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CEO Dubfront Records

AKA:
Swamp Thing Beats
Inframan
1/2 of Hu$tle & Flow


Raised by jackals in the darkest mountain recesses of Appalachia, Cringer emerged from the back woods armed with two turntables and a fattened sack of dubplates. Traveling to Chicago, he found home with the Part Time Sucker crew bringing his signature brand of bass-ridden drum-driven Jungle and Drum n' Bass. Since then, Cringer has crossed paths with the low level rumblings known as Dubstep and, after dueling with swords on the beaches of Ganryu Island, they joined forces to untwine soundscapes that exist where bass becomes "sub". Feeling the call of the wild, Cringer traveled west in pursuit of the setting sun. In the City of Angels, he found refuge in the concrete and steel and continued his study and development of Bass Culture. Scribing his ethos in what he called '"The Book of Five Blings" Cringer both defined and embodied the archetype of Bass Gangster. Currently, Cringer can be found ruthlessly rattling bass bins and scorching dance floors in a neo-ritualistic reunion of drummer and dancer. To seek the Cringer, one need not look far...merely follow the trail of toppled speaker stacks and demolished sub cabinets, and there you shall find him.

20 year veteran VJ.

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Breaking into a male dominated industry is not an easy task, but Kitana isn’t taking no for an answer. Kitana has knocked down every obstacle in her way and is currently working on world domination. Recently sharing the stage with Ill.Gates, SoDown, Maddy O’Neal, Psymbionic, and Dorfex Bos, she is already making a statement that she can throw down with the best of them. She has also graced the stage at national festivals such as Clustxr, Summerdance, and Beauty in the Backyard as well as her local regional burn, Transformus. 

She’s got deep and dirty drops, grooves that make you move, and a sound that does not fit into one category neatly, but that’s exactly what makes her stand out. Kitana is shaking up the game and making her own rules on what music should be. Her sound is her art and we are loving it.

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