Masayoshi Iimori, a Tokyo-based producer signed to and a frequent contributor to Trekkie Trax , is known for a "subversive style of bass music" that blends elements of electro, trap, and hardcore techno.
Mr. Oizo Meets Masayoshi Iimori: A Sonic Explosion When French electronic legend released his Rythme Plat EP in 2019 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the iconic "Flat Beat," he didn't just look backward; he invited some of the most subversive names in bass music to push his "idiosyncratic sound" even further. Among those reinterpreting the master of wonky techno is Japanese producer Masayoshi Iimori , whose remix of the title track "Rythme Plat" is a textbook example of high-octane genre-bending. The Original: A Minimalist Masterpiece Masayoshi Iimori, a Tokyo-based producer signed to and
In this official remix, Iimori takes the minimalist skeletal structure of the original and douses it in his "trademark flair for the weird and wacky". Listeners can expect: Among those reinterpreting the master of wonky techno
Masayoshi Iimori blasts off with searing bass house single, 'Flow' It featured the signature "thick wobbly basslines" and
The original "Rythme Plat" (which literally translates to "Flat Beat" in French) was a nod to Oizo’s 1999 breakthrough. It featured the signature "thick wobbly basslines" and "stripped-back, well-swung percussion" that defined Quentin Dupieux’s career. Critics noted its hypnotic, almost bossa-nova-style woodblock rhythm and air-raid siren samples—a vibe described as "wickedly wonky". The Remix: Iimori’s Signature Chaos