K-MAC
Denver, Colorado, United States | Established. Jan 01, 2011 | INDIE
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Effortlessly blending the boundaries of Trance and Trap, K-Mac demonstrates for us that genres are no point of contention when creating a purely original club smasher from the very fabric of ones imagination. A perfect transition of tempos and styles, soaring trance chords and an uplifting, hair-raising melody takes the listener right to the brink of anticipation before a bubbly and undeniably exciting trap drop bursts forth and brings an element of urban fusion to the mix. Highly danceable and extremely original, we can't wait to hear more tracks along these lines....and we hope to hear much more from K-Mac as well! - Trap - EDM.com
Yup, trap, Autoerotique – not much else to say. This remix is pure loopy fun (although it might get a little TOO loopy after a bit). A squeaky pitch-bent synth carries the tune while the breaks get a lil more grimy and off-kilter. Take a peek below and download with a simple like on K-Mac’s Facebook page. - Dani Deahl
Fresh off Denver producer K-Mac's brand new "Nocturnal" Free EP, "Zombie" featuring the vocals of Farisha is a grinding, up-tempo dance track with enough dark and unholy energy to raise the dead, and sufficient emotional resonance to imbue the undead with near-human sentiment. Chill and laid-back but sporting a surprisingly heavy drum arrangement and a deep, guttural bass tone, K-Mac's "Zombie" is a scintillating dubstep track that stands out in a league and style all its own. - Dubstep.net
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Still working on that hot first release.
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Perfecting the art of creating melodically driven bass music, Denver based producer K-MAC has quickly become one of the Mile High's signature artists. Music has been a huge part of his life since he was a kid, starting piano lessons at the age of six, and as a teenager becoming trained in jazz guitar. Striving to create an experience truly unique in his own productions and live performances, K-MAC has been destroying venues with his live sets over the past few years. He broke into the trap scene in the summer of 2012 when his remix of Autoerotique's "WTF" became a YouTube sensation, reaching over 1 millions plays via All Trap Music. In early 2014 the remix was officially re-released by Steve Aoki's label Dim Mak Records. His own original productions have been featured numerous times on established music blogs like The EDM Network, Your EDM, The Music Ninja, and Fist in the Air. In June of 2014 his debut original on Beatport "Put Em Up" reached #4 in the Hip-Hop (trap) chart, and even six months after the release still dominates the chart in the top 50. For a scene that seems to be becoming more and more monotonous, K-MAC's own refreshing take on Electronic Dance Music is starting to see some serious recognition worldwide.
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