Terror Tone

As I’ve said before, I’ve got a soft spot for soca music based on its prevalence in Toronto, so it makes sense that I’d be posting and digging on this remix of Bunji Garlin’s massive hit by fellow 416er Terror Tone. It takes what is already a more subdued soca track (because it’s not at 160 BPM) and re-envisions it through a bouncy deep house lens. This is the type of track that makes me want to play a rooftop party at sunset because it would be all too perfect. It’s just a must grab. - Do Androids Dance Blog

Despite being Canadian, Terror Tone (aka Luke D) has pretty much got the UK bass scene covered. His last single, Tundra, was featured on BBC Radio 1 Extra, so who knows where this one may go. Far, presumably, as the three tracks on offer here are mega-accessible – “Space Jam” is all moody and sensuous electro-house, almost like early Black Strobe or Tiefschwarz, “The Creeps” is more modern with a rolling UKF shuffle and some lovely retro house breakdowns and things finish with the schizophrenic bass mash-up of er, “Mash Up” which splices together a string of killer bass breaks. - Junodownload

“His basslines are what put him a cut above the rest. It’s bouncy and fun and gives otherwise deep tracks a party vibe that could rock any big room.” - Do Androids Dance