Following the announcement of a landmark tour, surging bass music producer A Hundred Drums has released a new single, “Deep Space.” Out now via Zed Dead’s Deadbeats imprint, “Deep Space” finds the experimental bass virtuoso at her finest. She’s becoming one of the label’s bona fide powerhouses after releasing 2021’s Enough Enough EP and this year’s “If I Have To.” A Hundred Drums impresses in “Deep Space,” which masterfully blends tinctures of hip-hop, psychedelic bass and organic percussion. Pulsing bass and metallic wobbles serenade us through a menacing arrangement, which is reminiscent of her signature, haunting sound. Take a listen to “Deep Space” below. Scroll to Contin...
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It looks like a new streaming platform is moving into town. It’s called TikTok Music and it will be a place for users to buy, play, share and download music, as well as livestream audio and video just like they do on the TikTok app, according to Music Business Worldwide. Sources say TikTok’s parent company, ByteDance, has big plans for TikTok Music, which is said to directly compete with Spotify, Apple Music and other major streaming platforms. Earlier this month, MBW uncovered a patent filing and job listings posted by ByteDance for A&R positions across North America, suggesting the company might actually be structuring TikTok Music more like a bona fide record label. Back in February, TikTok Music also began tweeting the phrase, “Welcome to a new...
Revered experimental bass music duo Ivy Lab have released their third studio album, Infinite Falling Ground. Spanning 14 tracks, Infinite Falling Ground is a tour de force for Ivy Lab, whose reimagined sound is explored through haunting, deeply introspective production. Coming nearly five years since Death Don’t Always Taste Good, the album finds the pair journeying through eclectic concepts and sounds, making for their most entrancing work yet. The album’s opener, “Celeste” serenades us into a hazy, lo-fi vibe. It doesn’t last long though, as tracks like “Balaclava” and “Q Nix” conjure haunting, melancholic bass and hollowed sound design. Wrapped in dusty hip-hop cloaks and swathed in downtempo electronica, “Our Time” and “Late Night Fit” will hit home for fans of Ivy Lab....
The Secretly Group Union has secured a contract with its employers. The union members announced last night (October 11) that they successfully negotiated a contract with Secretly Group, and that they have voted to ratify the contract. “This was a long and very difficult fight, but we could not be prouder to be the first independent label group union,” the union wrote. Secretly Group labels, including Secretly Canadian, Dead Oceans, and Jagjaguwar, also took to social media to announce that the collective bargaining agreement had been reached. Dead Oceans wrote: Yesterday, @secretlyunion (OPEIU, Local 174) voted to affirm its collective bargaining agreement with SG Services, Inc., including Dead Oceans. This agreement marks a new chapter in Secretly’s ongoing commitment to our staff, to our...
Beck will no longer open for Arcade Fire on their upcoming North American tour in support of WE. Instead, the Hatian band Boukman Eksperyans will be opening for Arcade Fire. The first show on the tour is set for Friday, October 28, in Washington, D.C. Representatives for Arcade Fire and Beck offered no comment when reached by Pitchfork. Arcade Fire began their tour in Ireland in August, just a few days after allegations of sexual misconduct were made against frontman Win Butler. (Butler has maintained that all of the alleged interactions were consensual.) Feist had been scheduled to open for Arcade Fire in Europe, but she left the tour after playing two concerts, citing the allegations against Butler. Arcade Fire responded, “We are very sorry to see Leslie [Feist] go home, but completely u...