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KENDOLL and Chuck Shadow Collab For Booming Bass House Single, “Down Low”


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Kendoll’s been making big waves in the house scene and has received massive support from industry giants such as Insomniac, having already played Beyond Wonderland along with Electronic Daisy Carnival Las Vegas. Her label releases include Insomniac Records, Night Bass, Dim Mak, Prescription Records, Psycho Disco!, Audiophile XXL, Four 40, and there’s no wonder why she’s regarded as one of EDM’s fastest rising acts.

Speaking of making strides, Chuck Shadow is no stranger to making a few of his own. The Denver born, Los Angeles based, multi-talented electronic artist is known for blending his wide range of influences into his own form of house music ranging from the dark and ethereal to the comically enticing, already earning placements on Night Bass, Brooklyn Fire, and now The Boat House records.

Now, the two have come together for what is a booming bass house single, “Down Low“, that is ready to shake the clubs and festivals alike this summer. A gritty female vocal sample rides forefront as wubby bass synths stab in and out, pieced together into a result of epic proportions.

Down Low” is a song you need in your playlists. Listen below!

 

This article was first published on Your EDM. Source: KENDOLL and Chuck Shadow Collab For Booming Bass House Single, “Down Low”

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