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    Deadlynoiz Unleashes Explosive Bass House Energy On Magic – Electric Mode

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    Deadlynoiz Unleashes Explosive Bass House Energy On Magic – Electric Mode


    After several singles, Deadlynoiz returns with a fresh slice of his infamous production, having shared his new single, ‘Magic’ via label, LVLD Music.

    Remaining true to his roots, while once again flexing his production muscles across a range of styles, ‘Magic’ is a real bass house belter, full of dirty, distorted leads, which cut through the mix nicely throughout the choruses – particularly when contrasted with the snappy, driving rhythm. With the verses, we see a slight variation in tone and intensity, providing the needed contrast to maintain that all-important interest. As we are thrust back into the chorus, we get a second helping of this fabulous, frenetic energy, before the track launches itself into a well-executed false drop to finish it all off. It really is a masterclass in contrasting drops and maintaining that perfect mix of technical production flair with an intuitive understanding of how to craft a brilliant big–room bass house production.

    Outside of the studio, deadlynoiz remains one of the hardest-working names on the circuit, with his Saturday stream being a hotspot for fans to tune in and soak up a selection of heavy hitters, providing the perfect soundtrack to not only their weekend but the week ahead. As well as his DJing duties, the prolific producer has built a solid rapport with label, LVLD Music, having already landed a string of releases with them, including a number of his very best work to date.

    With this latest slice of his production, it’s another tasty display of the kind of passion and drive that has seen deadlynoiz build such an incredible catalogue over the years – not only maintaining such a high standard of releases but doing so with such a degree of frequency is a true testament to the man’s commitment to his craft. And if the quality of ‘Magic’ is anything to go by, then there’s no reason to believe that deadlynoiz will slow down anytime soon – with his career showing no signs of losing momentum, there’s every chance we’ll be treated to many more hectic bass house productions in the years to come.

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