Album lore

Fred Again..’s USB compiles a sprawling 45 tracks of stutter house, UK garage, bass house, and related EDM strains, first surfacing in early 2022 on Atlantic Records UK. Conceived as an "infinite album," USB functions more as an extended playlist than a conventional record, gathering singles across a broad spectrum of electronic styles. Notable inclusions like “Turn On The Lights again..” featuring Future, plus remixes by Rico Nasty and HAAi, underscore the album’s reach across bassline and garage circuits.The featured track “Talk of the Town” exemplifies Fred Again..’s deft layering of syncopated beats and rolling bass, a signal of the producer’s facility with both club-ready rhythms and textured production. USB stands as a document of a prolific period in Fred Again..’s output, one that resists neat categorization but rewards attentive crate-diggers with its breadth and pulse.

Album lore

Fred Again..’s USB compiles a sprawling 45 tracks of stutter house, UK garage, bass house, and related EDM strains, first surfacing in early 2022 on Atlantic Records UK. Conceived as an "infinite album," USB functions more as an extended playlist than a conventional record, gathering singles across a broad spectrum of electronic styles. Notable inclusions like “Turn On The Lights again..” featuring Future, plus remixes by Rico Nasty and HAAi, underscore the album’s reach across bassline and garage circuits.The featured track “Talk of the Town” exemplifies Fred Again..’s deft layering of syncopated beats and rolling bass, a signal of the producer’s facility with both club-ready rhythms and textured production. USB stands as a document of a prolific period in Fred Again..’s output, one that resists neat categorization but rewards attentive crate-diggers with its breadth and pulse.