Far Too Loud is all about hi-tech, dancefloor-destroying music that makes people throw their hands in the air and go crazy. Think high-energy, aggressive funk with big basslines and crazy edits and you’ll know the sound. 

Formed by Oli Cash and Dom Smart back in 2005, their sound quickly won fans and only two years later picked up 'Best Single' at the Breakspoll Awards.  Later that year the FTL anthem 'Play It Loud', which saw a move from breakbeat to dirty electro-house, received a massive response and remains a crowd-pleaser to this day. 2009 saw the duo split with Dom forming techno moniker Neurodriver and Oli continuing with FTL, producing a string of electro chart-smashers including 'Bring Back Boogie' and 'Megaloud'.

The bass-fueled releases of 2012’s ‘Firestorm’ EP and the follow-up 'Faster Than Light' EP received high praise from all over the bass music scene, bursting with the now familiar big production and energy. Cementing FTL’s place in the bass music scene, these paved the way for more recent releases on heavyweight labels including OWSLA, Never Say Die, Disciple, and Monstercat, and remixes for bass-lords Zomboy, Snails and Pegboard Nerds.

Well experienced in delivering unique sets packed with energy, whether it’s 200 people in a sweaty underground club or 20,000 at an outdoor festival, you can be sure it’s going to go off when FTL is in control!

From the glory days of roller skating to the '90s era of Generation X, one of Florida’s most powerful dance music DJs emerged: Rob-E. With 40+ years behind the decks, Rob-E has become a staple in the dance music community. Rob has held countless residency's at the top clubs in Orlando and abroad, From his Cloud 9 parties at the legendary JJ Whispers to his endless nights at the legendary Infinity. Rob also held residencies at the famous Club at Firestone as well as a bi-monthly residency at San Diego's 4th & Broadway for 6 years! Rob also hosted a Thursday night residency at the Groove at CityWalk where he hosted nights with some of the world's finest DJs, including the likes of Sasha, John Digweed, George Acosta, Sandra Collins, Quiver, and many more.
Having played in just about every major city in the States, and all the way from Canada to Mexico, Puerto Rico & and abroad, Rob-E has created an enormous fan base. He has over 100 releases and four acclaimed mix CDs under his belt.
In 2004, After 25 years behind the decks and in the studio, Rob took a hiatus from the studio and DJ booth to start a family. Returning to the decks in 2006, Rob returned with a more intelligent, progressive, forward-moving sound that he has perfected through the years.
Fast forward to today - Rob-E has returned to the studio, Producing aggressive progressive House, breakbeat, and electro as ½ of Audiotrap as well as original and remixed tracks.
Rob-E continues to perfect his sound in the studio, playing select shows and doing what he does best, bringing Intelligent, Melodic Progressive, bass-driven music to the masses!

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I’ve been surrounded by music as long as I can remember. So djing just seemed to be the next logical step in this musical journey we’ve deemed life.

My musical career started probably like most; with a recorder. Remember that fake plastic flute? Thank God that only lasted a year. After that we moved on to real instruments. I started with the trumpet and picked it up very quickly. My second year of music classes we were playing jazz. I was introduced to the fear of performing with my first solo in Watermelon Man. Once I made it through the anxiety of that first time of being out there to either sink or swim, once I sat down and got an appreciative thumbs up from the band director and heard my family and friends cheer, I was hooked.

In high school I decided to learn other instruments and was a squad leader my junior and senior year. We competed and performed throughout the south east. In 1993, we were chosen as one of two representatives of North Carolina to march in President Clinton’s inaugural parade. 

After high school I tried to play in the university band. It wasn’t the same. But a few friends had started djing so I thought I’d try it. Three months later we played out first house party. I decided on NazT N8 as my dj name. But the origin of that is another story for a different day.

Since then, I’ve been collecting music and entertaining anyone that will listen. I’ve been fortunate enough to travel around the south east performing for crowds large and small. With more than a decade under my belt and future gigs to play, there’s only one foreseeable end to my musical career. This always has been and always will be life.  

rockstar 4 life, but since the day i first was introduced to techno i had a second love. on top of all good music is good music.......

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