For the close, Joyryde brought us back to the genre we all came for – bass house. He then calmed the crowd in preparation to bring us up for the last few tracks, by dropping 110 Moombahton. He even managed to squeeze in a little Melbourne bounce and hardstyle, most likely as a nod to the Australian audience. He smashed through dubstep, rap, and trap, mixing lesser known tracks while also including the big tunes of those genres – M.A.A.D City, Skrillex’s remix of Red Lips, Work. He had a quick laugh, spun it back to the start of the build-up, then let us enjoy the track proper – everyone lost it.Īfter the troll he decided to take the set away from bass house. Joyryde hyped the crowd, counted down the drop, and completely trolled the crowd by dropping into Spandau Ballet’s slow ballad “True”, similar to Mash’d N Kutcher’s famous viral video troll. Towards the end of the bass house section he played arguably his most successful track, his “Put It In Reverse” mix of Jauz’s Feel The Volume, which Jauz favours in his own sets ahead of the original. He went through a bunch of his biggest tunes dropping Speed Trap, Hari Kari and FLO, my personal favourite of his. Every track he played over this period was bouncy, high-energy bass house and the crowd loved every second. The crowd, in anticipation of the first big bass house drop of the night, sang along passionately, however, as soon as the first kick hit the entire club jumped – and didn’t stop jumping – for the next 30 minutes. Joyryde gave those before him a shout-out, before cueing up his “Swurve” remix of 4 Real by Destructo.
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With a late-ish set time of 2am, the crowd was yearning for Joyryde to begin after a professional warming-up by Invoker. The crowd was vibing, everyone was jumping, and at no time during his set did a track fall flat. Everyone was belting out all the one-line vocal breaks and rap rhythms in his tracks as if they were throwback classics.
He had amazing energy – he looked like he was having the time of his life the entire set, and the crowd responded accordingly. Joyryde is a kid at heart, and has self-coined his bouncy signature sound “Brad Pitt House”. On the 12th of August, HILINE (as a part of their 2 night bender) hosted one of the fastest growing producers on the bass-house scene, Joyryde. Hiline & The XL presents Joyryde Ambar Nightclub
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