Tsuruda Rolls Out More Rude Boy Sounds on Latest Two Tunes

Tsuruda provides bass music lovers with two new weekend anthems that will get them hyped, “K.O.” and “F.Y.L.”

There are certain names one mentions when speaking of goats in the scene, and Tsuruda is one of them. Paving his way to the top with his diverse and mind-bending abilities, this multi-genre artist has zero limitations on his talents. No genre is safe as he has tried and perfectly executed his hand at trap, house, riddim, bass, and the list goes on. If you’ve paid attention, you may have noticed that he not only produces but also has been known to spit some bars.

This year has seen its fair share of Tsuruda as fans got the chance to taste a bit of all of his musical flavors on his EP, Deathwish. Along with the delectable charcuterie of beats, he made several appearances at festivals across the United States, including Lost Lands, EDC Orlando, and Beyond Existence, to name a few. Now, he is back with two more obsessions for fans to revel in: K.O. / F.Y.L.

Tsuruda speaks with his chest on “K.O.” as he slaps listeners across the face with rudely aggressive basslines met with low-frequency warbles. This track will bring you to your knees in disbelief and knock you out after delivering the perfect dose of bass. Then, with some help from JHype, “F.Y.L” provides a space for releasing some pent-up energy. Bouncy dissociative sounds fill the space as the self-assured lyricist speaks nonchalant, confident verses sure to give anyone tuned in a quick boost of dopamine.

“K.O.” and “F.Y.L” are two more reasons that Tsuruda should be on your top five list of producers in the bass scene. So plug in and feel the rude boy energy overcome your senses for a boost of adrenaline from his soundscapes.

Listen to the latest examples of Tsuruda’s superior sound on your favorite platform and catch him creating beats live on his next Twitch session!