After building their reputation as a force for positivity in the capital city club scene, Berlin Bass Collective have looked amongst their ranks to find two producers with the talent to reflect their tried and tested ethos which has been setting dance floors alight across Berlin and the UK.
Their parties are about creating the atmosphere where everyone feels like they are at a house party, striving to create a vibe of unity freedom and inclusiveness, a vibe that seems to have oozed into the very wax of their first release.
Built from a palette of raw, low-fidelity found sound, obscure disco reworks and original bass lines these tracks are built to function as well underneath the mirrorball of a packed dance floor as they are kicking back at a house party.
On the A, Brian Ring draws on his immense knowledge of the disco and soul roots of house music. Channelling the spirit of his night time dalliances as a resident of both the ‘Disco Kiez’ and ‘House of Love’ parties in Berlin, Brian’s productions embody the philosophy that good music is music that gets people moving. On the flip, Bridge Guy takes us into super chill with a collection of organic, lo-fi tracks that loop beautiful disco bass lines and vocals so sultry you will feel like you’re floating.
With the 2nd release already underway and a slew of parties and more productions on the way Berlin Bass Collective is a name to get used to as you are going to be hearing a lot more from these guys.
Brian Ring & Bridge Guy’s ‘The Sound Of Berlin Bass Collective Vol. 1’ is available on Berlin Bass Collective. Grab your copy here.
