One of the most promising talents coming from down-under regions, Auckland’s Ian Munro kicks the door in for his first Buygore release, “Burn It Up.” Borrowing samples from myriad bangers for a tongue-in-cheek banger that is as intelligent as it is hyper, “Burn It Up,” is a much needed breath of fresh air into the bass music world that deftly experiments with an absurdly wide variety of rhythms and voices in a surprisingly cohesive end-product.
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