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Born Dirty goes "Crazy" on hypnotic low end-packed stomper [Premiere]

  • January 19, 2018
  • Katey Ceccarelli
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"I'm sick of all the same conversations," echoes through Born Dirty's striking new single "Crazy," and I can't help but agree. Here's hoping 2018 is the year we can shatter the boundaries of communication, and on a very micro scale, genre. The West London producer does just that on his intriguing Insomniac Records release "Crazy," premiering today with EARMILK. Blending bouncey four-on-the-four structure with a heavy low end, Born Dirty crafts a vibe that is at once commanding and ethereal. This one will glide seamlessly from club to after-hours play with ease. While the producer's taste typically offers a blend of hip-hop, house, and techno,"Crazy" takes notes from 80s b-boy electro, interweaving breaks elements into the bass-heavy sound design.

Born Dirty’s charmed first release “Don’t Stop Get It” was featured in a MacBook Pro campaign in 2015, and the producer's notoriety skyrocketed from there. Subsequent releases on OWSLA, Fool's Gold, Record Record, and Night Bass solidified his prominence in the scene, and his clout continues to rise with this newest forward-thinking offering. Currently coasting off his Holy Ship 10.0 set on AC Slater's Night Bass curated stage, Born Dirty has already staked claim on 2018 in a big way. 

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