Apashe is is out to conquer new territories with his new EP, “Golden Empire”.
The Belgian producer has brought out his full arsenal of sonic weapons to craft an epic pair of bass-heavy juggernauts that will destroy dancefloors worldwide.
The title track of the EP is a 6-minute bass odyssey that covers an astounding amount of musical ground. The big drums and gritty bass lines that have made Apashe so well-known are of course prominently featured, but they are neatly tucked into endless layers of brass, between filtered guitar strums and airy choir sections.
The oriental-flavored B-side, “Sand Storm”, is no less impressive.
Montreal MCs Odalisk throw down a few vicious bars over snake-like synth lines before Apashe brings the heavy bass back in what is sure to be another trapstep hit for the Kannibalen artist.
What the 21 year old electronic dance music producer has accomplished within the past 5 years is a testament to his work ethic.
With distinctive sounds, uniquely orchestrated samples and an eclectic background that saw him dabble in breakcore, dubstep, neurofunk, electro, and trap, Apashe has established a heavy hitting sound while gaining support from big time players such as Major Lazer, Afrojack, Excision, Flosstradamus, and more.
