Good Society Is Back With a New Seamless Compilation

Good Society returns with the perfect assortment of artists on the fourth volume of their compilation, including Maddy O’Neal, sumthin sumthin, Dabow, and more!

Everyone loves a Good Society, especially one that provides just as nice music to match the company. This label and professional party throwers are known to curate incredible line-ups and compilations that push boundaries. Now, they are quenching the thirst fans didn’t know they needed once again with their latest compilation, Good Society Vol. 4.

Good Society has gathered some of the scene’s favorite artists in past compilations, and the latest volume is no different. This year’s roster contains several underground favorites, including Maddy O’Neal, sumthin sumthin, Dabow, OkayJake, and Slang Dogs, to name a few. After all, Josh Yamini, Good Society’s Founder, stated that this compilation was put together with a focus on highlighting artists “in all stages of their careers” from forward-thinking artists to future stars.

Alexander Will partners with Nat James to take “Control” and start us off. As James spits words that will light a fire inside you, an equally hype beat to match surfaces from Will. sumthin sumthin and ero808 provide exactly “what U need” on this sporadically bouncy banger of a track. Back “Again” to show off his talents, OkayJake takes control of the scene with electrifying bolts of beats that will leave you speechless.

Get ready to “Blossom” with Dennett as this song mixes moments of intensity mashed with serene in-betweens to catch your breath. The queen, Maddy O’Neal, has arrived on the scene with “Another Galaxy.” You’ll find yourself shooting through the sky amongst the stars as she guides you from planet to planet before Seth David takes you to “The Ends” as hi-hats lead you through eerie and dark soundscapes.

Keeping the energy high, Dabow provides one of the faster tempos of the compilation on “SMTHNG” with its choppy vocals and punchy drums that move forward with rampant force. On the flip side, “Murk,” Slang Dogs’ creation of leaded frequencies, drags you down deeper as each second passes. Closing the fourth chapter rSUN lays out that he’s always “Been About,” which is obviously making addicting bass. Prepare to be enticed with distorted pulses and choppy vocals that are sure to satisfy all who listen.

The palates at Good Society have proven their explicable taste again on Good Society Vol. 4, but don’t take our word for it; press play on Spotify or your preferred platform to see for yourself!