Roots Of Bass: Ahee, Hairitage, Dirtysnatcha + More

A late-night bass showcase takes over M2 Miami with a stacked lineup spanning dubstep, trap and forward-leaning low-end sounds.

Roots of Bass: Temple of Wub is presented by Pitch Park as a one-night, festival-style experience headlined by AHEE, with special guest Hairitage and additional support from DirtySnatcha. Designed as a high-energy club takeover, the event brings together artists known for dense sound design, heavy drops and crowd-driven sets inside one of Miami’s premier electronic music venues.

Los Angeles-based producer AHEE anchors the night with a style that blends dubstep, trap and future bass, shaped by a background in audio engineering and synthesis. His releases across labels such as Wakaan, Subsidia and Bassrush, along with appearances at major bass festivals, have positioned him as a technically sharp and versatile presence in the scene. Alongside his touring work, AHEE is also recognized for sharing production knowledge through tutorials and tools aimed at emerging producers.

Special guest Hairitage brings a bass-forward sound that fuses dubstep with hip-hop influences and bold rhythmic structure. Known for breakout tracks including “The Movement” and releases on labels like Monstercat, Dim Mak and Never Say Die, Hairitage has built a reputation for colorful yet hard-hitting productions and dynamic live performances at large-scale bass festivals.

UK-born producer DirtySnatcha rounds out the bill with a heavy blend of dubstep, riddim and trap, shaped by collaborations across the global bass scene. In addition to his own releases, he runs DirtySnatcha Records, a platform focused on developing and supporting emerging artists.

The event takes place Friday, February 6 at M2 Miami. Presented by Pitch Park.