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Bailo and Lit Lords unveil relentless trap thumper "Want"

  • December 11, 2017
  • Jason Heffler
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Bailo and Lit Lords just dropped one of the more heavy-hitting bass tunes of the year. Out now on Thrive Music, “Want” features a magnitude of classic trap elements in the bass subgenre including frenetic drop synths, crunchy brass stabs, and a resounding low end that wages war. The mammoth of a second drop takes us on a percussion-laden journey through some downright frightening bass music, highlighted by its arrangement in double time, which will have Jersey Club enthusiasts clamoring for more.

What makes this one special, though, is the vocal effort from Tima Dee. With its distinctive screeching leads, the hard trap genre has become more saturated than a batch of fried Oreos, but when it's manifested with an alluring vocal like this, it rises above the rest. You can get in touch with Bailo and Lit Lords at the links below, but let this be a warning: their music is not for the faint of heart.

Connect with Bailo: Facebook | SoundCloud | Twitter | Instagram

Connect with Lit Lords: Facebook | SoundCloud | Twitter | Instagram

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