A Dubstep version of the song "Seven Nation Army" by the White Stripes.  It was inspired after i heard the remix done for the G.I. JOE film coming out soon.  I was thinking, "why is it so boring in the drop.  Its only heavier bass" i wanted it to be a lil crazier but still have a heavy feel.  i think i accomplished that.  Let me know what you think =) please download for free LOL

Seven Nation Army [LTMRemix]

This my latest track.. I still plan to remix it with female vocals but until then here's what we have.  Its drake-style.

Dealing With Change

New instrumental im working on.  Will have lyrics and vocals done soon.

Drake Robber

Instrumental with better sound in my opinion.

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Cuz I Love You

Still Alive

Giving

Just Want You [ft. Victorian]

This is a new track from Entourage.  Love it!

I'm On Fire

Tranceathon (Mixdown for Vocals)

The Void [ft. LadyLove]

Bio: Little Toy Monsters is the creation of Brandon Lockett; a hot new producer embracing the new dubstep scene! Known for his signature wobble bass and growling guitar synths, LTM has been pushing forward through the ranks to have his music heard. Inspired by the house feel of Skrillex and the hard hip hop style of Excision, LTM tries to unite the two and add some Daft Punk flavor into the mix with his electronic melodies.  
LTM had humble beginnings. At the age of 14 Brandon Lockett was already an accomplished singer but lacked any hardware and software to solidify his music and voice.  Finally after being "given" an old-school mac from a friend who was also at the time learning to produce, he began his musical journey.  Things were simple at first.  He began making simple beats on Apple's (relatively new at the time) GarageBand and singing covers to songs on the radio.  Simple got boring, however, for this new artist; it was time to think more original.
After upgrading to a PC that could handle a little more use, he began experimenting with Fruity Loops and Ableton.  Kept an ear to the greats of the past and also the rising stars. From house, to electronica, to reggae, to rock, to r&b, and to dubstep LTM produced it all.  
DJ'ing with his producer friend in California also gave him the experience of learning how to read crowds, see what people like to hear, how drops can make or break a song, and how to really give a good show. Soon producers online everywhere were asking for remixes of their songs, playing his at gigs all over the world, and sharing helpful tricks of the trade. Learning all the while, gaining experience, and even teaching others, he rose from the kid in his room with a dream, to the kid in his room with a laptop and thousands of fans online!  Little Toy Monsters forever!
   

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