This week's guest mix comes from Mulubinba’s versatile tastemaker and broken beat aficionado, Quench.
Quench channels the energy of London and Birmingham’s rave scenes to Mulubinba (Newcastle, AU), injecting the local dance community with the unmistakable groove of UK garage, breaks, and 2-step. With a foundation rooted in the UK’s underground, his sound is a fresh mix of classic rhythms and modern basslines.
As a DJ and producer of UK bass music - and one half of the downtempo duo KehdiDoofi Disqo - Quench has made a memorable debut at events like Rhythm At Dusk's Jungle Party and the Higher Ground. His sets blend the freshest and classic tracks from Britain’s leading garage and breakbeat producers, delivering a sound that’s both nostalgic and forward-thinking.
Bringing an upbeat and infectious energy to every performance, Quench is a rising talent to watch in the Mulubinba scene.
🔊 Check out his guest mix via the link in the comments.
Monday morning mix! 🎧
Hailing from toasty Western Australia, Elkhey is deeply passionate about liquid drum and bass and the art of crafting musical journeys. For her, music serves as a means of centring and reconnecting, offering an escape from the mind into a realm of emotional resonance.
Drawing inspiration from artists like Maduk, Calibre, Voltage, Netsky, and Nia Archives, Elkhey continually refines her mixes as a method of self-reinvention. Whether curating the ideal soundtrack for a run or delving into the intricacies of the human condition, she finds fulfillment in her adaptability and range.
As an Australian drum and bass DJ, you can expect a laid back Gen Z vibe from Elkhey. She effortlessly blends obscure tracks with beloved liquid classics cherished by veteran ravers.
Elkhey has spun tunes at Psilotribe's Phaze-Shift, Rumble, Basswatch, Euphoria Factory, Return 2 Sauce, Lost in Between, Jungle Sounds, Junkfest, Sea Side Sounds, and Smile High Club, in addition to supporting Terrence (of Terrence and Philip).
Believing in music's ability to nourish the soul akin to food for the body, Elkhey aspires for her listeners to share in this experience, all the while remaining driven by her own creative inspiration.
🔊 Check out her guest mix via the link in the comments.
This weeks guest mix come from Eora's broken beats maestro, SangLien.
Eora (Sydney AU) based SangLien's musical journey began with discovering the profound rhythms of Massive Attack, Portishead, and Flying Lotus, with trip hop's slow samples and deep bass laying his foundational beats. After honing his production skills in the realms of trip hop and hip hop, a transformative trip to Bristol in 2017 exposed him to Lenzman and the dons of deep, dark liquid drum and bass. Since then, he’s lived his life at 174 beats per minute.
A testament to his production skills on an international level, SangLien's bootleg UK Garage remix of Ariana Grande’s single "The Boy Is Mine" was featured in June 2024 at a major street rave in San Francisco. Played before an audience of up to 25,000 people, the remix was part of the opening set for Skrillex and Fred Again.
Driven by a passion that extends beyond creating and mixing his own drum and bass tracks, SangLien launched the Rinse Out event series in Eora. This venture marked the inception of an aural empire that has provided a platform for local legends and hosted international icons like Mrs Magoo and DRS.
Armed with his own vocal and soulful tracks, including a tune released with Extra Spicy, a SangLien set is always stacked with liquid vibes, occasionally spiced with cheeky rollers. Fans can anticipate an atmosphere reminiscent of Technimatic, Break, Roni Size, or Random Movement, yet distinctively unique to SangLien. Those who have experienced a SangLien set can attest – it’s a sound truly his own.
🔊 Check out his guest mix via the link in the comments.
Start you day right with this week's guest mix from Gold Coast-based tune-slinger, Grizzabella.
Grizzabella discovered her passion for music at the age of 12 after tuning into Radio Metro for the first time. Her enthusiasm for the craft deepened through late-night experiences in the Berlin rave scene and various Australian bush doofs.
She has garnered recognition for her regular performances at Soho Bar with Shadow Bass crew and at ParanoiaHaus, supporting artists in the bass music and techno scenes. Grizzabella made her doof debut at QLD's Eye In The Skye 2 in July 2024 and has had a featured mix with RAVE GOVERNMENT.
Known for guiding dancefloors with intense buildups and heavy drops, Grizzabella leaves her audience itch for more. Her music style encompasses the dark, heavy, and techy sounds of drum and bass, jungle, and neurofunk, while incorporating psychedelic melodies and gritty undertones of techno and tech house into her mixes.
Grizzabella draws inspiration from artists such as Grafix, Phibes, Mob Tactics, Mandidextrous, Euphonique, and Chase & Status. She has started releasing a collection of mixtapes featuring live recordings from her various gigs and has made a guest appearance on The Brisbane Drum n B4zzz Show.
🔊 Check out her guest mix via the link in the comments.
One week away from releasing his debut EP with 8Ball Audio, this week's guest mix is from Mulubinba audiophile, onefifteen.
From a music-obsessed youth to a seasoned DJ and producer, the musical journey of yObi aka onefifteen has been a fusion of heavy and funky influences. Starting with drums and bass guitar in high school, feeding on the sounds of Korn and Incubus he eventually delved into electronic music, exploring genres like breaks, big beat and hardstyle, learning to DJ with the latter on vinyl. The turning point came in '05 with the discovery of psytrance, shaping yObi's musical path for over 15 years, marked by gigs at festivals like Psyfari and Mushroom Valley, supporting acts including Artifakt, Grouch, and Broken Toy. Additionally, he has contributed significantly to the music scene as a co-promoter of early Bent Perception events and as co-director of Insonitus Records.
In 2013, a new chapter began with the discovery of contemporary drum and bass, neurofunk, and experimental bass music, leading to the inception of the onefifteen project. Performing at various outdoor events such as Origins of Entropy and New Psycle and club events for Royal Bass, Newy Bass Crew and UFO Club, onefifteen played along-side acts such as Safire, Xsetra and Circuit Bent.
Despite a hiatus during the COVID lockdown, onefifteen utilised this period to meticulously refine his artistic direction. The SUBSET Series on SoundCloud serves as a testament to the eclectic range of styles explored in DJ sets, while recent original productions have garnered recognition from prominent Australian bass labels like 8Ball Audio and Magnum Opus, with EPs on the horizon.
Inspired by heavy hitters such as Kursa, JuLo, Posij and Leo Cap among many others, onefifteen's sets traverse a diverse spectrum encompassing wonky wubs, deep dubstep, techy drum and bass, gangsta halftime, trap hybrids, and pristine distortion. Central to his approach is the delivery of high-calibre, contemporary sounds tha
This weeks guest mix comes from rave goddess, Fr3aky!
Hailing from the coast of NSW to Meanjin (Brisbane AU), all-round legend and seasoned beat mixologist, FR3AKY, has quickly carved her way into the scene as a prominent performer, DJ, and producer. Known for her distinctive drum and bass style, she has captivated audiences along both the east and west coasts of Australia.
FR3AKY's performances are a high-energy journey, blending heavy-hitting basslines, captivating vocals, and innovative 4x4 switch-ups, making for the perfect recipe to get the people moving.
FR3AKY has built an impressive resume, performing at numerous events across Australia, including those hosted by Trigga Fingaz Events, Byron DNB, Not A Care Events, Liquid Steele Sessions, Parallel Productions, Free Range , Eden, Rhythm At Dusk, Powder Your Nose, Newy Bass Crew, Eye of The Storm, and Chikara l. She has also made a significant impact on the festival circuit, with notable appearances at Splendour in the Grass (NSW), Rabbits Eat Lettuce (QLD), EveOlution (WA), and Dipped in Candy (WA). Additionally, she has supported artists such as Perfect Stranger, Shapeless, and KOAN Sound.
Her sets are known for their vigor and versatility, often converting even the most skeptical listeners into drum and bass enthusiasts. Once you get a taste you’ll be addicted to the FR3AKY flavour, this is some hot girl sh*t you don’t want to miss.
🔊 Check out here guest mix here: https://soundcloud.com/newybasscrew/newy-bass-crew-086-introducing-fr3aky
A special Monday guest mix for you all! Start your week right with some bass magic from ledriz.
Transitioning from the confines of the private space to the public sphere, Lemon Tree Passage (Mulubinba/Newcastle AU region) local, ledriz. has a unique talent that deserves to be showcased.
Having played a few times at a backpackers in Darwin and getting up on the decks at Open Decks at the Lass O'Gowrie Hotel in Mulubinba, this self-proclaimed bedroom producer and DJ has honed his craft with diligence and developed a profound love and appreciation for bass music, especially 120, freeform bass, UK dubstep and leftfield bass.
He's got some spicy things coming up including Levitate @ Kalyx Culture in August.
Check out his production via his Soundcloud - his eclectic and diverse influences make him a compelling and authentic producer to watch.
🔊 Check out his guest mix here: https://soundcloud.com/newybasscrew/newy-bass-crew-085-introducing-ledriz
This week's guest mix comes from big bass powerhouse, Eputty.
Eputty is a multifaceted and influential music project from Western Australia, renowned for exploring the most experimental and introspective sides of Australian bass music. Eputty's unique approach to electronic music has garnered support from platforms such as Theuntz.com, Pulp Glitchin', Rendah Mag, Inspected, K+Lab, and Pluvio.
Eputty has shared the stage with prominent acts like KOAN Sound, COPYCATT, and K+lab, and has performed at major festivals including Rain Dance Festival, RootBound Festival, Esoteric Festival, EveOlution, and Corsair Sound's Archaic Gathering.
Although Eputty is celebrated for his experimental forays into various forms of electronic music, his foundation is firmly rooted in bass music and IDM. As he continues to make his mark in the electronic music scene, Eputty undeniably stands out as an artist deserving of your attention.
🔊 Check out his guest mix here: https://soundcloud.com/newybasscrew/newy-bass-crew-084-introducing-eputty
This weeks guest mix comes from Eora (Sydney AU) based drum and bass producer and DJ, Handsprime.
Getting into the genre through video games, he developed a style that is a fusion of rollers, jump up, and jungle, but he isn't afraid to explore other genres as well, especially ones outside of drum and bass. He has had releases on labels such as Grid Recordings Zombie, and Locked Up Music, and had his music receive support from DJ’s like Ray Keith, DJ Vapour, Twisted Individual, and more.
He's spun tunes at parties like Eora's Afterlife Drum & Bass, Solis, Freekin' Weekends, and Jungle Jam, and pumped up crowds at events hosted by The Elements Of Tech & Bass, Bass Drop, and Deep Space Entertainment. He's also shared stages with heavy hitters like ShockONE, Fred V & Grafix, Dimension, and Culture Shock. You may have also caught his guest mixes with InsideDNB, Cabin Fever Sessions on Orbital Radio, and Savage Sessions with Kate Savage DJ on Bondi Radio.
🔊 https://soundcloud.com/newybasscrew/newy-bass-crew-083-introducing-handsprime
NBC shirt spotted! 🫡
Shout out to Skitzoid for repping at the 8Ball Audio takeover at the High Vibes party on the weekend. 🙏🏼
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This week's guest mix comes from Eora (Sydney, AU) based, Blames Jake.
Blames Jake's creative direction is deeply rooted in the UK rave and soundsystem culture.
His musical curation exhibits a discernible focus on powerful sub-bass frequencies and an amalgamation of diverse percussive elements, traversing various genres within the realm of bass music such as broken techno, grime, garage, and dubstep.
He recently supported Loefah and Swamp 81 at the January 2024 Dayshift party, and his has has feature mixes with the likes of Eora bass heavyweights Big Ting Recordings and Decay Audio and Mulubinba's (Newcastle, AU), Lowfreq. Additionally, his work has been featured on platforms like Orbital Radio and Area 3000 in Naarm (Melbourne, AU).
Remaining steadfast in his artistic integrity, Blames Jake presents a garage set characterised by a resolute selection infused with both 4x4 and 2-step sensibilities.
🔊 Check out his guest mix here: https://soundcloud.com/newybasscrew/newy-bass-crew-082-introducing-blames-jake
This week's guest mix comes from Canberra's multi-skilled performer, Deejhammer.
Deejhammer is a Canberra AU based DJ with a penchant for surprise, every set she delivers is an journey through a diverse array of genres, from techno to bass house.
You may recently have caught her working her magic at Dragon Dreaming Festival in 2023 and Canberra's RPG Events Goa Beach Party.
Incorporating her performance collective project, Asteria Entertainment, she illuminates her sets to a new dimension of fun and sexy, you can expect mesmerising shows of pole dancing, fire, LED illusions, lyra hoop, and a myriad of other delightful surprises during her sets. Deejhammer's fusion of genres and performances makes for a unique experience with each set not only a musical journey, but a visual and sensory feast.
🔊 Check out her guest mix here: https://soundcloud.com/newybasscrew/newy-bass-crew-081-introducing-deejhammer
This weeks guest mix comes from Mulubinba legend and staple funk-master, Funksei Music.
With a unique blend of mind-bending basslines, intricate drum patterns, and a fearless approach to pushing sonic boundaries, Funksei has carved out a distinctive sound that resonates with the most discerning of broken beat and electronica aficionados.
Having honed his craft through years of experience mixing various genres and tempos at venues across Mulubinba (Newcastle AU), Funksei has solidified his style and reputation as both a producer and DJ. His true passion lies in crafting beats with broken rhythms and funky drumlines, drawn to the mental and physical sensations evoked by the genre.
“As much as I love a filthy bassface, The style of music with its busy drumlines and flowing persona calms me and makes me feel good, I often find myself drifting off when dancing away to the killer beats and funky basslines”.
A fixture in the Mulubinba scene, Funksei has graced the stages of numerous events such as Cooked Memories, Shenanigans, Higher Ground, Rhythm At Dusk and The Caldera Collective parties. He's also supported a myriad of electronic music artists including Mazuko (Sub Sonic Co-Founder), Shantan Wantan Ichiban, Grug, William Kiss, Luen, Mark N, Odd Mobb, K.I.M (Presets), Honeysmack, Christopher Coe, and many others, all alongside his role as the "ring leader" for Rave Collective — a Mulubinba-based party ambassador, event support, and content curator collective.
With his passion staying strong in the broken beat and electronic music scene, he would love to perform to more dancefloors to share his carefully curated sets and music.
🔊 Check out his mix here: https://soundcloud.com/newybasscrew/newy-bass-crew-080-introducing-funksei
This week's guest mix comes from versatile bass-weapon, Kaizen OG.
Kaizen OG is one of the Newy Bass Crew legends and a junglist based in Darkinjoong (NSW Central Coast). With an insatiable appetite for music, he effortlessly traverses all tempos of broken beats, as long as they're accompanied by fat bass lines, infectious riddims, and soulful melodies.
Originally hailing from the UK, Kaizen OG arrived in Australia in 2012, swiftly becoming a part of Eora's drum and bass scene. In 2016, he cut his teeth as a resident DJ at the legendary kickon spot "117" – a place that holds a special allure for those in the know.
His sonic journey has lead him to play some awesome parties including Parkapoolooza, Chinese Laundry, The Elements Of Tech & Bass, Afterlife Drum & Bass, various Newy Bass Crew events, and Zoo Project, with his debut set being support for Delta Heavy and Matrix & Futurebound.
Although he took a brief hiatus from the club scene to embrace the joys of fatherhood, Kaizen OG channeled his passion into tinkering with sound systems, pushing the limits of speakers (I mean, how do you know where the limit is, if you haven’t kicked it’s head in a couple of times). His ingenuity led him to create a portable rig, enabling him to take his beats to secret spots tucked away in hidden corners.
🔊 Check out his mix here: https://soundcloud.com/newybasscrew/newy-bass-crew-079-introducing-kaizen-og
This weeks guest mix comes from mega talented bass-boss, Salaryman!
Salaryman is an emerging DJ in the Eora (Sydney AU) bass music scene, drawing inspiration from the underground sounds of Wakaan and Deadbeats. His sets are characterised by unpredictable rhythms, sci fi elements, and resonant low-frequency wubs.
Specialising in dubstep, hybrid trap, and drum and bass, Salaryman has been working his way through the Eora scene at a variety of bass-focussed parties.
His journey began with a standout performance at YOUR SHOT in 2022, earning him opportunities to grace the stages of parties like Shmeere by SHOOK, Obnoxious, Sample People's Basscode, Bass Music Australia, and the 2023 Eora Hospitalitydnb tour stop, and has shared stages with artists such as Spag Heddy, Avance, Aimerr, BADVOID, Doctor Werewolf, Degs, Lens UK, KOAN Sound, Leotrix, Hydraulix and Unglued.
You will likely have also seen him killing it B2B with the likes of Vizio, Ubermoon and Karnotix.
⚠️ You can catch him TONIGHT at the UZ - Secret Sydney Show (supported by Gemunji) show hosted by Fat Cat Music Group, SHOOK and Wonky Nomad Productions . 🤫
🔊 Check out his loud noises here: https://soundcloud.com/newybasscrew/newy-bass-crew-078-introducing-salaryman
Taking the last orders for Newy Bass Crew tees now. Get your order in by Monday 9th of June for this print run. 🖤
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🎧 Productivity - Ohcult x Jalla
Massive love to everyone who came and celebrated music and life last weekend at Dreadful. 🖤
Special thanks to Kaizen OG and Whompus for the hospitality and big love to Amanda and the amazing fire crew for their performance. 🔥
Photo album will be up on Facebook in a couple of days. 💋
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This week's guest mix comes from the elusive Bunji Gumm.
Based in Naarm (Melbourne, AU), Bunji Gumm, formerly known under a different alias, explored tech house, house, and techno genres but found true satisfaction in drum and bass. Thus, Bunji Gumm emerged solely dedicated to drum and bass.
Bunji has featured at events like Massive x Nocturne, Psy Trance vs Techno, Techno Time, Protokol, Node, Underground Sounds, Paradox, and my aeon's Another World, as well as Touch Bass' afterparty and various other venues and events in VIC.
Characterised by progressive elements intertwined with liquid drum and bass, Bunji's sound navigates through emotional landscapes, gradually delving into darker territories while remaining in a constant state of evolution and anonymity.
🔊 Check out Bunji Gumm's guest mix here: https://soundcloud.com/newybasscrew/newy-bass-crew-077-introducing-bunji-gumm
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🔊 Featuring:
Whompus, KreliaS, Kaizen OG, Dread Maiden, Pharmakos, Floor Twenty, IMPRV, Khaos & Order, Hori Glory, Anatomist, Thump Media, Konedawg, onefifteen, Priestess, SOULLESS, Z4KLND and Möke.
This week's guest mix comes from Naarm-based selector, Seedling.
Currently residing in Naarm (Melbourne, AU), Seedlings sound is a diverse spread of dubstep and drum and bass to progressive psytrance and techno. Chunky bass is her flavour and she is heavily influenced by the outdoor music and arts scene. The darker, dirtier and weirder, the better - she thrives on the darker, grittier, and more eclectic sounds.
Seedling's sets tap into a primal energy, weaving a deep and dark atmosphere that connects earth and soul.
In 2022, she embarked on her DJ journey through participation in YOUR SHOT. Since then, she has graced several Powder Your Nose parties in Mulubinba (Newcastle AU), including Housecat Presents Deepr Sundays, Hallowqueen, Hot Girl Sh*t, and collaborations like PYN and Newy Bass Crew's BASSIC.
Seedling has also featured at Lowfreq.'s launch party and has provided support for the Brazilian multi-genre duo, Shapeless.
Forever growing and excelling in her skills, this mix showcases her style and deep love for bass music.
🔊 Check out her guest mix here: https://soundcloud.com/newybasscrew/newy-bass-crew-076-introducing-seedling
