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Published: January 22, 2013
By: Jordan Calvano

You’ve got to give it up for OWSLA. The burgeoning label established by Sonny Moore and his team of experts continue to pull some of the biggest releases in almost every genre fathomable, evolving and pushing the boundaries of bass music on a daily basis. This list digs deep into OWSLA’s ever-growing collection released these past 18 months, divulging their most mind-blowing and effervescent gems. Enjoy!

15. Stratus - All For This
Stratus - Top 15 OWSLA Tracks
This dance-worthy anthem stems from Free Treats Vol II, as a reminder to everyone that OWSLA loves you. “All For This” will stick to your brain like white on rice, as you firmly grip those momentous synths and spellbinding build-ups. Stratus bringing that Chicago heat to the world.




14. Nick Thayer ft. N'Fa - What Props Ya Got
Nick Thayer - Top 15 Producers with Pipes
Nick Thayer’s jaw-dropping style of bass music can best be described as a roller coaster ride. There’s no telling what will come next, leaving listeners shell-shocked from the sheer creativity each adrenaline-laden tune provides. “What Props You Got” is an unorthodox smattering of numerous genres blended together, resulting in a delicious smoothie of coalescing sounds.




13. Porter Robinson - Unison (Knife Party Remix)
Knife Party - Top 15 OWSLA Tracks
Knife Party can do no wrong. When those game-changing synths rinse your eardrums, it’s only a matter of time before the world is distorted. Your everyday walk in the park transforms into the muddy trenches of war-torn Vietnam, and making a sandwich becomes an unforgettable experience.




12. Birdy Nam Nam ft. Teki Latex - Cadillac Dreams
Birdy Nam Nam - Top 15 OWSLA Tracks
If we had it our way, this smooth chune would have been called “Cadillac Pimpin.” Birdy Nam Nam’s California anthem is tailor made for the stoney summer nights, driving round with little ambition and a smile from ear to ear. Pitched up vocals, intriguing drum work, and a mesmerizing ambiance throughout.




11. Skrillex & Wolfgang Gartner - The Devil's Den
OWSLA - Top 15 OWSLA Tracks
It’s by no means shocking that the unblemished synthesis of Skrillex and Wolfgang Gartner’s opposing styles ended in pure madness. “The Devil’s Den” is utterly intriguing, leaving your mind continually clusterfucked from rapid tempo and style changes from start to finish. Bump, rinse, and repeat, because you’ll need a good shower after hearing this.


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