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28/09/2025

❤️V I B E A L E R T❤️👉 DnB Track “It was all a Dream” by at 174 BPM -

🎉🎈🎉 It’s also Drumrunz’s birthday, so let’s exchange the gift of love with this one!👍😍

Ejoy 😍😊👍

P.S.🚇 Perfect for late‑train headphones and dawn runs 🚇.

27/09/2025

👉 HEADLINE

Drumrunz "It was all a Dream ignites purple brass stabs at 174BPM

Single out Sept. 28, 2025; memory-banked drum & bass and a birthday gift to self. 🎉🎉🎉🎈

📍 Dateline

LONDON, United Kingdom — Sept. 28, 2025 —

🚦 Introduction

Drumrunz - Latvian producer/engineer Girts Bariss - files “It was all a Dream” today on Fresh Music Frontier, a two-minute-fifty-nine, 174-BPM dispatch built to stick to your ribs. Tracked, produced, mixed, and mastered in Jelgava, Latvia, it’s modern drum & bass wired for recall and release. The cut hits digital shelves 28/09/2025 as a standalone single.

🔊 About the music

This is drum & bass with a soft underbelly and a steel spine. Three signatures do the damage: a smooth, low-slung reese under the verses; a wobbly mid-bass that tugs at the gut; and a brassy lead that bursts forward in the chorus like neon purple in a darkroom. At 00:22, the calm intro snaps - vocals wide and upfront, drums tight and dry - and the brass hits shove the chest while the kick/snare grid makes the feet decide. No feature parade, no EDM confetti - just one producer steering the whole weather system.

🛠️ Behind the scenes

Cut in Jelgava with a hybrid rig, Bariss kept the intro almost ascetic - voice, reese, air - so the first drop doesn’t just arrive, it recontextualizes the room. The tug-of-war between nostalgia and impact became the point: the verse pulls the emotion back a notch so the chorus can surge, with brass brought right up front and the rest clearing lane. That restraint turned into the track’s pressure valve.

🗣️ Artist statement

“They gon’ love me for my Ambition… Beautiful music, painting pictures that be my vision,” says Drumrunz, quoting Wale, then asking, “What are you painting this world into?”

🎧 Why listen

For fans of: Sub Focus, Dimension, Wilkinson, Netsky, Hybrid Minds
Best for: late-train headphones, 3 a.m. warehouse corners, dawn runs that need a final mile
Because: 2020s DnB rarely nails hope and hindsight this clean—press play and file a memory you won’t misplace.

📇 Credits and release info

Written, produced, mixed, and mastered by Ģirts Bariss (Drumrunz). Studio: Jelgava, Latvia. Label: Fresh Music Frontier (London). Tempo: 174 BPM. Duration: 02:59. Release date: Sept. 28, 2025. Press/promo: [email protected].

👤 About the artist

Girts Bariss started at six on piano in Latvia, earned his stripes on bass in school orchestra and choir, and took a left turn through a nu metal band before zeroing in on electronic production. Relocating to the UK in 2018, he sharpened the engineering blade while stretching across hip-hop and club forms. As Drumrunz, he keeps one hand on the faders and the other on the feeling.

🏁 Unleashed by Fresh Music Frontier

Guardians-in-the-gutter, alchemists for rave’s afterburn. For the ugly-soul beautiful and the joyful ghosts.
Studio trenches: Jelgava, Latvia
Contact/reckoning: [email protected]

⚠️ REAL GUARANTEE

No corp gaslighting, no algorithm favorite son—just tracks scraped raw with love and plank-straight faith in the heat between you and the next return train. Fresh Music Frontier provides only human produced music. Visuals may contain a splash of AI.

🚨 GET OUT OF THE BLEACH GREY!

Polite ears can wait; your pulse can’t. “It was all a dream” files the past under “loud,” stamps the present, and leaves room for whatever you’re brave enough to remember. Shoes on - play it before the moment fades.

26/09/2025

😌 C o z y 🚨 A l e r t ! 😌

💦💧liquid DnB release by “Lounge and Bass”: 🍯🐝 honey-warm reese at 174BPM

Perfect for night coding or rainy sketchbooks ☕️.

Save the song for the cozy

26/09/2025

👉 HEADLINE

Drumrunz Pours Liquid Calm in “Lounge and Bass” - Tea, Not Tequila, for Your Nervous System

Single Release | Drops September 26, 2025 | Chilled grit is not an oxymoron in Jelgavas pilsēta

📍Jelgava, Latvia — Sept. 15, 2025 —

Pieced out of insomnia, filtered through sleepy hooks and late-bloom grooves, the new Drumrunz single “Lounge and Bass” smuggles a thermal blanket into liquid drum & bass’s click-clack innards. Jalapeno-fried energy has no room in this porcelain cup: producer Girts Bariss leaves the genre’s peak-time hysteria on ice, aiming instead for that serene cigarettes-at-sunset groove you secretly need most. Digital lights go soft; someone - maybe you - reaches for a third mug of Earl Grey.

🔊 About the music

Try picturing a sepia-lit bar at half past never: smooth reese bass spans the record’s frame, viscous like heated honey. Topside, robotic hi-hats trade smirks with minimalist lounge chords on a Fender Rhodes emulator, the whole palette dusted with wispy phonk vocals swimming in the deep end of the soundwaves. The opening (0:00–00:23) hangs heavy with drowsy, incantatory raps, the 00:24 chorus surges as a guest voice carts in heartfelt melodic autobiography. Around 1:28 the drums heel-turn to a coded hip-hop tumble - split screens for hackers and dreamers both.

🛠️ Behind the scenes

Trapped in perennial eastern drizzle, Bariss cooked “Lounge and Bass” from a single chord that refused to go away - utterly chill, vaguely taunting. The answer: paint with restraint, pad blue light in a stew of fleeting pockets and whispered hooks. At 3:18, Bariss committed one final sin - a dry, comic scratch flourish, stuck in for no better reason than it felt convincing as mischief.

🗣️ “I tried to make it overcaffeinated and failed as soon as the chord turned up - so I ran with what it whispered, not what I’d planned.” - Girts Bariss (Drumrunz)

🎧 Why listen

For fans of: Calibre, Lenzman, S.P.Y., Phlocalyst, lofi layabouts with code stains on their wrists. Best for: Night hacking, hand-sketching after city hours, plotting gentle indoor insurrections. Because: You want reassurance that chill and tension don’t fight - sometimes they slow-dance. Drop your mask; cue “Lounge and Bass” and recalibrate.

📇 Credits and release info

Written, produced, mixed, mastered: Ģirts Bariss. Jelgava studio lockdown, 2025. Label/Publisher: Fresh Music Frontier, London. Drum & Bass | 174BPM | 3:41 Release date: 26 Sept 2025

👤 About the artist

Girts Bariss, a Jelgava/London oddity with orchestra scars and chopped up nu-metal memories, hides piano under his drum machines and pure intentions under his reese tones. He wrestled Latvian winds then plugged into UK after clubs, learning audio’s inner bones as sincerely as any cathedral restorer.

🏁 Fresh Music Frontier Credit

Unburdened by shininess: Fresh Music Frontier nurtures rebel hearts punk enough to engineer stillness. For states past fatigue - beneath strip lights, one brain cell flickering hope.

⚠️ We Torch AIs For Warmth

No Chatbots were bribed, emotionally extorted, or threatened with pancakes during the making of Drumrunz. Only classic ear training and many pixels ordered in symphony and transferred via air by speakers . Handmade music - zero AI

🚨 UNSCREW YOUR SKULL FROM AUTOPILOT

Forget crystal orbs: Listen up - “Lounge and Bass” gets you alone in the best possible way. Pour your evening down these speakers. Deadlines can wait. So can reality. You're overdue in this lounge.

24/09/2025

N e w D r o p ! drops energetic Drum and Bass track “Elevate” Perfect for marathon cleaning frenzies 🧼 or crushing your workout 🏋️

Crank it up, redraw your limits. Crush the competition!

Find “Drumrunz - Elevate” on your favorite music streaming platform!

24/09/2025

👉 HEADLINE

Drumrunz’s “Elevate” Sparks Capital City Chaos with Phonk Cowbell Blitz

Single “Elevate” drops September 24, 2025—Jump-Up Drill Siren for Workout Maniacs & Skyscraper Chasers

📍 DATELINE

JELGAVA, Latvia — September 24, 2025 —

🚦 INTRODUCTION

Here’s a blaring shot of serotonin, direct from a night-lit bunker in Jelgava: Drumrunz (a.k.a. Girts Bariss) cracks the sky with “Elevate,” his drum & bass call-to-arms meticulously weaponized for rabbit-hearted workout nuts and wild party casualties. Release is set: digital detonation at 174 BPM, no safety gear after midnight.

🔊 ABOUT THE MUSIC

Your flatscreen won't survive the first drop. “Elevate” is jump up carnage for grime-choked marathons, pushing every home, gym, and penthouse to shoulder nuclear uproar. The compounded blitz comes in three swings: phonked-out cowbell flexing global popularity (catch the dance freak-out at 2:12), synthwork in total anarchist mode ripping paint off city walls, and a rabid, barking selfreflecting vocal—Bariss eviscerates inertia, detonating “get ready to be ejected” at 00:25. Pure drive: positive as washing all sins off till it snaps, then straight hard-hitting mayhem…and somehow still yells, MOVE.

🛠️ BEHIND THE SCENES

Produced in Jelgava stronghold, “Elevate” was forged with DAWs limping from abuse and every relic of stock drum & bass—yet the phonk cowbell, default sample in hand, hijacked the show and torched the grid. The studio nearly flooded with gradient sweats. None of it pretty - just go-for-kill abrasion shot through cubist, party-night filtration until nothing but hacksaw hype remained.

🗣️ ARTIST STATEMENT

With Elevate dropping, it was like sending a lightning bolt through the circuit between London, New York, wherever you are listening from.

🎧 WHY LISTEN

For fans of: Turno, Hedex, late Sub Zero, Calendula, the sweat-room corner at Fabric, nobody survives. Best for: Scrubbing floors like they insulted you, half-marathon commutes on no breakfast, post-3am party sprints. Because: Nobody regrets working out to a Latvian broadcast that rivals thunder and unfiltered adrenaline - tap in and annihilate your lazy mornings NOW.

📇 CREDITS AND RELEASE INFO

Produced/mixed/mastered by Ģirts Bariss in Jelgavas pilsēta, Latvia. Label: Fresh Music Frontier (London). ISRC & UPC for new 2025 release. Duration: 03:46. Tempo: 174 BPM. Artwork: Cubist, hyphy city mulch—TBA. Link: (will add when public) Release Date: September 24, 2025.

👤 ABOUT THE ARTIST

Drumrunz is the stealth alias of Girts Bariss, a classically trained Latvian escapee who channels choir robes and nu-metal chaos into electrically-shocked drum & bass. Born under Baltic skies and clutching piano keys before most rode bikes, Bariss survived the orchestra pit, shredded in school bands, took an unholy joyride through hip hop beatcraft, and landed backstage at London’s sweat-stained Wave nights. Now producing, mixing, and mastering his own urban hyper-anthems, Bariss grabs rave tradition by the collar-permanently wired between Eastern density and London’s relentless pulse.

🏁 FRESH MUSIC FRONTIER PRIZES BADGES OVER BLEACH

Saint badged and recurring hype-scarred - these beats tumble from cracked subways to British afterparties and stay fun when tracked indoors. Studio trenches: Jelgava, LV + London commutes. Contact/reckoning: [email protected]

⚠️ NO COBWEBS, NO BOTS, JUST JUSTIFIED PANIC

Artificial intelligence keeps its mitts off the authentic mayhem. Fresh Music Frontier exports DAW-inflicted electro just shy of pyromania, propelled by actual sweat. May induce compulsive lunging. Side effects permanent in playlists worldwide. Handmade music - zero AI.

🚨 DOES YOUR MOONLIGHT NEED RESTRAINT?

You need three things this season: last notice for the dopamine squat, Drumrunz on the radio, and a view onto city glass. Miss “Elevate” once: blame gravity. Twice and you’re dust by dawn. Stay up, plug in, cause everyone’s about to go delightfully mad.

19/09/2025

— Without Gravity (Letting Go): 174 BPM liquid, airy pads and a rolling sub snap double-time at 0:44 like neon rain on chrome.

Perfect for: sunrise headphones, night-bus windows 🌅🚌. Out 19/09/2025 tap to save.

19/09/2025

⚡️HEADLINE
Drumrunz ‘Without Gravity (Letting Go)’ sheds rusted ballast at 174 BPM

Single — September 19, 2025 — liquid drum & bass with a double‑time jolt built in two days.

📍 Dateline
LONDON, United Kingdom — September 19, 2025 —

🚦 Introduction
File this under necessary exorcisms. Drumrunz drops Without Gravity (Letting Go), a 174-BPM liquid cut that trades dead weight for altitude and keeps its receipts. Tracked in Jelgava, Latvia over September 17–18 and released via London’s Fresh Music Frontier, it’s produced, mixed, and mastered by Ģirts Bariss, who favors precision over platitudes.

🔊 About the music
Liquid drum and bass, calm on the surface with a pulse that won’t let your shoulders stay still. Three signatures anchor it: glass-smooth, layered pads that breathe around the kick; a warm, rolling sub that tucks into the pocket; and vocal layers that feel close without turning saccharine. At 0:44, the chorus snaps to a double-time feel-hips forward, jaw unclenched-and the track stops brooding and starts moving.

🛠️ Behind the scenes
Bariss built it fast and clean in Jelgava, chasing a chorus that kept sinking until he flipped the grid-double-time lift against liquid drums, pain transmuted into propulsion. The “too-heavy” section became the feature, and that tension-weight versus release-stays baked into the mix like a hairline crack you can’t stop tracing.

🗣️ Artist statement
“I made it to cut loose what keeps you earthbound-drop the weight, keep the heart, go.” - Girts Bariss (Drumrunz)

🎧 Why listen
For fans of: Calibre, LSB, Etherwood, High Contrast, Netsky.
Best for: sunrise resets, night-bus headphones, last email before you quit it for the weekend.
Because: it marries liquid brightness to a surgical 0:44 switch that actually earns the word “release.” Cue it, breathe, repeat.

📇 Credits and release info
Written, produced, mixed, and mastered by Girts Bariss. Artist: Drumrunz. Track: Without Gravity (Letting Go). Label: Fresh Music Frontier (London). Studio: Jelgavas pilsēta, Latvia. BPM: 174. Duration: 3:25. Release date: September 19, 2025. Artwork: cubism-inspired cover. ISRC/UPC: TBA. EPK/press: available on request.

👤 About the artist
Girts Bariss grew up in Latvia, started on piano at six, and sharpened his ear in school orchestra and choir before a nu‑metal stint nudged him toward production. He built beats, learned the honest math of audio engineering, and moved to the UK in 2018, folding that discipline into tracks that hit clean and linger long. As Drumrunz, he keeps it human, detailed, and stubbornly melodic.

🏁 Fresh Music Frontier: carriers of the bright bruise
Unleashed by Fresh Music Frontier-curators with mud on their boots and glitter in the faders, filing from London while the bass dries on the walls. For the soft-spoken insomniacs and the hard-headed healers. Studio trenches: Jelgava, Latvia. Contact/reckoning: [email protected]

⚠️ Real guarantee: no plastic halos, no algorithmic darlinghood
No corporate mirage, no pay-to-feel—just human-made music, cut with care and returned to sender with the heat still on it. Fresh Music Frontier provides only human-produced music. Visuals may contain a splash of AI.

🚨 Last call for gravity
If you’re clinging to ballast, consider this your eviction notice. “Without Gravity (Letting Go)” isn’t polite—it’s necessary. Press play, step lighter, and leave the old shell on the platform.

17/09/2025

Banger Alert🚨 drops “Rave Ant: Banger Energy, Vol. 1”

174 BPM bass grit under city neon. Perfect for night drives or warehouse dawns.

Use this sound.

🏙️

17/09/2025

⚡️HEADLINE

Drumrunz ‘Rave Ant: Banger Energy, Vol. 1’ Releases Industrial Bass Heat in Orbital Mode

Three-track drum & bass gr***de lands 17/09/2025: raw frequencies puncture the floor, finishing in London neon but dreamt in Baltic night.

📍LONDON, United Kingdom — Sept. 17, 2025 —

Pack up your apathy - fresh off the bench and straight out of Jelgava Studio, Drumrunz (Ģirts Bariss) slings Rave Ant: Banger Energy, Vol. 1 into the rave ether, wrapping industrial sweat and cubist introspection in 174 roaring BPM. Programmed for those who party in abandoned buildings - maybe on Mars - the EP burns its first fuse September 17 on Fresh Music Frontier. Lurid bass, unfiltered edges, real stamina.

🔊 About the music

Twelve minutes, three phases: “Outer Space Rave” carves open an underground stronghold - frantic drums, dense neuro bass elements, aggression swirling through every synth stab. “illa Shi” stays dark but widens, with cinematic suspense humming beneath ghostly sampled voices and punch-break percussion built for paranoid midnight huddles. Drumrunz saves his glow for last: “Glitter & Gold,” an afterparty anthem morphing snappier, brighter, parts - liquid textures, positive drive, highs sweeping up from rumble to elation without ever crossing into the insufferably polite. Track DNA splices industrial and liquid; banger energy is the law, but mercy lands late if it lands at all.

🛠️ Behind the scenes

This set wasn’t mapped, it was chiselled from headspace: writing and recording by Bariss himself over one intense September week. Bass dominates top to bottom - a heavy mixture of hybrid samples, plugged ears and analog-twisted DAW software. Vocals ghost through recurring motifs, sometimes hacked with cut-up samples. Track order was reprogrammed late: what began as a slow-burn build explosively detonates, lulls you in cinematic bass-stained reflection, then treasures you a sunrise finale. Drumrunz calls it "bending air" - and you can almost feel the pressure shifting.

🗣️ Artist statement (attribution preserved)

“Air bending is the highest form of craftsmanship. These tracks breathe and sweat - let ‘em get in your bones.” - Girts Bariss aka Drumrunz

🎧 Why listen

For fans of: Noisia, Dimension, Camo & Krooked, Artificial Intelligence, Sub Focus. Best for: Blasting dancefloors grimy or galactic, warehouse window watch duty, finishing your mission regardless of which planet you woke up on. Because: Industrial culture needs heft and contrast; energetic doesn’t stop at hard - it gets layered, saturated, and real. Instantly rewire Monday. Spin “Outer Space Rave” loud.

📇 Credits and release info

All tracks written, produced, mixed, and mastered by Girts Bariss. Jelgavas pilsēta Studio. Released by Fresh Music Frontier, London. Full EP: 03:13 / 03:23 / 05:10. Artwork: statue head in Bariss’s cubism vision. Out September 17, 2025. 174 BPM, total duration ≈ 11:46. Streaming via Spotify, Apple Music. Promo/press: email [email protected].

👤 About the artist

Girts Bariss launched from childhood piano virtuoso days to school orchestra oddball, ignited detours as a nu metal bassist, then dove into electronic production and tightrope-walked Latvia and UK scenes since 2018. His hands engineer every part of the experience: emotional sound construction, surprising reference-points, banger lungs. Drumrunz is the artist when dark spaces get lit and expectation sands off its fingernails.

🏁Down-the-wire from FRESH MUSIC FRONTIER - London label delivering the music for those who don’t fear the sweat (or the art damage).

Contact at: [email protected]

⚠️ ALL FREQUENCIES ORGANIC.

No AI draft horses, no playlist-rinsed substitute. Errors sweat; bass pulses come intact. Visuals occasionally reflect algorithms, but music is human blood and 220 volts.

🚨GET OUT OF PROCESSED GREY.

“Rave Ant: Banger Energy, Vol. 1” reminds us rave doesn’t just survive; it rigs new space. No presets - PLAY LOUD or stay extinct. Your rite of passage, three ways. Claim your bone-bender.

12/09/2025

Go Go Girl by stamps out sleep with 174-BPM sub-bass and late-night sirens—the morning sun bouncing off broken trust.

Perfect for: trembling kitchen coffees and unraveling at sunrise.

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Spin it, feel bravely unsteady.