Following up Proxy’s recently released MFTEJ Part 2 is his Who Are You? EP, out today.”Proxy’s up-tempo title track is carried by an alternating kick-snare and an adrenalizing low-end chomp, the female sample in between drops reinforcing the song’s bad-ass attitude. Rounding out the EP are sufficiently rowdy remixes of “Who Are You?” from Pilo, Attaque, Trumpdisco and the Sneekers.”

Stream Premiere via MTV: http://www.mtvhive.com/2013/02/19/proxy-who-are-you-ep/

01. Proxy - Who Are You (770EQ)

Salutations my fellow vertebrates!
I'm an avid fan and listener of all sorts of music; be it anything from Electro-House, Trap,and  Deep House, to Hip-Hop Death Metal, Alternative-Indie, and everything in-between: If it sounds good, I'll listen to it, and maybe repost-it.
I try my best to stay contemporary and post what I'm digging at the time, but just as everyone, I'm emotional subjective in what I like as well.
I also plan on making music soon, so stay tuned?

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BIO: 
Russian producer PROXY has made a name for himself over the last decade as a mysterious maestro comfortable with creating unusual and inexplicably extraordinary beats. His strangely spellbinding sound has commanded dance floors all over the world.

As a performer PROXY has achieved regular success internationally, with high profile shows and largest festivals dating back nearly a decade: Coachella, EDC Las Vegas, I love Techno, Creamfields, Hard Summer, Electric Zoo and many more.

Proxy’s signature sound is as dark as it is beautiful. Without losing the modernity of his production, Proxy includes the raw sounds that inundated bass scene. His engagement in such reconstruction has resulted in an experimental sound atypical to EDM’s current scene. It’s hallmarked with futuristic vibes, razor-sharp hooks, hypnotic breakdowns, and jagged synths.

PROXY has also worked with Prodigy, Marilyn Manson, Moby, Peaches, Tiga, Boys Noize, and many others. He asserts, “My music tells you what to do, but never why. Your ear may be afraid, but your body completes its labour.”