He has plans to continue promoting and throwing parties in Buffalo, but is also working on getting his dubstep label, Kingpin, off the ground with partner Hokilla. Staying true to his Buffalo roots, Basha is dedicated to the EDM scene here at home. Using Fruity Loops and Cubase, Big Basha produced a track being released later this year on Gradient Audio with B1t Crunch3e. Basha now uses cdjs the majority of the time in his sets. With the ease of access mp3s and cds provide, it became the logical next step for a dj on the rise. He still keeps his massive record collection of over 1,100 records, but has given into the newest djing technology over the past couple of years. Knowing he wanted to become a dj, Basha started spinning vinyl with a pair of turntables and a mixer.
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He decided to become a dj after the dj battle in the movie ‘Juice’ struck a chord with him. After being introduced to the rave scene, Basha was immediately drawn to Jungle music with its Reggae influences, fast breaks, and deep basslines. In the beginning of his musical journey, he found inspiration in classic rock, alternative music, and especially hip hop. Now running the show solo, Basha looks to throw parties focusing on dubstep and dnb while maintaining a healthy mix of house, breaks, reggae, and hip hop, making his shows hard to pigeonhole.īasha’s music has been strongly influenced by family, friends, and popular culture. With friends Eric Denecke and Chris Metzger, Basha started Frosty Tone Entertainment ( /frostytone) about five years ago when it became obvious that there was a need for a better promotional company for local talent. Armed with the absolute best in sound and lighting, this tour promises to be nothing short of mind-blowing.īe sure to get there when doors open at 8pm to support Buffalo talent Big Basha! A veteran to the electronic dance music scene, Basha has been promoting, throwing, and djing parties since 2004.
Tour boasts not only three big international artists, but is also bringing art intelligent lighting, interactive video displays, and a massive 50,000 watt PK Sound System designed specifically for dubstep. With the help of the aggressive sounds of fellow Rottun artists Downlink and Antiserum, Excision has helped bring the dubstep genre to new levels in the global music scene. MNM Presents is bringing Excision, Downlink, Antiserum, and Buffalo’s very own Big Basha for what is being called the “biggest dubstep event in Buffalo to date.” Excision is Jeff Abel, a producer, dubstep DJ, and founder of Rottun Records from British Columbia, Canada, who has erupted on the international scene over the past two years, packing venues of all types and releasing top-notch tracks. Tonight, Monday February 7th, the Subsonic Tour is coming through Buffalo at the Town Ballroom.
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