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Barclay Crenshaw Announces Double Album ‘Open Channel – New Frequencies’ Featuring Bass Music’s Finest

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After a groundbreaking year with the acclaimed release of Open Channel via Easier Said, Barclay Crenshaw is back to amplify his creative journey. His upcoming project, Open Channel – New Frequencies, a double album featuring original tracks alongside remixes from cutting-edge bass music talents, is set for release on January 17, 2025.

This two-disc masterpiece continues the momentum of Open Channel, which launched in March 2024 and was followed by a massive 60-plus-date tour. The remix album not only revisits the original’s innovative sound but also ventures into uncharted sonic landscapes, showcasing Crenshaw’s versatility and enduring influence across the bass music spectrum.

Tracklist

Disc One: Remixes

  • Do My Ting ft. Flowdan & Stush (LYNY Remix)
  • Stay Together ft. TeeZandos (Ashez Remix)
  • King of Monsters (Super Future Remix)
  • Big In The Game ft. Snowy & Manga Saint Hilare (Shanghai Doom Remix)
  • Dub Life (sfam Remix)
  • The Rebel ft. Snowy (So Sus Remix)

Disc Two: Originals

  • Do My Ting ft. Flowdan & Stush
  • Stay Together ft. TeeZandos
  • King of Monsters
  • The Quiet Storm
  • The Juice Is Good
  • Big In The Game ft. Snowy & Manga Saint Hilare
  • Dub Life
  • Shyboy
  • The Rebel ft. Snowy
  • Biz Markie
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Remix Artists: A Blend of Styles and Inspirations

Each featured artist brings their distinct flair to Open Channel, crafting a vivid tapestry of reinterpretations:

  • Shanghai Doom: Known for their dark, heavy bass infused with ominous themes.
  • LYNY: Combines hip-hop influences with melodic bass music, garnering support from major industry names.
  • sfam: A New Orleans duo blending experimental bass with minimal trap beats.
  • Super Future: Merges ethereal downtempo with high-energy trap for immersive musical journeys.
  • Ashez: Hailing from Auckland, delivering a globally resonant bass-driven sound.
  • So Sus: A Vancouver standout celebrated for his emotionally engaging productions.

An Artistic Evolution

Open Channel marked a significant shift for Crenshaw, transitioning from his Claude VonStroke persona into a deeper exploration of bass music under his given name. The album’s success paved the way for collaborations with family and industry peers, including tracks like Tiramisu ft. Ella Crenshaw, Goodbye My Friends ft. Jasper Crenshaw, and Angel Above with Zeke Beats.

Live performances, such as headline shows at Denver’s Mission Ballroom and Nashville’s Skydeck, solidified Crenshaw’s growing presence, while heartfelt collaborations showcased his multifaceted artistry.

About Easier Said

Easier Said continues to redefine modern dance music, blending quality releases with inventive marketing. The label’s diverse roster spans Afrobeats, Indie R&B, and DJ-driven projects, fostering a forward-thinking music culture.

For more, visit Easier Said.

Stream and Tour Information

Prepare for an exhilarating journey into New Frequencies as Barclay Crenshaw and bass music’s finest reinterpret the sonic boundaries of his visionary Open Channel.

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