Birthday Cake by Rihanna + Warp 1.7 by The Bloody Beetroots + Steve Aoki's cake batter + Sylenth hoover preset + Crizzly = this song

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1 2 Cake Cake feat. Steve Aoki (Crizzly Remix)

A passionate DJ who started his journey from the confines of his bedroom has been making waves in the electronic music scene. His love for music began at a young age, sparked by his father’s extensive techno CD collection. 

These early influences laid the foundation for his deep connection to electronic music, and as he grew older, his musical tastes expanded into pop, hiphop, rock, R&B, Reggae and even metal. This eclectic blend of genres has shaped his unique sound, which now resides in the world of tech house. A blend of rhythmic percussion, driving basslines,and electrifying melodies, MUNK’s sets are designed to engage and energize the dancefloor. 

Drawing from a diverse range of genres, MUNK seamlessly fuses different sounds, creating a high-energy experience that resonates with listeners of all musical backgrounds.

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Management: Darrick@deepbreathmgmt.com

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Deep bass from the depths of Denver, CO. Catching the penguin onesie-clad Colorado native dropping into shows for subterranean beats is elusive at times but does happen. Music favorites were inspired by Orenda, Two Feet, flatsstanlie, and FloZone that'll rattle you from your thinker to your tinkler. 🐧🔊

from crappy self recordings of covers and noodling with originals to swearing with friends about Mario party. I REPOST ALOT OF EDM MAINLY THE DUBSTEP SUB GENRES. I ALSO REPOST DEATHCORE, SLAM AND OTHER FORMS OF HECTIC QUESTIONABLE Muuzeeque. If anyone enjoys indie fringe artists I've been in the dubstep riddim tearout  and deathcore/slam metal trenches for since 2010 for dubstep and 2006 for deathcore. I can play guitar, bass, sing, and am currently working on harsh vocals still. I love being in the dubstep and metal communities and find there is alot of overlap between the two and not many people talk about it. HMU 