WOAH Track

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Music: WOAH by Shane Ivers – https://silvermansound.com
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WOAH does not understate its case. This is drum and bass, dubstep, and jungle all happening simultaneously at considerable volume - a gnarly, pulsating wub-wub bass line provides the low-end drama whilst an energetic breakbeat drives the rhythmic energy at 175 BPM, and a robotic vocal sample adds a human element that grounds the whole glorious excess in something recognisable. The track is explicitly, unapologetically over the top, and commits to this identity from start to finish with genuine conviction. It's the musical equivalent of too much of a very good thing, which in the right context is exactly the right amount.