2024 has been a decisive year for Tape B and their new EP, Distortion theory, He dismisses him forcefully.
With most shows on their 2024 headlining tour sold out and collaborations with Subtronics, John Summit, Ganja White Night, Juicy J and more, it's safe to say fans are captivated by the “old school” sound x new school” from the meteoric bass music producer. . Distortion theory sums up that style through an impressive mix of nostalgia and modernity.
The EP begins with “Backspin Bass,” in which the sound of old cassette tapes hums while vocal samples explain how they work. Listeners may then recognize the drop as a throwback to the immensely popular Tape B. VIP remix from “Loud” by the late Mac Miller.
From there, each track Distortion theory highlights Tape B's ever-evolving mixing skills. Deep, resonant vocal bass extends across “Hot One” and “Back To Dust,” while clever samples and screeching synths saturate “Nocturnal.”
Elsewhere, “U Know What I'm Talkin' About (Touch The Sky)” and “I Won't Be Ur Drug VIP” showcase Tape B's penchant for combining atmospheric vocals with screeching bass. “Someone To Hold” follows suit, as long-time fans will recognize the melody as “About Me Too” from their debut EP. sacred ribbons. In fact, tape B describes Distortion theory as a tribute to that album.
“This is an ode to sacred ribbonsand kind of a second version of it… This EP seems like a great representation of where I'm at with music production right now,” he explains. Looking ahead to 2025, he adds: “My main goal for next year is working with many more vocalists and getting out of my comfort zone with songwriting.”
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