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We got booked to play Lost Lands 2021!
The lineup was revealed during his special two-day event, Reunion, hosted at the same venue as the prehistoric party. While each of the previous three years has featured an all-star cast of bass music mainstays, fans are particularly excited about this year's slate. With a wide range of genres and subgenres, year four is filled with genre-leading artists and up-and-comers across dubstep, drum and bass, melodic bass, bass house, and beyond.
Wrecked is available now on my own label!
Noya, fresh off of his recent release “SCRW’D UP” on Warpaint Records, is keeping the wheels in motions with “Wrecked.” The new single uses uplifting synths and drums in its melodic intro before smashing them with the heavy bass drop. Noya shared, “I wanted to give people a break before wrecking them in the drop.”
Noya X Some Die Young release SCRWD UP!
“SCRW’D UP” is the second collaboration from Noya and SomeDieYoung, and it released on Warpaint Records. With the lyrical help of LVNKY and Control, they bring you a combination of upbeat, in-your-face, hybrid bass music and hip-hop. The kicks and heavy bass take control as the upbeat drop draws listeners in.
We’re releasing on Subsidia Dawn Vol 3!
Since its inception, Subsidia has become an excellent way for bass music lovers to discover a multitude of talented artists through their Dusk, Night, and Dawn compilations. The Dawn side of the label’s sound is the home for all the melodic dubstep and future bass sounds and with each release, fans have been blessed with fresh tunes. Now, the latest chapter in the series is out and it just might be the best one yet – be prepared to be taken on a rollercoaster of emotions as you listen.
We are releasing on Excisions new Label!
Bass music king Excision is a true champion of the genre. The “Throwin’ Elbows” artist has created major music festivals Bass Canyon and Lost Lands, produced virtual apocalyptic shows, toured constantly for over 10 years and delivered multiple chart-topping hits. Now, the genre’s heavyweight producer is launching a new record label, dubbed Subsidia, that is made for all genres and vibes within bass music.
We were featured in Magnetic Magazine
Boston-based Noya brings us yet another release through Buygore with "Driver." The 4 and a half minute track features a plethora of wobbles, buttery low end, and subtle synthwave elements, which caps off another genre-bending track from the producer. With releases on Firepower Records, Kannibalen, and Warpaint Records, it is needless to say that Noya has a lot more music that he's sitting on.
EDM Sauce Review of Fortitude
Noya is back with his awaited debut LP, “Fortitude”. Definitely marking his most ambitious release yet, “Fortitude” stays true to Noya’s “pretty much all things sci-fi” influences. During ten chaotic tracks, Noya proves he’s not bounded by genres and offers cinematic gems (“Staging”, “Torn Apart feat. Katie Davies”, “The Way Out feat. Max Laundry”) and of course earth-shattering drops (“Blood For Blood feat. Born I Music”, “We’re Done feat. Gravity” and ”Fly Away feat. Rico Act”). Rock-influenced banger “Just A Reminder (Interlude)” does a great Job of splitting the LP in two and is maybe the most interesting tune Noya has released to date.
Pendulum/Destroid drummer KJ Sawka and budding bass producer Noya shared their explosive Kannibalen debut “Rising Sun.” Impossible Records founder KJ Sawka’s precise, heavy metal drumming in “Rising Sun” hardens chiptune synths while you break your neck on Noya’s wub ride.
Insomniac did a review of “Sanctum”
With the seventh installation of their Flatline compilation EP series on the horizon, Firepower Records gathers up an unholy squad of next-gen producers whose only mission is to drop those vicious vibes on the dancefloor.
Your EDM reviews “Just Say Yes”
I’ve actually wanted to do a premiere for Noya for a long time, and I’m happy to say that day has finally come. After following his music for years, a combination of the right label and the right PR landed his new track, “Just Say Yes,” in my lap and I couldn’t pass up the opportunity.