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The Boiler Room Shanghai presents Skrillex! This is a great treat for many music enthusiasts as Skrillex has become one of the hottest tickets on the planet. It seems the Grammy winner has never compromised his music style. Embracing other genres and exploring different collaborations has been successful for Skrillex. Where other producers have fallen short Skrillex has excelled! A proven work horse Skrillex has to be the busiest man on the planet and loving every second! Maintaining street credit in the underground while satisfying the masses...
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We teamed up with IMS Asia-Pacific in Shanghai to bring in Sonny Moore aka Skrillex for his long-awaited Boiler Room debut.
2016 has been a climatic year for Loadstar, having played the UK’s biggest festival stages seeing them once again gear up for a string of club releases.The anticipation is slowly growing with each fresh sonic piece of artwork and after the critical acclamation which has followed their career it’s easy to see why. Whether it’s the gritty basslines the guys are known for, or the more melodic rollers which have peppered their sets recently, they’ve stuck to a versatile soundscape and this output will be no different. The next stepping stone in their colossal release schedule is ‘Channel the Channel’ and ‘Encarta’. Both tracks platform quick-firing beats and the quickly processing basslines apparent throughout the darker side of their discography.
‘Change the Channel’ sets a precedent. Rolling forward on an incredibly deceiving intro, one which focuses on a melody that resurfaces at various segments, although you’re soon dropped into absolute chaos. Reminiscent of their earlier productions, yet bringing together more harmonious elements, you’re drawn into a sound which merges two ends of the spectrum. Snatching hooks snare themselves within the mix, before the track slowly begins to collect itself. A flicker of cinematic sample breaks this down quickly, once more throwing you head first into a smashing relay of breaks. Bouncier and hitting harder with every kick drum, ‘Encarta’ follows with clicking hi-hats and warbling bass notes which build with every layer. A track that heavily relies on its build up, the track is diced up into segments and with each part you’re thrown down a conundrum of smashing percussion. A construction line of drums hit harder and harder with every loop pattern and you’ll be unable to pull yourself out of the track’s composition. It’s so tightly woven, Loadstar’s ingenious design becomes very clear. Igniting crowds worldwide, whether in Las Vegas or at Glastonbury, Loadstar have returned with more fire than ever.
