Haven't uploaded something in ages. Here is a new mashup I made for my live sets, heard Jauz play something similar. 

Get Low Vs I Want It That Way (Matt Ayers Edit)

AIRELOOSH is a DJ/producer based in Chicago known for his genre-blurring sound that spans electronic, trap, and hip-hop influences. With a million + streams, his tracks Smack My Wrist, Bongo Boy, Gaze, Rocks, Distance, and more have earned recognition from fans & industry heavyweights.  

AIRELOOSH has graced the stage supporting the biggest names in music, including Waka Flocka Flame, Migos, Kayzo, Illenium, Flux Pavilion, Excision, ISOxo, Flosstradamus, Rich The Kid, G Herbo, Vic Mensa, 21 Pilots, Tyler, The Creator, Lil Yachty, 4B, Ghastly, Getter, and many others. His DJ versatility and high-energy performances have made him a sought-after act in the live music scene.

His music has also caught the attention of industry giants, with support from Excision, Diplo, ATLiens, Level Up!, Yellow Claw, Run The Trap, and Brownies And Lemonade. 

He’s even made a mark in the world of high-end events and collaborations, DJing for Nobu, NÜTRL, STK, iHeartRadio, Barstool Sports, and 103.5 KISS FM, Chicago’s #1 Hit Music Station.

As a versatile electronic producer and open-format DJ, AIRELOOSH continues to push boundaries and captivate listeners with his dynamic and genre-defying sound.

Website:
https://aireloosh.com

Music: 
https://linktr.ee/aireloosh

Social Media:
@AIRELOOSH

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For a window into the evolution of jungle terror, look no further than Matt Ayers. The Los Angeles DJ and producer is pushing the boundaries of the subgenre while exploring new and uncharted territory.
Building on the blueprint laid out by Dutch jungle terror pioneer Wiwek, Ayers works everything from Latin house to riddim into his signature “jungle funk” sound. His studio cuts don’t disappoint, either. After debuting with a Jojo Greenz collaboration titled “Kamikaze” in 2017, he’s geared up to deliver a payload of new originals and remixes.
Despite carving out his lane on electronic music’s cutting edge, Ayers remains a diligent student of DJ culture. At the same time, however, he prides himself on exposing his audiences to something new. Each of his mixes takes the listener on a deliberate journey, and he produces the kind of tracks that will become like Rocky theme songs for those fortunate enough to hear them.
Now that he’s made himself known in the world of electronic music, the coming years show promise for Matt Ayers. Keep him in your sights to see how he develops jungle funk in 2018 and beyond.