Melysma drops ‘Roots Control / Too Long’ on DARKMTTR Records
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Melysma is back with some heavy basslines and unique dub influences on his latest release with DARKMTTR: ‘Roots Control / Too Long’. This dynamic double release brings serious heat to the label, with both tracks bouncing off each other and complementing perfectly.
The release kicks off with ‘Roots Control’, a tech-stepper heavily influenced by dub, featuring atmospheric ragga vocals and a weighty bassline that’s sure to shake even the toughest sound systems. This heady roller is laced with rhythmic percussion and a high-energy vibe that runs throughout. It’s a track that pulls you in and keeps you hooked from start to finish, making it perfect for those late-night sessions where the music just takes over.
Following ‘Roots Control’ is ‘Too Long’, which perfectly blends liquid drum and bass with tech-step. It features soulful vocals, classic dub sounds, and a touch of jungle flavor. This melodic roller is both heavy and tidy, with a deep, growling undercurrent. The track’s intricate layers and smooth transitions make it a standout, showing off Melysma’s knack for creating complex yet accessible tunes.
Both tracks highlight Melysma’s ability to fuse different elements seamlessly, creating a unique sound that’s both fresh and familiar. His production skills shine through, with each element meticulously crafted to contribute to the overall vibe of the tracks. The release not only showcases his signature style but also pushes the boundaries of what fans can expect from DARKMTTR.
Melysma’s ‘Roots Control’ is a truly heavy release, blending the musical and darker elements that DARKMTTR is known for. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to his music, this release is sure to leave a lasting impression and keep you coming back for more. So, turn up the volume, let the basslines roll, and get ready to be taken on a journey through sound with Melysma’s latest offering.
Today we premiere ‘Too Long’ which you can check out below. The 2 tracker dropped last Friday, 19th July, you can grab a copy here!
