@funk-advisor
@vik-rokit

What started as two homies meeting up on the weekends to mix, turned into a production duo with one goal in mind: To provide Bass to everyone in need. 
	
The two met at Funk Advisor's first gig in 2010. Vik Rokit handed him a mixtape and decided they decided to meet up and mix together. 2 x 4 sessions were the norm and they quickly developed a keen ear for each others mixing. This lead to the idea of performing in the same fashion. They went on to play many shows together, each with their own equipment bringing a diverse experience to the stage.
	
After a few months the two turned to production and picked up Ableton Live as their weapon of choice. With a few original tunes in their arsenal of beats they ventured out and were able to join up with a production company (Head on High Prod.) to become the resident DJ's. Momentum grew for 5th Bar Drop and in 2013 they have shared the stage with Joker, Plastician, Footsie (Newham Generals), Swindle, Thriftworks, Cloud D, Stylust Beats, and many more. 
	
Keep your eyes and ears open for Funk Advisor and Vik Rokit as there will be plenty of 5TH BAR DROP tracks and shows coming up in the near future.

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 Two artists, constantly studying sound, with influences ranging from every corner of the musical spectrum. From Metallica and The Strokes, to Gesaffelstein and Ott, their inspiration comes from a lot of very different genres. Bouncy tracks are what this duo strives for, and lives off of. Some tracks harder and darker than others, all of them are quite serious in the low frequency region. Their tracks have grooves flowing from deep house, electro, and even some techno vibes mixed in. Regarding live performance, Alex Lopex (Alphex) played drums in an indie band in high school called All Names Taken playing shows around the Sacramento, California area. Bobby Green (B-Rip) played shows in the East Bay Area through Sacramento as a rhythm guitarist in a punk/ska band known as I.V. Their transfer to electronic music, however, is something they’ve been working on for some time, and now they’re releasing it for the public’s free enjoyment. 

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