Tagged: never say die

Ian Slider—better known as Space Laces—is one of the most highly regarded names in all of bass music. From his colossal collaborations to his sensational solo work, Slider has slid his way into countless sets, playlists, and memories. Among his … Read More →

An absolute icon in terms of sound design, audio quality, and more Oddprophet is easily one of the best in the game today. Another example of his unparalleled production chops, Oddprophet is back once again with a brand-new single, “Angels & … Read More →

Some of the most outstanding music tells a story. Something deep, personal, and authentic to the artist. Introducing, the Hive Mind (Pt. 1), as imagined by the one and only Dr. Ozi. A concept six years in the making, this … Read More →

Never Say Die Records has decided to merge all sub labels into one, bringing Black Label to an end. While new beginnings are always exciting, this news is does leave a bit of a bitter sweet taste. Many songs from … Read More →

UK producer and DJ Zomboy is back sooner than ever with his latest track “Battlefields.” Born Joshua Mellody, fans of bass and dubstep cannot get enough of this man’s signature heat. He’s become such a strong part of the genre … Read More →

Oregon producer and DJ McKenzie Morrow, or as we know him, Carbin has been dishing out fresh takes on bass and trap since 2016. Having a strong foundation in music by writing scores for his middle school band class and … Read More →

TYNAN is a dubstep producer from Oklahoma City with a gravitation toward blending heavy-hitting dubstep with dark trap. He’s released on esteemed labels like Never Say Die, Bite This!, WAKAAN, Mad Decent, and Kannibalen to name a few and for his very … Read More →

Most appetizing producer and DJ Spag Heddy goes (meat)balls to the wall with his latest thrasher, “Zoom,” that has finally hit our feeds today on Never Say Die Records. As one of the most anticipated tracks to grace bass stages across the globe, … Read More →

Kompany has been merging riddim and dubstep since his early days as a producer. Combining these two bass-heavy subgenres is no easy task, but the LA-based producer makes it seem effortless in his newest single, “Movement.” The song, released earlier … Read More →

In was 2017 when Zomboy blessed us with the Rott n’ Roll Pt. I EP.  The EP gave us a handful of bass classic and came with an impressive North American tour that featured Eptic, Spag Hetty, Valentino Khan, and more. It has … Read More →