Trouble & Bass

Potato Will Eat You’s web series “Blow Your Head” documents the obscure pockets and subcultures that exist within EDM. Episode #4 sits down with New York producer Drop The Lime. The Trouble & Bass founder discusses everything from his style influence, to his forays in to rockabilly...

Strange VIP released a five-track EP entitled “No Future” from Trouble&Bass Recordings this week. The EP sounds like a Halloween party in January – dark, haunting, dramatic, and nightmarish, and all the while hip hoppy, futuristic, trappy, and moody...

Trouble & Bass founder Drop The Lime’s house track “No Sleep For The Wicked” has officially gotten the trap treatment with a remix by ETC!ETC!.The new release from Ultra records takes a completely new spin on the house track with ETC...

Toronto native Stephane Deschenes, a.k.a. Damn Kids, has released his EP, "Kavoda," a two-track release that should put this young producer on your map. After only one year as a professional musician, Damn Kids has already released 2 EPs, his second on the Trouble & Bass label, and has seen support from the likes of AC Slater, Dave Nada, Pleasurekraft, and DJ Craze...

Today, Fool's Gold Records is holding an event for DJs Against Climate Change, a non-profit organization founded by Sammy Bananas. The orgnanization, which is in its 5th year of operation, aims to help DJs offset the environmentally damaging carbon emissions produced from their airplane travel, while showing that everyone can do their part to help minimize their impact to the climate...

If your not familiar with Trouble & Bass, get hip…fast. This label of go-hard, in-your-face, bass-hitting DJs & producers have been changing the game for the last five years and show no signs of stopping. They’ve caused recent buzz on the music blogosphere with two singles released by, who bloggers refer to as the “mysterious” Party Crashers...

Who is Codes? I'm a DJ/Producer from New York. I enjoy making music and turning parties out. Where did the name Codes come from? My real name is Cody so Codes was just a nickname that I have always had. Tell us about the Brooklyn music scene...