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	<title>The Bass Archaeology Podcast Ep18 - Hosted by Cookee</title>
	<description><![CDATA[Bass Archaeology Ep 18: Heavy Lows &amp; Irresistible Grooves

Dive deep into Episode 18 of Bass Arch series where the bass takes center stage and the groove never lets go. This edition kicks off with a rolling Bass Arch DnB Intro that sets the tone, thick, pulsating sub bass and breakbeat energy ready to rattle your speakers.
From there, the mix glides into soulful, sun-drenched territory with Tom Misch - Sunshine, before sliding into the velvet-smooth, bass-driven seduction of D’Angelo’s Untitled (How Does It Feel). 
The low end gets even fatter as Jon Batiste brings fiery truth and funk on Tell the Truth, followed by Dave Gerrard’s Repeat the Funk, a straight-up bassline workout that demands movement.
French touch and modern funk collide next with Dabeull’s DX7, keeping the synth bass thick and bouncy, then LAB’s My Brother delivers warm, rolling grooves. The energy spikes with the classic mash-up Marrs vs Lisa Lisa &amp; Cult Jam – Let the Beat Hit Em, where old-school house bass meets iconic breaks.
The journey takes a sleek French house detour with the unmistakable Alan Braxe &amp; Fred Falke – Intro, before heading back into deep, spiritual house territory with Stacey Kid &amp; Tiffini Jenkins – Home (Jerusalem Mix) and the hypnotic terrace grooves of Harrison Crump – Be My Lover (Terrace Mix). Even the rock classics get the bass treatment: Soundgarden’s The Day I Tried to Live and Eric Clapton’s After Midnight are recontextualized in this low-end obsessed world, their riffs and rhythms feeling heavier and groovier than ever.
Wrapped up with the smooth Bass Arch Outro, Episode 18 is a masterclass in bass music across genres — from soul and funk to house, DnB, and beyond. If you love tracks that hit you in the chest, make your speakers thump, and keep your head nodding for hours, this one’s for you.
Bass Arch 18: Where the groove lives and the bass reigns supreme.]]></description>
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