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IN A DISPLAY of solidarity, a community has come together to support a band that recently suffered a devastating setback. Static Vision, while new to the scene,...
THREE 20-something year-olds show grit and determination to get their music to the fore, and with this idea in mind, they will stop at nothing to reach their lo...
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Since adopting his new bass moniker early this year, Sovryn FKA Barely Royal has kept pace with the punishing D&B releases that have typified 2021 thus far. His Static Vision EP was a breakout success and since then he’s become a Korsakov Music darling, releasing another EP with label boss AL/SO remixing High Maintenance’s “Hypersonic.” With that rate of release, it was only a matter of time before Sovryn had another EP ready to go. That time is now. The three- track Weekend EP drops today, conveniently on a Friday and once again showcases Sovryn’s unique production style. C...
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In February, Korsakov Music re-introduced house producer Barely Royal as Sovryn and released his scorcher of a debut EP, Static Vision. An eclectic mix of melodic dancefloor and punishing neuro-inspired chugging synths, the newly minted Sovryn showed that he could party with the big D&B boys tech-wise. It was only a matter of time before a collab with label boss AL/SO was going to happen, and apparently that time is right fricking now. The Insanity EP is not typical for AL/SO, who’s become known for cheeky dancefloor rockers like “Party Every Day” with High Maintenance and “Booger ...
Now this is something the rave scene may not have seen since Carl Cox et al. A complete 180 from the well-known bass house producer Barely Royal as he takes on the 174 world as Sovryn. It’s a bold crossover move but not as bold as it’s been in previous years. As bass house has started to vibe with dubstep and halftime, and they all use similar bass synths, a bit of genre jumping was bound to happen into hard D&B territory. Of course it begs the question: can Sovryn FKA Barely Royal pull off what so few have managed in the past?