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Support the artist here - iTunes - apple.co/2gz4lsK Beatport - bit.ly/2z40GOS Spotify - spoti.fi/2gEf2hn Juno - bit.ly/2iwNY4h Google Play - bit.ly/2yFO2VF Good Karma Music have continued to put themselves on the forefront of the independent dance music circuit, having delivered a variety of subgenres which defy any prototype set up before them. Despite primarily releasing drum & bass, they’ve committed themselves to also hosting all manners of groundbreaking musical selections. Based in Perth, Australia, Good Karma Music have become a hub for avid listeners across the world, drawing out inspired records across cyberspace’s furthest reaches and paving the way for burgeoning artists for are only just beginning to forge their careers. One of these artists is Blayze, who’s set to establish himself as part of the Good Karma Music roster with his forthcoming EP ‘Galaxies’. ‘Galaxies’ presents three brand new offerings from the producer, a collection of tracks which pedestals his ingenious sound design and a penchant for progressive production, reflected in every one of his compositions. Your first introduction is through ‘Galaxies’, underpinned by sultry female vocal melodies and slowly pitching synth patterns. The track begins to roll effortlessly into quick note arpeggios, given more weight by smashing kick drum and flurries of stabbing beats. Blayze presents himself as a multi-faceted artist, one who’s able to blend the light and dark elements which make it such a revered genre within dance music. Following in quick succession is ‘Ride High’ ft. Blake Rose, with soulful voice crescendos and swatches of emotive hooks. It’s the perfect embodiment of what Blayze is about as an artist, pulling out the same softly spoken musicality, whilst also nodding to his versatility, not showing a one-dimensional approach to his sound. Up next, title-track ‘Be Mine’ follows the same vibe whilst adding another layer onto the producer’s soundscape. Its more percussive elements move subtly through the mix, whilst each piano strum pulls you in deeper and deeper. Blayze playfully uses vocals to once again add a more humanistic approach to his music, highlighting a standard of engineering which is upheld from start to finish. That’s what makes artists like Blayze shine so brightly against Good Karma Music. Together, they epitomise artist integrity, by giving a platform to the producers who are moving the scene’s core.