The fourth volume of “Kannibals at the Beach” continues Kannibalen Records’ tradition of delivering finely curated bass music. Featuring a range of artists from seasoned names like RayJhin to newcomers including Phocust and 2DY4 x HEXXA, this compilation covers a broad spectrum of styles and moods. It balances dancefloor-ready tracks like Subdocta x Wreckno’s “Poison Ivy” with the frenetic energy of trap and drum & bass, reflecting the label’s commitment to both variety and quality.
What impresses is how the album manages to feel cohesive despite its diversity. The flow from one track to the next is natural, making the listening experience engaging from start to finish. This is a label comfortable with its identity yet willing to explore new ground.
The compilation’s strength lies in its balance—between accessibility and experimentation, between underground grit and melodic richness. It invites listeners to engage actively, offering depth beyond surface-level energy.
In a scene where trends can quickly become repetitive, “Kannibals at the Beach Vol. 4” shows there’s still room for creativity and growth. It’s an essential listen for anyone interested in where bass music is heading.
