Hairitage Drops “House Of Hair Vol. 1”
Bass phenom Hairitage captures a long-awaited SoundCloud-exclusive mix titled “House of Hair Volume 1.” It was released on Thursday, April 10th.
This is THE collection fans would not stop asking about. This track was built from high-voltage IDs, viral teases, and unreleased anthems that lit up stages worldwide. “Lemons,” first previewed years ago, became a cult obsession without ever being released, until now. It’s joined by “Ricochet,” the high-octane follow-up to Heritage’s breakout hit ‘Cheatcode” with Black Tiger Sex Machine which has over 12 million streams.
Hairitage has established himself as one of the most recognizable spectacles in dubstep. Since his breakout single “The Movement,” Hairitage has consistently delivered massive tracks in collaboration with esteemed labels such as kannibalen Records, Monstecrat, Deadbeats, Never Say Die Records, and more. He solidified his place in the scene with the chart-topping “40 cal” on Never Say Die Records, which has ranked up over 25 million Spotify streams since 2019.
What sites Hairitage apart is his refreshing blend of hip-hop and bass, resulting in intense yet colorful compositions that have captivated audiences. His collab with Shaquille O’Neal (DJ Diesel) on “BANG YOUR HEAD” became a festival anthem in just a month, grabbing over 8 million streams on Spotify and still counting. the bass phenom boasts a dedicated fanbase of 350k monthly listeners and millions of streams worldwide on tracks like “Cheatcode” and “Hustle.” He’s also known for his many viral remixes, including Gorillaz’s “Feel Good Inc” and “Paul’s Dream” from the Dune Soundtrack.
The 26-minute montage track of dubstep music brings a sense of nostalgia to those who are. not new to this genre of music. As I listened throughout, it felt almost too enticing to bounce to the hard-hitting beats of almost every beat per minute. For years these tracks only lived in the chaos of the crowd. Now, they finally have a home and a play button.
Hairitage has gone from viral remixes created in his bedroom to collaborations with DJ Diesel (Shaq), support from bass legends like Excision and Kai Wachi, and appearances on some of the biggest stages in the genre. “House of Hair Vol. 1” is his love letter to that journey.