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Dank’N’Dirty kicks off its 4th release of the year with a debut on the label from Denver-based artist, Digital Vagabond.
‘Scorpion Walk’ brings the energy from the get-go with its triplet drums, arpeggiated military march groove and distorted low end; this unique roller sets a heavy vibe and cements Digital Vagabond as an artist who is right at home on the label.
Track two brings the darkness with a spacious mood setting intro. ‘Blacksite’ (a collaboration with ‘Khu’) uses haunting pads & vocal choirs with sporadic arps flowing alongside a triplet rhythm and mid bass accents to create a track that truly stands out in any DJ set.
Dank’N’Dirty kicks off its 4th release of the year with a debut on the label from Denver-based artist, Digital Vagabond.
‘Scorpion Walk’ brings the energy from the get-go with its triplet drums, arpeggiated military march groove and distorted low end; this unique roller sets a heavy vibe and cements Digital Vagabond as an artist who is right at home on the label.
Track two brings the darkness with a spacious mood setting intro. ‘Blacksite’ (a collaboration with ‘Khu’) uses haunting pads & vocal choirs with sporadic arps flowing alongside a triplet rhythm and mid bass accents to create a track that truly stands out in any DJ set.
Dank’N’Dirty kicks off its 4th release of the year with a debut on the label from Denver-based artist, Digital Vagabond.
‘Scorpion Walk’ brings the energy from the get-go with its triplet drums, arpeggiated military march groove and distorted low end; this unique roller sets a heavy vibe and cements Digital Vagabond as an artist who is right at home on the label.
Track two brings the darkness with a spacious mood setting intro. ‘Blacksite’ (a collaboration with ‘Khu’) uses haunting pads & vocal choirs with sporadic arps flowing alongside a triplet rhythm and mid bass accents to create a track that truly stands out in any DJ set.