Due to receiving stamps of approval ranging from hoards of trap music fans all the way up to our lord and savior Kanye West, expectations are always high for Hudson Mohawke’s newest releases, whether they be for collaborations with Lunice under the now defunct TNGHT banner, or in the case of a brand new cut entitled “Chimes,” his solo work. Fortunately for the bass pounding producer, most listeners will surely be pleased with his latest effort. Featuring bare-bones percussion and bass kicks sounding more akin to Death Grips than Mohawke, floaty synths swirl about before sinking into a slow-burning beatdown courtesy of the aforementioned instrumentals alongside his staple of horns aplenty.

Give “Chimes” a listen after the jump and be sure to look out for Mohawke’s forthcoming EP of the same name when it drops September 30 via Warp Records. For those who can’t keep their money from burning a hole in their pockets, though, the record is currently available to pre-order here.

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