Music production company Phasesone introduces new record label titled Sounds of Mayhem
PhaseOne Launches New Record Label, Sounds Of Mayhem Recordings
Australian DJ and producer PhaseOne has taken a bold step into the music industry with the launch of his own record label, Sounds Of Mayhem Recordings. Based in Los Angeles, this new label specializes in a modern hybrid of heavy dubstep fused with rock and metal elements, often termed "rocktronic."
At the helm of Sounds Of Mayhem Recordings is PhaseOne himself, a pioneer of the rocktronic genre. The label aims to release forward-thinking tracks that ignite a raging fire within listeners, blending guitars, vocals, screams, synths, and heavy drums.
The label's debut release is an 8-track compilation titled 'Sounds Of Mayhem: The Uprising.' This release showcases various artists aligned with the sounds of heavy bass music combined with rock influences. PhaseOne actively promotes these compilation tracks in live shows, emphasizing the energy and complexity of the sound design.
The compilation features a drum and bass cut from YUSSI & Neotek, as well as tracks from renowned artists Akeos & Lusumi, Bainbridge & High Zombie, JEANIE & Dino Shadix, DVEight, AVEON, and a four-way collaboration between Fransis Derelle, CRaymak, Tea Time, and Frank Zummo (of Sum 41 fame). PhaseOne himself is contributing a signature piece to the compilation.
The word "mayhem" holds significant meaning for PhaseOne and the label. "Mayhem" symbolizes rebellion, freedom, and anarchy for Sounds Of Mayhem Recordings. The label's ethos emphasizes pushing the limits of sound, aiming to redefine the rocktronic genre.
PhaseOne is passionate about discovering and developing new talent, and Sounds Of Mayhem Recordings reflects this commitment. The label is focused on genre-blending sounds, particularly bass and metal music.
'Sounds Of Mayhem: The Uprising' is set to be released on June 30. To stay updated on the label's upcoming projects, follow PhaseOne on Soundcloud, Instagram, and Facebook. PhaseOne expresses excitement about the label's future and is eager to bring more hard-hitting rocktronic music to the world.
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