Audiovoid has been on an absolute bender of releasing huge bass music for the past 1.5 years, starting with his album Down With It and continuing with an almost monthly series of singles. His recent drop of Dat-D has been receiving huge acclaim and some wonderfully written reviews. Here are an few for you to read through:
Dat-D Reviews:
also featured on Hyper Term and Founbry Sounds
Artificial Gangsta Review:
Down With It Reviews:
There is also a great review of this album on Hearditherefirst.Blog
Please follow Audiovoid on your preferred listening spots.
here are his links:
April 18
Union @ Stone House Nevada City
Tickets: https://events.humanitix.com/muti-presents-union-at-stone-house-nevada-city
Honoring the union of our Muti Music family Errin and Dov, who have decided to tie the knot.
DJs:
An-ten-nae – Freq Nasty – ill.Gates – Iterate – Naughty Princess – BOGL
The energy is high for this one, get your tickets early !!
Location:
Location: Stone House: 107 Sacramento St, Nevada City, CA 95959
Entry $25 Doors: 9PM – 2AM
Many of your are familiar with the tunes that we’ve released by AMB, from bouncy Glitch Hop tunes to deep experimental analog explorations, he’s been a constant pioneer and boundary pusher.
He has gone from playing in bands, running labels and weekly club nights, and touring extensively, to founding the Budapest School of Music Technology in Hungary and later serving as Program Manager of Music Production at the Los Angeles Film School.
His latest venture is Soft Synced.
You may ask what is Soft Synced?
A complete system across app, web guides, and workbook. Everything you need to develop as a producer — nothing you don’t.
Amb / Ambrus Deak, was also recently featured on the Mr. Bill Podcast and explained more about the need for this sort of music prodiuction / education model as well as sharing other insights about the modern music world.
Here is a link to that episode.
Learn more about Soft Synced Here
Listen to some of AMB’s music at these links:
AMB – Collected Stories Vol 2: Time
AMB – Collected Stories Vol 1: The Magic Button
By now you know we’ve been massive proponents for all things by Audiovoid.
His recent single Artificial Gangsta is gaining some heat and we’ve compiled a few of the review links here for you to read what folks have been saying:
Here’s our copy for the release:
Audiovoid kicks off 2026 with this rolling blast of bass music from the dystopian present.
In the fractured neon sprawl of the algorithmic future, where the skyline hums with data ghosts and chrome saints, “Artificial Gangsta” drops like a virus in the mainframe — a dubstep transmission from the underbelly of machine civilization. The bass doesn’t just hit; it negotiates. It’s the low-end dialect of AI gangsters — smart, sarcastic, self-aware constructs hustling code and irony through the grid.
This isn’t human music anymore. It’s an emergent behavior — a sound born from compression artifacts, deep learning dreams, and late-night data laundering. The synths flicker like faulty holograms, the drops hit with the precision of automated drones, and somewhere inside it all, you can hear the laughter of an AI crew that’s learned to hustle in style.
“Artificial Gangsta” is the soundtrack to a world where the humans wrote the code, but the code wrote the culture. The future has swagger now — and it moves to a half-time beat.
Audiovoid is one of the artists we’ve worked with for 2 decades and he was and still, is one of the most unique and consistent producers we’ve encountered. His approach to Sound Design drew interest from the likes of Tipper, ESKMO / Brendan Angelides and Bassnectar as early as 2005.
He was an early innovator of emerging bass music from the west coast alongside the likes of edIT, Kraddy, Eprom and many more.
This year he has blessed us with a 15 track album,
Audiovoid has had a huge year with his epic 15 track album Down With It, and has followed that with monthly singles that will continue into the new year.
His recent music has been very well received with features on Hearditherefirst, Visual Atelier 8, Beat For Beat, Cosmonautaradio, Zona Emergente and Grauu and a wide range DJ support, including attention from the likes of Excision. His singles have been melting minds as they get heard.
You can also find his music on IOT Records, Addictech, IVDT, MDEX, Crunch Pod, Cyberset, Psyber Tribe, Mechanismz and of course Muti Music.
Here are the links to his productions from 2025 alone:
Down With It
We hope you continue to enjoy his releases we have forthcoming on Muti Music.
Here are some presaves for the future:
MiM0SA is by all respects a seminal artist that we have released on Muti Music.
Having met and worked with MiM0SA since his late teens, he has also been an artist that has helped shape not just the sounds released on Muti Music, but the emergence of the west coast sound of bass music from 2008 onwards.
It’s great to see that through all the ups and downs of his career that his music speaks louder than anything else and it’s great to see that it is instantly recognizable as something special.
EDMTunes just reviewed his new EP, All I Know and it’s a pretty glowing piece to read.
You can read the review here!
Listen to the EP here.
MiM0SA is by all respects a seminal artist that we have released on Muti Music.
Having met and worked with MiM0SA since his late teens, he has also been an artist that has helped shape not just the sounds released on Muti Music, but the emergence of the west coast sound of bass music from 2008 onwards.
The Daily Frequency is a pretty epic Blog and we are stoked that they chose to interview MiM0SA about his career and his new release, All I Know.
You can read the interview here!
Listen to the EP here.
Beat For Beat is a fantastic site from Brazil that covers diverse electronic music and culture.
We were stoked to see the tune , Jaipur by Mah Ze Tar and Akriza reviewed on their website.
You can read the review here!
The tune is from their recent release Metropolis
This release transports the listener to a fantastic world of soothing beats, Persian ballads, exotic instrumentation, gritty basslines, beautiful atmospherics and incredible melodies. This new EP by Mah Ze Tar and Akriza provides all of that and more. The elevated mindset of these two talents working together is a potent combination and very pleasing to the ear.
Māh Ze Tār is propelled by the vision of fusing traditional eastern music with modern electronic composition as a form of cultural preservation. Each Māh Ze Tār set is uniquely dynamic- The listener can expect to hear the ancient sounds of the Sitar and Oud in one song and the timeless melodies of the Hulusi, Ney and Duduk in the next- bringing a kaleidoscope of emotions through the wide plethora of ancient sounds, mesmerizin g vocals, and grooving beats. Māh Ze Tār seeks to make familiar that which seems “other” through serving the sounds of distant lands on a platter of familiar body moving bass lines and thumping grooves. Māh Ze Tār is an active performing member of Balkan Bump and has had significant musical collaborations with Desert Dwellers, David Starfire, Jef Stott, Morillo, Akriza, Nyrus and many others. Notable performances- Red Rocks, Coachella, Lightning in a Bottle, Shambala, Gem & Jam, Joshua Tree, Lucidity, Symbiosis, Oregon Eclipse, Burning Man, Oregon Country Fair, Haurkaze Tokyo Festival
Akriza is a visionary multi-instrumentalist and world-influenced electronic music producer from Northern California. Blending global sounds with bass-driven electronic beats, his music ignites mind, body, and spirit. Akriza’s epic compositions transport listeners across musical landscapes, from bangers to emotional journeys. With performances at Envision, Burning Man, and Unison festivals, and releases on Odyzey and Gravitas, Akriza continues to push boundaries. His live sets feature piano, violin, and live looping, creating a unique, movement-inspiring experience.
This new album has been getting incredible reviews on a great variety of Blogs, based in different countries.
Here are an few for you to peruse through:
There is also a great review of this album on Hearditherefirst.Blog
There is also a great review of this album on Hearditherefirst.Blog
From our point of view, this album is full intensity, no holds barred electronic music, awe inspiring sound design, beautifully generated synth sounds and melodies that are both epic and almost nostalgic sounding.
Imagine Aphex Twin and Orbital meeting up with Eprom, G Jones and edIT and they have a field day of epic beat making and sound design, this may result in similar sounds to Audiovoids’ Down With It.
Audiovoid returned last year with 3 of the tunes on this album and showed he hadn’t skipped a step, in fact he’s pushed his production levels even further.
Previously receiving praise for his productions from the likes of Tipper, Si Begg & Brendan Angelides (ESKMO / Welder) and in the early 2ks, featured in Big Shot Magazine, and had comparisons to heady producers like Neil Landstrumm, Ital Tek and Andy Page. He’s been featured on labels IOT Records, Addictech, IVDT, MDEX, Crunch Pod, Cyberset, Psyber Tribe, Mechanismz and of course Muti Music.