From the makers of Slime Recordings comes a little label for loud music – BOSS MODE. With a focus on bass-heavy sounds from all genres, the imprint is gearing up to deliver some incredible music in 2016. Kicking things off in considerable style, we proudly present the first salvo in this experiment from KLIENT. The last few years have seen the Scottish & Polish production duo go from strength to strength, with releases on Trouble & Bass, Tessellate and 877 gaining support from scene leaders such as DJ Zinc, Roska, My Nu Leng, Shadow Child and many more. For their Boss Mode debut they deliver two devastating cuts of bassweight science that defy classification, mutating garage, dubstep and house into something that is uniquely their own sound.
‘Fragment’ leads the charge with a malevolent beat that will give ravers palpitations, combining buzzsaw bass stabs with dissonant atmospherics to devastating effect. ‘Shelter’ switches things up with a modulated lead melody and diva vocal that drip feeds the twisted aesthetics of Tech Step circa 1997 through a modern day filter into something equally as raw and rugged. Both tracks not only provide serious firepower for any dancefloor, but also proves Klient are ones to watch this year.
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