More beats, more bass, more funk, more chunk. "More" is a bit, well, more. This one is the result of too much good music to fit into one set, but definitely not the "left-overs," or the "B-sides." Honestly, nothing could be further from the truth.
This set is a bit broader in it's presentation. You're going to find everything in here from pop, to house, to progressive, to dark 3:00 am music, to chunky house, and even a touch of trance. It may feel a bit scattered at first listen, and on it's surface, it really can be. But there is one thing that binds all these tracks together, that makes the variety work in a way you wouldn't expect, and that's the bassline. Tune into it, and you'll hear exactly what I mean. It's what allows things to go from the progressive sound of Foamo, to the more melodic Natasha Bedingfield.
So here's the challenge: If you don't click with "More" on your first listen, give it a few more. I'm pretty sure it'll grow on you.
Go ahead, have a little "More!"