Skrillex and Noisia ship bass-hallowing merger with josh pan and Dylan Brady, ‘Supersonic (My Existence)’ – Dancing Astronaut
by: Austria Masim
Jun 10, 2021
Welcome again, Skrillex.
After greater than a 12 months’s ready time, Skrillex has lastly inexperienced lit his extremely anticipated tie-up with Noisia, josh pan, and Dylan Brady, “Supersonic (My Existence).” Initially derived out of josh pan and Dylan Brady’s 2019 OWSLA launched LP This Car Needs Some Wheels, the discharge—which had been branded a remix solely up till the previous’s Instagram replace—was welcomed in throughout Noisia’s Northern Bass Competition in Christchurch, New Zealand proper because the 12 months struck midnight and follows the OWSLA label head’s earlier double dose of comeback singles in Could, “Too Weird” with Swae Lee and Siiickbrain in addition to “Butterflies” with 4 Tet and Starrah.
When stacking it up in opposition to Skrillex’s prior two outings, “Supersonic (My Existence)” plods again in the direction of Los Angeles legend’s manufacturing basis in the direction of darkened, heavy bass music. The now remix-turned-original slides in at a half-time D’n’B tempo as each Skrillex and Noisia fill out the unique vocal minimize with vehement layers of sub-bass, convulsing drum patterns, and gated synths clashed in between josh pan’s spine-chilling lyrics. Nothing wanting a monstrous mega-collaboration, “Supersonic (My Existence)” threads a brand new experimental strategy in Skrillex’s comeback marketing campaign.
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Classes: Music