The mix contains jawns from Ta-ku, HudMo, Djemba, Kastle, and even Justin “Bugatti Biebs” Bieber—who, I might add, has been killing it lately. Having released a series of teasers as well as a cherubic full-length rendition of What So Grime‘s “Tell Me” just hours ago, there’s no question as to whether the Amsterdam bass wizard has plenty of magic up his sleeve waiting to be unleashed.

GANZ experienced his biggest burst of recognition when he dropped a remix of the popular Hermitude x Flume collab, “Hyperparadise”, which received over 250,000 plays on Soundcloud. Not a bad way to start the New Year, eh?

Although he didn’t make the official HARD Summer 2014 lineup (where you at Gary Richards?), GANZ is certainly an artist you don’t want to sleep on this year. Who knows? Maybe he could be the next Diplo….

Okay probably not, but he’s definitely worth a listen.

(TurtleTip: Nobody is the next Diplo. Not even Diplo.)

Okie doke, well that’s all for this week. Make sure to check out the rest of GANZ’s catalog on Soundcloud and remember to always remain PLURsty!

GANZ – Soundlcoud

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This past week, VICE‘s own THUMP collaborated with DIM MAK‘s Night Bass series to bring you an extra special guest mix from Charlotte-based DJ Petey Clicks formerly of Clicks & Whistles.

Having split from the duo and relocating to Los Angeles, Petey Clicks is on a mission to prove his worth as a solo artist. He brings with him an arsenal of sounds from garage to grime to house to juke. It’s clear that Clicks is on his A-game when it comes to selecting tracks that are as fresh and danceable as they are obscure.

Around the 11 minute mark he cues up the tech-friendly Tchami remix of AlunaGeorge‘s “You Know You Like It.” Aside from his incessant house percussion, Clicks alternates between wobbly aqua bass progressions and smoky synth chords to produce an aerobic ebb and flow evocative of all things UK.

Honestly, this dude needs to be knighted or something. I know he’s not English, but it’s tough to ignore the strong influence UK bass has had on Petey’s style. That’s like saying Justin Bieber‘s hair didn’t have any influence on Miley Cyrus‘ hair…

Or that cocaine didn’t have any influence on Justin Bieber’s career.

(TurtleTip: Just be normal when you’re a kid. You have your whole adult career to be famous and ruin your life. Stay gold, Ponyboy.)

Aaaannd that’s a wrap! Hope y’all enjoyed. As always, remember to stay #PLURsty!

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