HippieFlipped Puts Out His Debut EP “Anger Management” via Exclusive Tunes Network w/ 3 Heavy Tracks [EP Write-Up]

Boise, ID‘s HippieFlipped Releases His Debut “Anger Management” EP on Exclusive Tune Network Loaded w/ 3 NEW Insane Tracks Being His Heaviest & Most Brutal Work To Date

Storm Coverage By: Garth Jones

Dakota Luscombe, or known as HippieFlipped is an undiscovered gem from the greater Boise, Idaho area who puts out some of the craziest dubstep singles, remixes, and throws down bone-crushing sets on stage.

We’ve even featured him on a week-long spotlight takeover 2 years ago because he’s “flipping” talented!

He has headlined events, played direct support for worldwide-known talent like Kai Wachi, Eptic, and Ray Volpe. He even runs his own record label BoizeeBassGang – HippieFlipped does it all.

Although, the one thing we haven’t seen from him is an EP but that all changes today with the release of Anger Management, his debut extended play with three new originals “Anyway”, “Ignorance”, and “Scream N Shout” on Exclusive Tunes Network. All three are fucking insane and showcase the true prowess of HippieFlipped and what he brings to the table.

Anyway

First up on HippieFlipped‘s debut EP is the track “Anyway” and it starts off with a bang! You are immediately met with a captivating build-up that utilizes looping vocal samples and leads into a brutal riddim/freeform drop. The rest of the track is a wild ride for your senses and keep listeners hooked with the switch up in pace and tempo while delivery knockout drops until the end.

pic: HippieFlipped

Ignorance

Coming in hot as the second addition to the Anger Management EP is “Ignorance”. Easily the heaviest track on the EP. “Ignorance” contrasts cohesively between the suspenseful builds, looping echo chants, and truly spine-shattering drops with loads of bass.

HippieFlipped is known for these types of tracks, and we all know and love this sound, and keep coming back for musical experiences like “Ignorance”. A true treat to the minds and ears of bassheads who are looking for an all-out assault of bass.

Scream N Shout

As the finale to the EP, “Scream N Shout” is more drawn out with its long-sustaining basslines, slower drum patterns, and manipulated vocals. The more you listen to this track, the more sense it makes, resulting in an auditory adventure that you find new areas to mentally explore. From the lyrics, to the changes in tempo, to HippieFlipped‘s signature sound design – it all together keeps the listeners addictively hooked to the thrill it brings.