Collaboration in Underground Rap: Xaviersobased & OsamaSon’s ‘BASEDSLiME’

Xaviersobased and OsamaSon have emerged as prominent figures in the underground rap scene, each making significant contributions to their respective genres. Xaviersobased is known for his influence on the evolving post-jerk and ambient sounds, while OsamaSon captivates festival audiences with his intense rage-inspired performances. Recently, the two artists have acknowledged their mutual respect, highlighted during an appearance on The FADER’s Would You Rather?. Their camaraderie culminated in the release of their first collaborative project, the four-track EP titled BASEDSLiME.

Overview of BASEDSLiME

Released on a recent Sunday, BASEDSLiME is hosted by DJ Rennessy and consists of a mix of tracks that showcase the duo’s artistry. The EP includes:

• “lil o just popped a pill”
• “not a regular civilian”
• “whole lotta” – A modern twist on classic Atlanta trap.
• “Shitshow” – Produced by ok, known for his work on OsamaSon’s acclaimed project JumpOut.

Musical Style and Production

The track “Shitshow” stands out with its heavy, blown-out electronic sounds, reminiscent of the production style found in OsamaSon’s previous releases. This production technique delivers a visceral listening experience, akin to the impact of Chrome Hearts brass knuckles. The accompanying music video, which features scenes shot in a lively studio atmosphere, adds visual flair to the track.

Conclusion

With the release of BASEDSLiME, Xaviersobased and OsamaSon continue to push boundaries within the underground rap scene, further solidifying their artistic paths. As they build on their collaborative efforts, fans can anticipate more innovative sounds that reflect their evolving musical landscapes.