YDG & ARMNHMR ‘CRASH OUT’ on New Summer Bass Anthem
As the sun gets hotter, the beats get deeper, and everyone is crashing out over the newest anthem of the summer. Experimental bass producer YDG lends his low, unique, and hard-hitting basslines to the masterful melodies and emotional sounds of melodic bass-driven production duo ARMNHMR, creating the perfect pop-bass track fit for summer nights and neon lights.
LA-based electro and indie-pop singer Alexandra Grace Saad, known by her stage name sad alex, provides the upbeat yet heartfelt vocals, expressing the longing and regret that come with crashing out over the one who got away—and being willing to do anything to get them back. The message is relatable and emotional, pairing perfectly with a melody made for simultaneously forgetting your worries and dancing into the present.
Check out the new track, titled “CRASH OUT,” below, out now via fan-favorite label Monstercat.
“CRASH OUT” is incredibly well-constructed, combining beautiful, candy-coated runs with deep, experimental bass that truly opens up the soundscape. The vocals are crisp and energy-driven while still eliciting a sense of yearning and relatability. When the drop hits, it’s deep, hard, experimental, and beautiful, with pulsing synths joining forces with mind-bending bass to create a true summer masterpiece.
Catchy, relatable, beautiful, trippy, dancey, and hard all at the same time, “CRASH OUT” somehow captures the feeling of completely losing it over someone while still making you want to lose yourself on the dancefloor. YDG’s experimental edge collides with ARMNHMR’s impactful, melodic production, while sad alex ties it all together with a vocal performance made to sing along to. If crashing out has to hurt this bad, it might as well sound this good.
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