“Bust This Out” is the Docka Records debut of house artist, Alexandria’s Genesis. This bouncy tech house track has all the makings of an instant dance floor hit with low bass lines, cheeky vocals and Chicago stabs.
On the flipside, we get a different take from label boss, J-Break, with a future ravey breaks track with old skool booty vocals, high leads and even some scratching.
The second remix pack of J-Break featuring T-Pain “Down For Some Freakin’” drops in time for the New Year. Again, this new release features multi-genres of electronic music including Bass House, Trap, Techno and Breaks.
Brazil’s own, Prodbyiniesta & Martinnz, come correct with their trap remix. The late night vibes are buzzing with the smooth chords and sizzling beats. Watch out or this song will keep you in your sheets!
Docka newcomer, M1000 hits hard with his Bass House remix that features a recognizable hip hop synthline that is sure to rock the mainstages from Vegas to Tokyo.
Technobabble returns with his melodic blend of driving techno beats and lovely pads in the breakdown. This will be sure to give the techno DJs a reason to throw their hands up in the air.
Finally Nerdbird brings the UK garage & 2 step vibes with his remix. With some groovy pads and synths combined with an old skool sub bassline, it will give your trunk more than just a bag full of groceries.
The long-awaited remixes release of J-Break’s electro breaks jam “Down For Some Freakin’” featuring T-Pain finally hits. With a wide range of styles presented in the first of 2 remix packs, the house mix by Rob Analyze features a bouncy bass crowd filler featuring cut-up vocals and a climatic breakdown.
The Essential Freaks, FACTORe & Zak Davis twist their remix up with a funky tech house track that consists of perfectly timed vocal cuts, electric edits, and a groovy bass line.
Docka Records veteran, Jakpot, returns along with newcomer, Algo, for their insane dubstep remix. With a combination of unexpected edits, bass drops and sirens, the bass bins will be rockin!
To top it all off, bass music outfit, Violent Hill, makes their Docka Records debut with a jump-up Drum & Bass remix full of steady pumping bass lines and swirling pads to excite back rooms to main rooms around the globe.
