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Four artists and one legendary track. Skrillex, PEEKABOO, G-Rex, and Flowdan return together on their new track “Badders.” Giving us a feel of the original sounds of UK Dubstep, the quartet have come together to give us an absolute brain-melting … Read More →

Every now and then, two artists find themselves in the studio together, and—almost inexplicably—everything clicks. Their sounds complement each other; their styles work well together; every little element just falls into place and the music practically writes itself. This is … Read More →

Although the origins of G-REX can be dated back to 2015, 2018 was certainly a breakout year for Detroit native producer, Jake Sweeney. As he worked to perfect his brand of high energy trap and bass fused with sinister dubstep … Read More →

2019 has been a very good year for all the artists on Liquid Stranger‘s Wakaan record label, and two terrific examples are G-Rex and Sully. In the beginning of 2019, G-Rex was still riding the waves of momentum from his … Read More →

Freeform bass is taking over festival lineups and for a good reason. Songs like “Griztronics” by Subtronics and Griz and “Colossal” by PEEKABOO and Dirt Monkey are bringing attention to this wonky subgenre and bass heads everywhere cannot get enough … Read More →

G-REX and TYNAN are two of the most prominent pioneers of dark trap and when it was announced that a collaboration was underway, we knew it was going to be big. Earlier this month “Doughboi” was released and it’s exactly the … Read More →

About to head off on an exciting run of shows, G-REX gives us something to soak up with his latest EP release. The Detroit producer and DJ has found time to create Requiem, which was released through Liquid Stranger’s Wakaan label. Check … Read More →

By now, everyone is familiar with Peekaboo for the legendary and wobbly bass track “Babatunde.” Although the original is perfect the way it is, it’s an ideal candidate for remixes because of it’s simple structure and foundation. Recently, Wakaan released … Read More →

2019 kicked off with an exciting announcement for fans of weird, wonky bass music all around the world. Wakaan—the growing freeform label headed by none other than Liquid Stranger—just confirmed it will host its debut festival later this year. After … Read More →