Last Friday, our buddies over at Trouble & Bass took their always awesome party to the next level, with Untold, Toddla T, Redlight, Canblaster, and of course Trouble & Bass crew members spinning some fantastic bass driven beats. They each took the audience through their own individual blends of house, dubstep and garage, bringing that low end focus that the Trouble & Bass parties are infamous for. Untold even dropped the James Blake remix of “Stop What You’re Doing” to uproarious cheers from the hyped up crowd that filled the dancefloor of Good Units. We can’t wait to see who Trouble & Bass brings next, as these events only seem to be getting better and better. Until then, check out the full photo gallery from the night’s madness below.
The first day of April brings up something truly historic in terms of Trouble & Bass party history; three UK bass juggernauts come to New York City to command and conquer the dancefloor at Good Units. Whether you like your bass experimental, grime-inspired or all over the place, this is the night you’re looking for. This one is truly going to be special, especially when you have the trifecta that is Untold, Toddla T & Redlight.
CLICK HERE to RSVP for reduced $10 admission before midnight. All RSVPs will be entered to win a pair of tickets to the event. Keep reading for more info about the amazing line-up…
The first Мишка mix of the decade comes from the DJ/production duo Crookers. This installment rolls across dub, grime and electro with tracks from Hudson Mohawke, Untold, Eskmo and Ramadanman. The duo have been touring across the globe dropping some of the most eclectic mixes and edits destroying music festival left and right. If you have never heard of these artists below consider this a bangin’ introduction!
