Laidback Luke & Roland Clark share “Praise To The Bass”

Electronic music grandmasters Laidback Luke and Roland Clark combine on “Praise To The Bass,” their pure House banger with a deep bassline and entrancing vocal sermon. Taking it to the underground and celebrating the power of bass, something we all undoubtedly love, “Praise To The Bass” is an ode to just that.

In Luke’s words, “I had made a bass-driven house track, and its DNA hints at my Chicago-inspired roots. But most importantly, there's a section in the track that's just kick and bass. In my opinion and experience, it is one of the simplest yet effective methods to move a dance floor. Roland picked up fabulously on this. I've always loved his vocals and the iconic feel to them.”

Roland adds, “I wrote ‘Praise To The Bass’ because something like the bass in a dance record is the driving force to most of the music we create; it’s the foundation of the culture.

“Praise To The Bass” follows Laidback Luke’s collaboration with his 21-year-old son “One on One” earlier this year. There’s a reason this legend is known for cranking out consistent bangers.

“Praise To The Bass” is out now on Dim Mak.

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ABOUT LAIDBACK LUKE

Dutch heavyweight Laidback Luke is one of the grandmasters of dance/electronic music for the last 20 years. Luke has turned his success towards personally inspiring the next generation and unearthing stars such as Avicii, Afrojack, Oliver Heldens, Steve Angello, Nicky Romero, GTA, Deorro, Bingo Players, and more. Luke regularly shares insight as a mentor on topics as wide-ranging as music production, DJ skills, mental health, and his experience as a Kung Fu World Champion. All of this combined makes him a truly unique and inspirational figure in the dance music industry who will continue to play a vital part in it for years to come.

ABOUT ROLAND CLARK

Roland Clark is known as House Music's Songsmith, Producer, Deejay, and Vocalist, all in one. He was born in New Jersey; however hails in New York City for his musical upbringing. His latest alter ego, Jesus Jackson, pegged the 3rd season opening of the show Grey's Anatomy with his song "Running On Sunshine." Roland's voice is often described as wildly erotic, soulful, loving, and deep. Roland can be heard in Katy Perry’s hit “Swish Swish.” Roland has collaborated on more than one Fatboy Slim release, including the hit "Star 69 (What The F**k)" and Armand Van Helden's smash single "Flowerz." As Roland (under the alias Urban Soul) says himself on the 2003 hit "President House,"... "If House is a nation, I Wanna be President."

Roland’s production contributions fuse many artists' best works, and he has worked together with other producers such as David Guetta, Armin Van Burren, Todd Terry, Kenny Dope, Louie Vega, Mark Knight, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Duke Dumont, Vintage Culture and many others.

Roland has had his share of number-one tracks on Beatport and Traxsource Top 100. He was inducted into Pete Tong's BBC Hall of Fame and received the BBC Radio 1 Legend Award for all of his vocal, production, and deejay accomplishments.