A Track with surprising elements combined with the old standards of Electronic Dance Music. A collab between two young and talented producers from Utrecht and Haarlem resulted in "Kushuka", a track with surprising elements that is a crossbreed between the modern and standard elements within the Electronic Dance Music. Where most producers choose for modern synthesizers and production techniques, Axl Ground and Bass Alive have used for example, the Roland MC -505 , something that is not very common these days . Started as a joint project in February this has evolved in a full-fledged cooperation and took its full potential over time . The process of the track went very natural and because the track needed a vocal, Bass and Axl started looking for one in several sample packs. They soon found the sample " Drop It " . It was bold, but not very original . When they searched for translations on Google translate they inserted " Drop It " and they eventually came to " Kushuka " . The translation of " Drop It " in Swahili . They liked it very much and decided to put it in the project. It's crazy , daring and above original . Something that has always been a common thread in the productions of Bass Alive and Axl Ground. Now that " Kushuka " is released by Proflexbeats. Bass Alive: "A release is always nice and also a motivation for a producer. I actually live for these moments. My plans are to work on some new tracks as fast as possible and get into the scene." Axl Ground: "In addition to the release of" Kushuka "I am busy with my own podcast and I am working on new content. The release really is another incentive to keep going. My focus is currently on improving my sound and enhance my reputation as an artist. That takes time, but it's definitely doable. " That being said, the future looks bright for the two DJs and Producers, and with the release of "Kushuka" that future looks even a bit brighter as well.