30 · 10 · 2025
Canadian producer ATYYA has released his warm and expansive new track ‘How We Hit It’.
The electronic artist – Tyy Clark – is deeply embedded in the diverse realms of bass culture, delving into its various global offshoots. As a producer, DJ, and music production educator, he concentrates on sub-low saturation, informed by a thorough understanding of UK bass, UKG, dubstep, and rap.
With an impressive catalogue boasting over 39.2 million streams from 161 releases, the best is still ahead for him.
The new single ‘How We Hit It’ shines a light on an artist looking towards the future, eager to uncover the unheard. The chords have an almost jazz-like quality, while the heavy bass line flows out from the speakers.
A skilled percussive programmer, the beat of ‘How We Hit It’ draws from UK bass styles but innovatively reinterprets these elements.
A self-identified studio perfectionist, ATYYA refined ‘How We Hit It’ through numerous versions until the final structure came together perfectly.
He remarks…
“Initially, I aimed to create a high-energy bass track from beginning to end. While refining the main bass sound, I decided to eliminate the highs from the bassline using a low-pass filter out of curiosity. That moment altered the entire direction of the track. The smooth, softened bassline brought about a relaxing vibe, accented by jazzy chord stabs. I ended up loving it and integrated this atmosphere with the more intense drops. The juxtaposition between the two distinct vibes ultimately brought everything together.”
Listen now.
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Canadian producer ATYYA has released his uplifting and expansive new track 'How We Hit It'. The electronic artist, Tyy Clark, is grounded in a multitude of influences.