The heaviest name on this volume arrives four tracks in: 'In The Air Tonight (Pt. 2)', a joint credit between dEVOLVE and CASHEW. The former is a Florida-based producer with remixes for Coldplay, Sean Paul and David Guetta on his CV and a label of his own, TURNT Music Media; the latter a Croatian who has released on Spinnin' Records, Dim Mak and Confession with support from Tiësto and Diplo. That two profiles like these meet on a 124 BPM cut in D minor — the most restrained of the opening stretch — says plenty: they're not here to blow anything up, they're here to show groove craft.
The other name with mileage sits right before it: Sol Brothers, house veterans behind the classic 'What Would We Do?' — revived in 2025 with a remix package — and 'Turn Me Out' with Kathy Brown. Here they share the credit with Preset on 'Because I Get', which at 5:56 ranks among the record's longest cuts and takes the time the average track — most hover around three minutes — never gets.
From there, the volume works as a proving ground: twenty-five tracks, twenty-five different signatures, not a single repeated artist. Among the names most listeners will discover here, a few clear statements of intent:
- Sauce B's 'Back When' breaks rank as speed garage at 134 BPM, the only detour of the batch.
- CRUNCHY CA$HEW's 'FUX IT UP' pushes the tempo to 140, the record's absolute peak.
- Wezkez's 'You Know' holds the low ground: 123 BPM and 6:34, the longest and most patient cut here.
With the opener handled by the package's only remix — Hot Goods' rework of 'Gun Packin' alongside Greed, BTW and MC Kane — and everything else locked between 124 and 130 BPM, the casting is clear: two or three names with a track record hold the marquee while twenty-odd newcomers play for promotion. In bass house, that tends to be the natural order of things.
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