Boom!
by Far Too Loud
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Boom!
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'Boom!' is a straight up assault on the senses, diving straight in with a heavily rhythmical intro. This track is bursting with varied styles and samples. With a military style series of progressive riffs, shouts of "Boom!" and smacks of bass setting the pace, it reaches a climax. A Trance-inspired, hands in the air breakdown completely switches things up, taking the melody to anthemic heights. A surefire Festival staple, the fiercely catchy pulse then continues to plummet along to its conclusion.
Never one to shy from creating immense beats; Far Too Loud has brought all his bass weapons to the table with this one. Boom!
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