For this historical Crack4DJs link, Bass Invaders means the collaboration credited as DJ Justin James and Eric Anthony. The clearest surviving evidence is a 2010 forum post about their version of Katy Perry’s “I Kissed a Girl”, rather than a recovered artist storefront.
A collaborator’s description of the work
In an ACAPELLAS4u post dated 5 October 2010, the account miamijustinjames describes a remix made with his partner, names the two collaborators and links to /bassinvaders for more music. The post calls the version an electro remix and says the instrumental work, including the guitar riff, was original.
That last point is the poster’s production claim. It should not be expanded into a statement that the vocal, source song or entire recording was newly composed, nor does it establish the terms under which the remix could be redistributed.
Why that distinction is musically useful
A remix with newly played backing parts presents a different question from a mashup built by combining existing recordings. In the first, a listener can ask how the new accompaniment changes the space around the recognisable song. In the second, the relationship between two existing musical identities may be the central idea. The categories can overlap, but they are not interchangeable.
The forum post offers a specific lead for finding and crediting this version. Keep both collaborators’ names and the remix subtitle when searching: “Bass Invaders” alone is a much less precise identifier. The old file-host link has not been treated as a verified current download, and this page makes no listening claim about audio that was not recovered.
For the broader distinction between an artist link and a particular version, see the Crack4DJs catalogue guide.