Articles Tagged With: AYO ALEX

There's a balance between light and dark with KOLAJ's vocals and a delicate melody colliding against a nearly endless echo and guttural plucks. Turn the bass way up on this one.

New Jersey-based producer AYO ALEX has proven his worth in a variety of genres over the course of the last year. He's offered up impressive remixes and originals in the future house and tech house spheres, and showcased his variety with a sedated future revision of "Where Are Ü Now." For his latest release, "I.M.T.B.M.B," AYO ALEX returns to his most well-practiced style - G-house.

ot the usual warehouse floor fillers we've come to expect from the young talent, AYO ALEX shows off his production prowess by dabbling in the future trap genre with ease.

Helmed by guys like AYO ALEX, this return to the warehouse raves of yesteryear comes with a fresh twist on the bass, fidget, and garage sounds that pre-dated the 2015 EDM wave and its big kicks or nothing at all mentality.

G-House stand out, AYO Alex has teamed up with Southern Rapper, Juicy J, for his first release on the Uprise Music Imprint. Blending Southern Rap's syruppy versework and his own techno-laced G-house edges, AYO Alex adds a menacing amount of grit to double J's ode to wanting everything. Stuttering snare hits and an offtempo swing define the up-and-coming producer's latest original output but its the menacing sawtooth stabs that drive it home on the dancefloor.

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As danceable as it is meancing, AYO ALEX's return to the studio comes complete with a certifiable stamp of future house approval -- this kid's next level.

Meghan Trainor's breakout hit "All About That Bass" tightened its grip on the global radio airwaves with an accessibly simplistic beat and impossible to escape top line. Hardly a proper fit for a dance floor, young gun AYO ALEX recognized the original's lack of actual bass and installed a beastly bass line that shifts and swings with criminal precision. Pitched down and stitched-up, Trainor's hit will find an entirely new audience thanks to AA's dedication to actually being "All About That Bass."

Peter Alexander Quintana may not be a name you recognize but at just 22 years of age, his production moniker AYO ϟ ALEX is well on its way to widespread dance adoption. What started as a handful of slick remix works has since bloomed into his first original output. A g-house darling and lover of all things trill, Double As "Catch a Case" pairs urban aesthetics with a funk-fueled rhythm section that effortlessly impresses on his first ride without training wheels.