Just what we want to listen to tonight. Soulful, groovy, and so fucking smooth, Delusion’s remix of “Movements,” will induce, perhaps involuntary, head-bopping and toe-tapping.

Yung Fusion’s flow is seamless and sexy, setting itself nicely agains Delusions bouncy, future bass edit. Originally by Pham, Delusion’s take is house-forward with some serious funk. “Movements” will take you for a fun little run on the dance floor.

Grab it here and then grab someone to grind up against:
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A hot new release from future bass pioneer, Jason Burns, reminding all of us to be here now. Yesterday’s gone and there really isn’t anything you can do about it. Peace! Adios! Sayonara sucker! So why not grab this 100% free no-strings-attached track to get you all sorts of hyped for your scheduled entertainment this Friday at EOS with Jason Burns.

At the brink of the Portland-based producer’s popularity, Burns was one of the first artists we heard expreinemting with genres, blending together two dichotomies in the new-age music realm, bouncy and trancedental house music with the complexity of sexy bass music. Working with artists like Kastle and Jessie Andrews, Burns has given us the “true” future bass sound we crave, no fluffy baby voiced samples or squeaky bed bullshit samples, unless its actually your bed IRL rocking.

Such a topic of discussion these past three years, “future bass” or “future house” as a genre can be compared to a combination of bass and house music… an extremely bass-forward house that Burns has fully tapped into. For his newest release, house takes the forefront- even better, disco-funk house with a vocal loop that will remind you of the good ‘ol Soul Train days. “Yesterday” is danceable and the perfect track to replay as you wait for a fun-filled night with the man, J.B.

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We have had ample amount of time to get acquainted with the original by Alina Baraz and Galimatias, a hot release earlier this year, but for those looking for a little more “umph” or more BPM, look no further.

Eli lnks-up with fellow New Zealand kiddos, LMC and Wayvee for a collab that will have you wishing it was longer. The trio essentially speed-up “Make You Feel”,  fucking with Alina’s pitch quite a bit, which was actually a pleasant surprise in the midst of high, squeaky baby vocals that often leave a sour taste, overpowering the track. The boys add a few fun elements like a bouncy garage beat at the end, leaving you on a brighter note..