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Introducing his fans to Phase 2 of the Power House Takeover, Styline has selected his flawless rendition of Hook N Sling’s ‘Break Yourself’, as the first track to be released.

Perfecting the concept of the original driving vocals by Far East Movement, Styline seamlessly works his unique signature elements into the body of the track, underlining its character by introducing a proper Breakbeat pattern!

Combining a hard hitting baseline, funk-ridden tops and shattering percussions adds to the cracking formula that keeps the crowd on their feet from the very first beat.

Renowned for his musical innovation and creativity, Styline tops things off by throwing in a show-stopping, growling mechanical breakdown, leaving listeners craving to know what the rest of Phase 2 will have to offer.

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Hook N Sling ft. Far East Movement - Break Yourself (Styline Remix)

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The Power House!

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Producing his own distinctive Power House Genre, Styline is taking on an innovative role in the electronic music scene, aligning his characteristic sound right in-between the mainstream and the underground.

Solidified as a house music tastemaker and now expanding his Power House outlet to take on and showcase other artists progressing in a similar direction, Styline delivers a full on Power House experience to fans across the globe.

His performances are sought after worldwide and have received mighty receptions in venues from Miami to Ibiza, Amsterdam to Bali and all throughout China. With his dynamic sets and fully customized visuals, Styline genuinely knows how to read a crowd. Whether at massive festivals such as Corona Sunsets, Now Or Never and STORM Festival or more intimate club shows such as Eden in Ibiza, 1900 in Hanoi and M2 in Shanghai, he always creates a truly unique vibe.

Styline’s releases have widely been picked up by the leading artists in the industry, including Axwell /\ Ingrosso, David Guetta, Danny Howard, Kryder and Hardwell and have been signed to many of the most prominent electronic music labels such as Spinnin' Records, Armada, Sosumi, and Ministry Of Sound.

His high-energetic DJ style and top notch productions will see Styline reach even greater heights - hosting Power House Nights around the world, releasing massive collaborations, and fully establishing a new home for the music, artists, and experience that Power House represents.

"PBear" (the P being short for 'Polar Bear') has been around music for a long time through house, circuit, and after parties since he was 18. "There was something natural about the music that just flowed." He's DJ'd for many local establishments in Seattle, including Lobby, Rosebud, Neighbours, The Grill on Broadway, the Social, as well as the Baltic Room. His weekly Wednesday night "Undergrad" at Neighbours Seattle had an impressive audience and ran for over a year and a half, and of course several typical niche services like weddings, private parties, his infamous late night "Bacon Parties", and recently just started his own weekly podcast!

DJ PBear has recently been recognized in the Seattle Times and various other local coverage for his spontaneous DJ'ing during 2012's Post-Electoral celebration "Block Party" which hosted over a thousand cheering spectators. 

In 2013 he was nominated by New Queer on the Block's as one of the Most Outstanding DJs.

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