High Big Gigs Presents Bass Camp Feat. Currency And Chrms

India’s only festival dedicated to bass-heavy sounds, Krunk’s Bass Camp Festival 201 is back with a 10-city festival in association with Kingfisher.

About Currency:
CURRENCY is an improvisational performance project exploring the unique rhythmic phrasing found in bass-forward electronic music such as jungle, UK garage, dubstep, IDM and techno. The brainchild of percussionist and producer Rajeev Maddela, CURRENCY aims to navigate this spectrum of genres via Ableton Live, Max/MSP and MIDI percussion triggers (Roland V-Drums and Alternate Mode's DrumKAT DK-10), using stimulating sound design and velocity-sensitive patch programming. CURRENCY improvises entirely realized, full frequency-range tracks on the fly and without any backing tracks, freeing him to change tempos and genres at whim. CURRENCY is the state of being present.

About Chrms:
Chrms (pronounced "Charms") is the alias of young electronica producer Veer Kowli. Veer is based in Mumbai, India.

Inspired by the likes of Flume, Mura Masa, Odesza and Mr Carmack, he has been experimenting with design, film and music since he was 9. He aspires to create fresh sounds never heard before, merging indie dream-pop with all kinds of electronic music. Without restricting himself to any particular genre, chrms' sounds can vary from being super lush, chill and ethereal, to bass-heavy.