Firepower Records To Release Michael White “Diamonds” EP

January 16, 2018 Category: BlogTag: Bais Haus, Diamonds, Ephwurd, Excision, Firepower Records, GARABATTO, Michael White, Pegboard Nerds, riddim, Rob Gasser

Los Angeles (January 15^th, 2017) – Firepower Records is set to release Michael White’s forthcoming EP Diamonds on February 2^nd, 2018, and it’s about damn time! Major bass music DJ’s from Excision to Ephwurd to Pegboard Nerds have been playing out Michael White’s tunes on their tour and festival circuits. It’s time we get acquainted with this Spanish native. The EP offers a range of styles and genre-expanding productions, which reveals an expertise and experience years ahead of his contemporaries. With huge tunes like these, we fully expect heavy features on set lists around the world.

“Diamonds In My Mouth” leads the EP with a massive Riddim Roller, executed brilliantly against the backdrop of an epic cinematic soundscape. Huge, horrifying synth constructions shear through this track, severing sanity and urging on uncontrollable rail-riding. Michael White is all business. He’s got his foot on your throat and he’s pushing. It’s bonkers.

Michael White teams up with GARABATTO for “Make the Hit”, and although he slows down his vibe here, the bass gets deep, down, and low. There’s a subtle Moombahton swerve that makes the track sexy and intoxicating. This track is perfect for a mid set cool down, a groove-laden intermission, or for hooking up with your boo on the dancefloor. However you choose to enjoy this tune, it’ll melt your face.

For “Moves”, Michael White reveals his Bass House chops, and they are formidable. We even went to Bass House officiandos Ephwurd to get the low down. “Yep,” they confirm. “We play lots of his songs. We played ‘Moves’ on our summer festival sets.” Big and bouncy, “Moves” isn’t just extremely danceable, it’s an anthem, with all the components of a 2018 song of the year. We think you’ll agree.

Squaring out the EP is “Pleasure”, a collaboration with Rob Gasser. The result is a fun, melodic romp balanced against the heavier synth engineering of Michael White. This makes the tune frenetic and wild, moving audiences from one side of the emotional spectrum to the other in a mater of minutes. It’s a hugely enjoyable dance floor experience.

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