Various Artists - West Coast Weighs A Ton vol. 2

Our 2nd installment of 'West Coast Weighs A Ton' is here -

6 tracks of west coast -influenced house & techno curated by label A&R NiQW. The previous West Coast Weighs A Ton release was a successful one, thank you for your DJ feedback and radio and club support.

Fritz Carlton & Ghostea bring in a heavy rolling bass and a memorable synth line with signature crunchy drums and a vocal cut to a perfection with "Now You Wit Em". Kyle Zuck & Hypside's "I Tried" is a classic tech house heater with an irresistible hook that lingers in your mind well after hearing the track.

MTWAT mainstay Dipzy & Strictly Bizness' "Robosoul" is the weird and nasty one of the pack with a "cat walking on a synth" sounding lead over a perfect pocket of a groove and fun vocals. Newcomer Twippy hit's the ball out of the park with a fun tech house piece names "Housewife" explaining every self respecting DJ's dream partner who's dancing to the beat like.

We've had our ears locked in for Andre Salmon and Kricked for a while and they’ve created a killer track that will dust up every single dance floor it hits, called "Wiibble" for a reason. Colin Thomas' label entry "6 Hours" is a jacking masterpiece with a vocal line that's every self respecting DJ's recurring nightmare, "can you play something with a bassline?".

Old and new artists for My Techno Weighs A Ton, together on a compilation of timeless dance music.