RDGLDGRN – Lootin in London (TheFatRat Remix)
After receiving critical acclaim on his remix of Atlas Genius's "If So," TheFatRat returns with his latest original. Challenging the electro status quo, TheFatRat continues to jump from genre to genre as if to demonstrate that production ability transcends classification. Kicked off by dubstep groans, "Lootin" takes a turn towards dance pop with a distinctly synthetic swing. Hip hop influenced vocals and funky guitar riffs bounce throughout TheFatRat's grinding electro aesthetic, leaving behind an interesting and strangely infectious output whose sound is impossible to define.
Atlas Genius – If So (TheFatRat Remix)
TheFatRat has been relatively quiet since the release of his first original "Splinter," releasing only two remixes since the track's January debut. Returning to productive duties for his take on Atlas Genius's "If So," TheFatRat's nu-disco style meets its perfect match, merging seamlessly with Southern Australia's indie rock style. Building a stuttered and sugary sweet foundation around Keith Jeffery's raspy rock top line, the enigmatic producer molds the indie original into a bubbling electro gem - one that is defined by its lush padwork and bouncy bass line.
TheFatRat – Splinter (Original Mix)
After creating a name for himself with a bevvy of interstellar remixes and production credits on a Lupe Fiasco track, TheFatRat takes his first swing at the original release game with the electro house meets dubstep hybrid "Splinter." Possibly named after a Ninja Turtle training sewer rat, the LA-based producer's first original begins as a funky, vocal stuttered-jewel before quickly transforming into a savagely aggressive dubstep bomb that will catch casual listeners by surprise. Leaving his funky electro house style in the dust for his first release on Spinnin', TheFatRat takes a step outside of his comfort zone with compelling -- and ground-shaking -- results.