Sidney Charles
Bass Rider
Bass Rider is the title track of a two-track EP from Sidney Charles on his own Heavy House Society label, catalog number HHS060B. It rides a thick, rolling bassline and crisp, driving percussion, while Ravin Crew pushes into tougher ground with heavy low end, sharp drums and a raw vocal.
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About this release
Bass Rider is the 11th track by Sidney Charles premiered on House Six, after Face Your Fear. Heavy House Society has 24 premieres in the House Six catalog.
- Release
- Bass Rider EP
- Catalog number
- HHS060B
- Release date
- May 1, 2026
Release notes
Sidney Charles returns to his own Heavy House Society imprint with the Bass Rider EP, a two-track release that doubles down on his unmistakable groove-led sound. Title cut 'Bass Rider' lands with immediate intent, built around a thick, rolling bassline and crisp, driving percussion. The groove settles into a confident flow, with subtle rhythmic shifts adding bounce and movement throughout. Direct and infectious, it's a track designed to lock dancers in from the first bar. On 'Ravin Crew,' Sidney Charles pushes into tougher territory, pairing a weighty low end with sharp drum work and a raw, attitude-led vocal. The energy builds through repetition and swing, keeping things tight and focused while driving momentum forward. Bold and uncompromising, it's a peak-time tool built for maximum impact. As the force behind Heavy House Society, Sidney Charles continues to shape the direction of modern underground house. His releases on Hot Creations, Eastenderz, and You & Me, alongside standout cuts like Trip Advisor, Take It Back (To The Old School) & Hyper Rave, which have landed on his own imprint, have helped define what fans recognise as The Sidney Sound, a blend of heavy low-end, punchy drums, and groove-first energy. Both behind the decks and in the studio, his approach remains rooted in physicality, drawing from old-school influences while delivering a sharp, contemporary edge. With the Bass Rider EP, Sidney Charles reinforces his label & his identity once again, delivering two no-nonsense cuts built for pure dancefloor connection on Heavy House Society.
