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Bad Surfer lets us know that "We Can Cry" with 'Ghostly' EP [Premiere]

  • January 19, 2017
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One of the things we cherish here at EARMILK is the ability to find and support new, up and coming producers. One such producer, Russia’s own Bad Surfer, is taking us on a bass house journey through the underground with his three-track Ghostly EP, out tomorrow on Straight Up!.

The first track of the release, “We Can Cry,” opens with a crescendoing suspenseful build leading into completely ethereal vocals that nicely set up the transition to the bouncy bass line that defines the rest of the track. The effortless way that softness of the understated vocals meld with the harshness of the underlying track is a pleasant surprise and makes for one unique bass house track that’s sure to light up the dancefloor soon.

This is definitely one EP that should not be missed. Pick up your copy of Ghostly when it drops tomorrow on Straight Up!.

 

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