Math Head - Turn The Music Up Digi-EP

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Math Head: Turn The Music Up Digi-EP

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Math Head

Turn The Music Up Digi-EP

hype bass-driven house and rave sounds from T&B representer

file under : trouble & bass

label : Trouble & Bass Recordings / Palms Out Sounds date added : 06/11/2008

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Math Head
Turn The Music Up

05:26

131

$1.39

$2.49

Math Head
Get Hype

06:14

131

$1.39

$2.49

Math Head
Turn The Music Up - AC Slater Remix

AC Slater

05:47

131

$1.39

$2.49

Math Head
Do Damage - Passions Remix - Remastered Version

Passions

06:11

131

$1.39

$2.49

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Booyao! Trouble and Bass Recordings has teamed up with Palms Out Sounds to deliver massive weapons of dancefloor destruction with this latest release from Math Head. The versatile Brooklyn producer never ceases to amaze me with his ever-evolving productions that go above and beyond your typical dance track. Just take a listen to the title joint, "Turn The Music Up" if you're not familiar. Skillfully combining retro house aesthetics, rave breaks, wailing diva vocal samples, and a killer bass line as you'd expect from T&B - this one is sure to get hands in the air and kids actin' wild. The AC Slater remix takes the intensity up even higher with an epic rave breakdown early on, crazy chop action and yet another murderous bassline. That's not all though, 'cause things get real serious on "Get Hype." The track starts out with a tricky slowed-down triplet rhythm that speeds up and and gains momentum with layers building upon each othe until it hits a massive distorted breakdown that sounds like you just got transported into the mind of a robot gone berserk. And just when the distorted noise and synths hit a peak, the beat and the bass kicks in at full force and it's a wrap. Time to lose your shit! For real doe. Also features the pumping Passions remix of "Do Damage." Too hype brotha.

reviewed by snackmaster 06/11/2008