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>Did you miss Bassline Magazine Issue 004 in print? We're live online now! Check out our new site www.basslinemagazine.com

You'll find the highlights from the print issue which dropped in August, plus new exclusive online stories, videos, pod-casts, and photos too. Bassline Magazine is a music culture print and online magazine focusing on electronic music such as drum ân bass, house, breaks, techno, trance/progressive, broken beat, experimental and electro as well as underground hip-hop. This magazine is for you, the people of the scene, whether youâre a DJ, producer, party-goer, promoter, MC, graffiti artist, or someone who just appreciates and loves the music. Bassline Magazine is here to keep us all connected. Our focus is on the Midwest and East Coast with major concentration in Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Maryland and Washington D.C. There are many artists in these areas that are looking to get their name known, and we hope to be a media outlet for them. Times are changing, as they have been and will continue to do so. You can see this change with a simple illustration of technologyâs progression, where the âmixtapeâ now seems old-skool and MP3s are the norm. Our mission is to try to reach everyone and shed light on how people are keeping the underground alive in these changing times. By focusing on club events, parties, shows, vinyl/CD releases, art, graffiti, clothing labels, profiling DJs/producers, spotlighting up-and-coming heads as well as covering issues affecting hip-hop and electronic musicâs culture, Bassline strives to reflect our scene. We must embrace our culture with the knowledge and understanding so that our scene continues for the next generations. Music is the universal language that connects us all. Everyone listen for the bassline.***** For further advertising inquiries please e-mail [email protected] or go to www.basslinemagazine.com.Sign up for our mailing list in www.basslinemagazine.com, on the home page!It’s an easy way to keep connected to our coverage of electronic dance music and underground hip-hop culture in the Midwest and East Coast.In our newsletter you’ll find feature articles, news, press and events highlights, along with music reviews, new events photos gallery, videos, music and more!!

Bassline Magazine Issue 004 dropped Aug. 19 in Cleveland. Send your address and $3 (shipping/packaging) to:
Bassline Magazine
P.O. Box 3441
Dayton, OH 45401. Or shoot us an email and let us know what issue your interested in buying.