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New Autonomous Bass Heads Mix Available for Free Download

Miami-Dade County brought us Bass as a genre. Shade and J-Nasty have not forgotten that bit of information. Collectively known as Autonomous Bass Heads (ABH), the duo has been rocking parties, big and small, mostly on the south side of town for some time now. Sometimes they throw their own...

By Dominic Sirianni

May 1, 2009

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Miami-Dade County brought us Bass as a genre. Shade and J-Nasty have not forgotten that bit of information. Collectively known as Autonomous Bass Heads (ABH), the duo has been rocking parties, big and small, mostly on the south side of town for some time now. Sometimes they throw their own jams and sometimes they jump on the wheels at other's.

Now they are giving us a little slice of mixtual heaven with a free download of their mix "Bootleg Bass for the Bitches." From original tracks, to remixes to classics with a dash of turntabilism, the track satisfies deeply. As much as I love vinyl, I love free shit too and this brave new world of the post-Napster era if full of free shit. Get some.

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