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WORK IT OUT - MALONE

Move for me - Malone

DJ and producing duo of Ben "SYLO" Singleton & Blake "RANTER" Malone
Biography	
At a time when electronic music is evolving at such a rapid rate that genres are born daily, it is more than difficult to keep pace with this ever changing scene. But it’s just that unpredictable aspect of all things electronica that is most appealing to BOOMDEK! It was only a matter of time before good friends Ben Singleton and Blake Malone teamed up to start something together that would express both of their distinctly differing musical tastes, and for the first half of BOOMDEK, it began almost a decade ago.
Ben found his appreciation in hard-style techno at a tender age and his passion drove him to achieve more than just his cutting edge DJ sets that ranges from bumpy beats that make your neck involuntarily rock to heavy bass assaults. Recent studies have shown that his DJ sets have been felt within a 200km radius and measure a 5.5 on the Richter Scale. Performing under the alias ”DJ SYLO”, Ben’s played at numerous clubs along the east Australian coast such as Cocktails and Dreams (Gold Coast), SAR Club (Gold Coast), Neverland (Coolangatta), The Boiler Room (Yatla), The Squeeze (Brisbane) and Paradise Lost (Gold Coast) to name a few. Nonetheless, Things couldn’t be more different for the second half of this up and coming duo.
Blake’s relationship with music began later down the track. Original Production was the more appealing aspect of the industry for Blake who hasn’t looked back since starting down the road of self-taught music creation just two years ago. Drawing from a vast array of inspiration ranging from progressive house to heavy dubstep, Blake’s style of production has matured to a signature sound that has led to opportunities to produce tracks for Gold Coast Titans player Kevin Gordon as well as a weekly radio gig at the Gold Coast’s 105.7 Radio Metro.
Conclusions are yet to be made about this experimental combination and much like the future of electronica, things will remain uncertain, erratic and unpredictable, but one things for certain, things are gonna get loud and you will dance, so start stretching