Braydon Terzo Drops Bass-Fueled Single ‘Funk It’

Braydon Terzo is ringing in the new year with the release of his latest single, ‘Funk It,’ out now on his own Roots Recordings imprint. This release marks a significant moment for the Phoenix-based producer as he continues to push the boundaries of the minimal tech house genre. While Terzo is widely recognized for his glitchy, groovy arrangements, ‘Funk It’ leans into a more aggressive and indie dance leaning sound, proving that he is far from a one note artist. The track itself is built around a thick, instantly memorable bassline that serves as the foundation for a series of intricate percussive layers. There’s a palpable dark edge to the production that feels tailor made for the peak hours of a warehouse set. It is a sophisticated evolution of the sound he established with previous hits like ’50 Inch Woofas’ and ‘Paula Abdul,’ showcasing a producer who’s becoming increasingly comfortable with a raw, gritty energy. Since launching Roots Recordings around this time last year, Terzo has utilized the label as a platform to cultivate a deeply specific sound: underground, authentic, and unapologetic. The label’s success has kept pace with his increasing visibility on national lineups, including an upcoming appearance with Discip at Car Park in New York City. While he’s already caught the support of artists like Mau P and Chris Lake, ‘Funk It’ suggests he is more focused on doubling down on a specific niche than chasing a broader sound. It’s a functional, heavy duty club record that prioritizes the groove over all else. Connect with Braydon Terzo: Instagram | X | Spotify | SoundCloud The post Braydon Terzo Drops Bass-Fueled Single ‘Funk It’ appeared first on EDMTunes.