Here at Conscious Electronic, we love all things bass — breakbeat, downtempo, left-field, experimental, dubstep in all its forms, you name it. As the underground bass movement has begun its full ascendancy in the US, we’ve been keeping a finger on the pulse of up-and-coming bass artists the country over. As such, CE’s Rising Bass Spotlight seeks to shine a light onto the rising producers who’re honing their craft, galvanizing their movements, and attuning eyes, ears, heads, and bodies into all things low end.

Tatiana Tindall was born into her love of music with a father who was a composer, musician, and DJ. As a child, the Portland native found meaning in dance, and while she loved music, Tindall was unsure about finding a career there until her teenage years. Then at age 17, Tindall was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma and was forced to quit dancing due to bone and muscle damage sustained from chemotherapy. Distraught and depressed, she sought and found a new creative outlet in music production: Redrum.

She recently gained the attention of Wakaan boss Liquid Stranger, whose team has been effectively putting her on the map. This summer, her debut EP is slated for release on Wakaan’s sister label and it’s been gradually rolling out over the past month. Armed with a talent that is obvious and ever-growing, we couldn’t pass up the opportunity to include the SSKWAN newcomer in our Rising Bass Spotlight series. She’s in great company on the list too—with other female producers Sylph, sharlitz web, Zingara, Canvas, NotLö, and more—as women have absolutely been dominating CE‘s series as of late.