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Lee Mortimer’s Bass Wobblers

14 May, 2010 | 4.24AM

Written by: Zack Rico
Filed under: Music News: dj charts, lee mortimer, wearhouse music

Modern electro is all about gut wrenching basslines and sub-sonic frequencies. It is a land where characters of the nastiest and most gruesome disposition are worshipped like some sort of weird dystopia, where nice guys die like dogs and bad boys rule the universe.

If what is coming out of the speakers isn’t in-your-face ball-crushing bass, then it might as well be a tea dance for the local girl scouts.

Lee Mortimer wobbles with the best of them. As Britain’s answer to forward-thinking, accessible four-to-the-floor bass music, Mortimer is about as unsavory as they come. Your parents would not be pleased if you cranked anything from his label Wearhouse Music out of your bedroom stereo.

With wild rebellion and neighbour disputes in mind, we asked Morty for eight of his current favorite bass monsters to help all ye who seek dancefloor destruction and dream of punching an old person in the face.

Lee Mortimer & Laidback Luke - Blau! [Fool’s Gold]

Still the biggest track in the bag for me. Every since I heard Crookers drop an early version of this back in the saummer I thought Luke and I had a killer tune on our hands! Definitely my most requested song- “of course I’m going to play it” is the usual response!

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Modern electro is all about gut wrenching basslines and sub-sonic frequencies. It is a land where characters of the nastiest and most gruesome disposition are worshipped like some sort of weird dystopia, where nice guys die like dogs and bad boys rule the universe. 

If what is coming out of the speakers isn't in-your-face ball-crushing bass, then it might as well be a tea dance for the local girl scouts.

Lee Mortimer wobbles with the best of them. As Britain's answer to forward-thinking, accessible four-to-the-floor bass music, Mortimer is about as unsavory as they come. Your parents would not be pleased if you cranked anything from his label Wearhouse Music out of your bedroom stereo.

With wild rebellion and neighbour disputes in mind, we asked Morty for eight of his current favorite bass monsters to help all ye who seek dancefloor destruction and dream of punching an old person in the face.
Modern electro is all about gut wrenching basslines and sub-sonic frequencies. It is a land where characters of the nastiest and most gruesome disposition are worshipped like some sort of weird dystopia, where nice guys die like dogs and bad boys rule the universe. 

If what is coming out of the speakers isn't in-your-face ball-crushing bass, then it might as well be a tea dance for the local girl scouts.

Lee Mortimer wobbles with the best of them. As Britain's answer to forward-thinking, accessible four-to-the-floor bass music, Mortimer is about as unsavory as they come. Your parents would not be pleased if you cranked anything from his label Wearhouse Music out of your bedroom stereo.

With wild rebellion and neighbour disputes in mind, we asked Morty for eight of his current favorite bass monsters to help all ye who seek dancefloor destruction and dream of punching an old person in the face.

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