Max Kernmayer's 'Show Em The Bass' EP to drop on Rawsome Deep

Max Kernmayer’s ‘Show Em The Bass’ EP, dropping on October 27th via Rawsome Deep, boasts an infectious fusion of groovy house and hypnotic tech beats.

With the exhilarating title track ‘Show Em The Bass’ and the mesmerizing B-Side ‘Cosmic Interaction’, the EP seamlessly intertwines elements of groovy and energetic house beats with hints of minimal and deep tech. House music made for the dancefloor.

Max Kernmayer brings an electrifying energy to every DJ set and his productions, characterized by his signature blend of groovy basslines, jackin’ drums, and captivating synths. Somewhere in between Minimal House, Deep Tech, Tech House and UK Garage is where he sonically feels at home. However, don’t be surprised if you occasionally find him playing and producing some of the harder shades of Techno.

As a DJ Max already rocked all the good clubs in his hometown Vienna such as Grelle Forelle, Pratersauna, Sass, The Loft and many more. He also made appearances at Lighthouse Festival (Croatia), Rotunde Bochum and the EuroPride Parade 2019. In addition, Max is part of the hausgemacht crew, who are organizing some of the best partys in Vienna.

But playing only other people’s music was never enough for Max, so he decided to start producing his own tunes in 2014. Today Max has a steady release schedule, releasing his originals and remixes regularly with labels such as Rawsome Recordings, Techords, Hood Politics Records, Whoyostro and many more.

We premiere ‘Cosmic Interaction’ on Data Transmission and you can grab the whole EP on Beatport.

Data Transmission · Max Kernmayer – Cosmic Interaction [Rawsome Deep]

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Grahame Farmer

Grahame Farmer’s love affair with electronic music goes back to the mid-90s when he first began to venture into the UK’s beloved rave culture, finding himself interlaced with some of the country’s most seminal club spaces. A trip to dance music’s anointed holy ground of Ibiza in 1997 then cemented his sense of purpose and laid the foundations for what was to come over the next few decades of his marriage to the music industry.