs EP.