The first time I heard the incredible music of StéLouse (pronounced "stay loose") was his remix of Doja Cat's hit song "So High," and I instantly fell in love with how upbeat his sound was. There were a lot of remixes of Doja's sexy song (and I listened to probably all of them), but none compared to StéLouse's.
Once I heard this rework, I went to his Soundcloud page right away, and let me tell you, I couldn't find one song I did not love. In my opinion, mediocre is no where to be found in this man's collection. I'm wondering if Doja dedicated "So High" to StéLouse himself, because that is exactly how his music makes you feel, and "Joyride" is the perfect representation of this.
A native of Denver, Colorado, StéLouse belongs to the label Hebinomichi, which was self-created alongside his talented counterpart Ahh-Ooh. Maxx Baer, Pusher, and Rusty Hook, to name a few, also belong to the label.
StéLouse continuously incorporates an abundance of unique, exquisite sounds, and somehow makes them flow as one perfectly. The steady build heard in many of his songs, including this original, is patient, but the drop is always an unexpected, eargasmic surprise.
"Joyride," which was released last year on the City EP, goes from funky fresh and upbeat to sweet, sweet gangsta lovin' in a matter of seconds, and together the two variations generate a heavy yet ethereal melody that will make you want to jump in the car for a joyride with friends. It's Friday after all, so why not? Take a peak for yourself, and promise to not become too obsessed like I have. Free download in the link!
Since it is Saturday and most of you are off work for the day, what better way to start your morning than with Keller Williams' latest tune off his new album "Vape" which is set to be released next month on April 20th.
Nick Weiller or as you may know him Bro Safari is a one of a kind producer. He has been a part of many amazing collaboration bands but when he goes solo he is Bro Safari. Weiller is a part of the trio Evol Intent with Ashley Jones and Michael Diasio. He has also done work with Kill The Noise and they form the band Ludachrist. Bro Safari has a diverse range of styles mastered, this track is from the moombahcore perspective. Weiller when with Evol Intent kicks out the fast paced drum and bass music, and some of his early solo productions are slowed way down into moombahton. He now dabbles with trap and many other sub genres of electronic music, and he collaborates with more people all the time including UFO! - another awesome electronic producer. Get the latest music, merchandise and tour information from the official Bro Safari website. If you are in the Denver area you can catch Bro Safari tonight at the 3rd annual Trapfest!
