Gentlemens Club: The 10 Filthiest Bass Heaters of 2024
Gentlemens Club
Nov 5, 2024
The UK's viral and dynamic DJ trio whips up some of their most devastating and devious bass-riddled weapons of the year.
To celebrate the release of our latest single — "Fever" on Deadbeats — we've curated a playlist for your listening pleasure. This collection brings together tracks that have been tearing up our DJ sets, tunes that are inspiring us, and songs we're simply loving right now. Enjoy the journey through our soundscape!
Check out Gentlemens Club's 'UK Bass Heaters' chart on Beatport
Gentlemens Club - Fever [Deadbeats]
Something brand new from ourselves, taking it back to our roots. Big bass, big drums, big energy.
Badklaat, Requake - No Guts [Wheel & Deal Records]
An iconic team-up nearly a decade in the making. When we first started, these legends were huge inspirations. This collaboration is pure nostalgia.
SMG - Bozo [Critical Music]
SMG is a sound design beast, and this track proves it. Prepare for face-scrunching bass that hits hard.
Ternion Sound - Artifice (Buunshin Remix) [Vision Recordings]
Buunshin’s debut in dubstep, and it does not disappoint. He can produce anything!
Ricky Tan - QuestionMark [Wheel & Deal Records]
Grime heavyweight Trends steps into Dubstep under his new alias, Ricky Tan. He’s about to unleash some serious heat — don’t sleep on him.
Coki - Goblin (Hamdi Remix) [UKF]
Hamdi takes on Coki’s certified classic with this remix, bringing absolute chaos to our sets.
Borne - Control [UKF]
Borne’s unreal sound design is making waves in the 140 scene. Another essential artist to watch.
NOTION - THINK ABOUT U [Virgin Music UK]
Notion is your favorite producer’s favorite producer. This track blends speed garage with his signature sound, delivering pure vibes.
Bushbaby - DUWML [PRESSURE RECS]
Taking it back to the Niche Sheffield days with M1 Organ vibes. Bushbaby revives an era we love.
MPH - Fiesta [HARD Recs]
A Gentlemen’s Club playlist wouldn’t be complete without MPH. This one is straight-up NAUGHTY.
