KUURO

KUURO emerges with "Inferno", a fusion of trap and moombahton

KUURO emerges from the darkness to self-release a multi-genre fusion of trap and moombahton with their newest track, "Inferno". It’s their second single of 2019, and follows the release of…

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KUURO finishes the year strong with "What U Wanna Do"

KUURO has finished the year strong with "What U Wanna Do," featuring Spencer Ludwig on vocals and released via Monstercat. The track is a modern trap crossover that features a pop vocal vibe surrounded with…

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KUURO & Clockvice slice a banger up in "1000 Cuts"

KUURO is back and joining forces with UK based producer Clockvice for “1000 Cuts,” their first collaboration to date on Monstercat. With previous releases on labels like Never Say Die, Clockvice is…

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KUURO drop a dirty bass in "Doji"

With over a decade of combined production and engineering experience, Jordin Post and Luke Shipstad usher in a new project and sound for 2017: their bass music alias, KUURO. Jordin, originally…

KUURO emerges with "Inferno", a fusion of trap and moombahton

KUURO finishes the year strong with "What U Wanna Do"

KUURO & Clockvice slice a banger up in "1000 Cuts"

KUURO drop a dirty bass in "Doji"

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