Bassvictim

Bassvictim has crafted a range of tracks that resonate well with electronic and dance music fans. “Forever salty” captures a playful vibe, drawing listeners in with its catchy beat. “Alice” brings a different energy, showcasing a blend of rhythms that keep the dance floor alive.

Tracks like “Canary Wharf drift” and “Air on a G String” highlight the diversity in Bassvictim's sound. “Curse is Lifted - Club rmx” offers a fresh take with its club-ready mix, while “Gajówka” and “Wooden girl” explore deeper grooves. Other notable mentions include “L-ON-D-ON,” “As Long As,” and “Flop,” each adding to the artist's growing catalog. The variety in these tracks keeps fans engaged, appealing to both casual listeners and dance music enthusiasts alike.

Bassvictim has been active with new releases that reflect their evolving sound. The latest album, “Basspunk 2,” is set to drop in 2025, following the release of “Basspunk” in 2024. These albums showcase a blend of electronic and dance elements, maintaining a signature style while exploring new sonic territories.

Among the recent singles, “Makes You Wonder” and “Alice” both arrived in 2024, adding fresh energy to their discography. “Curse is Lifted (Club rmx)” also released in 2024, offers a reinterpretation that fits well in club settings. Additionally, “L-ON-D-ON,” released in 2023, captures the essence of the city with its rhythmic beats. Each track contributes to a narrative that resonates with fans of electronic dance music.

Bassvictim has made notable appearances at several key festivals and venues. At Lowlands, the energy resonated through the crowd, drawing fans from various genres. Their set included a mix of original tracks and remixes that kept the audience engaged throughout.

Les Trans Musicales provided another platform for Bassvictim, showcasing their adaptability and range. The performance there highlighted their ability to blend electronic beats with live elements, which resonated well with the festival's diverse lineup.

Rewire also featured Bassvictim, where the artist explored experimental sounds, pushing the boundaries of the genre. Other performances have included various underground clubs and festivals across Europe, consistently attracting attention from electronic music enthusiasts. Each show contributes to Bassvictim’s growing reputation in the electronic scene.

Bassvictim has teamed up with Ngahere Wafer on two tracks, "Hum it to Google" and "Grey Skies." These collaborations highlight their shared approach to electronic music.

In "Hum it to Google," the combination of Bassvictim's beats and Ngahere Wafer's unique style creates a track that engages listeners with its rhythm. The synergy between the artists is evident, making it a standout piece in Bassvictim's discography.

"Grey Skies" follows a similar path, featuring a blend of Bassvictim’s soundscapes and Ngahere Wafer's contributions. This track delves into a more introspective mood, showcasing their ability to explore different themes within electronic music. Both collaborations reflect a commitment to pushing creative boundaries while remaining accessible to a wide audience.