Subtronics

It's the same thing.

And he works with other artists like Grizz and Subtronics and... all that other stuff i don't really know i'm just now learning and getting into the dubstep among all the other wow that's crazy things i'm doing in this world um but yeah and here is another band i'm getting into this this band's pretty fun just all the way on the other end um uh tayhan street corner thieves this one's called the end apathy so this is a this is a pretty good one

Well, hey there now, little ones, I'll tell you what you see.

This whole goddamn world is falling right down around your feet.

Don Tolliver, 7 to 1 odds, 12.5% chance.

Subtronics, 9 to 1 odds, 10%.

Radiohead, 11 to 1 odds, 8.3%.

ATs, 12 to 1 odds, 7.7%.

And we saw...

Zed's Dead and Subtronics, and I actually really enjoyed it.

It was really freaking good.

They were really good.

Or, you know, they just are new, and they just were like, hey, I got my buddy to VJ, you know? And it's like, I've been...

There was a moment this year that I was on tour with Subtronics, and...

I thought I'd played a really good show.

And then I saw in the comments of like some people saying, ah, he is so demonic.

I'm going to go down and see this.

Subtronics and The Fray, who I also know.

The

Fray,

That's all Skrillex tonality.

I think that's what makes you a good artist and makes you stand out, especially in dubstep or even house, like that specific sound like Sudden Death might have or Subtronics.

Being able to sound similar to the people in your genre or sub-genre but still make it your own and be able to like have someone hear the song be like oh that's so and so yeah that is like ideally the goal you know having a sound but not a genre yeah not limiting yourself inside of a box but still making it your own

So I guess my next question is about the financial side.

parking lot? It's a festival.

It was just about the only

place in Las Vegas that you could book a bass headliner that was big level name like Subtronics or Crank Dat that could actually fill it out and fit a lot of people.

Now I think the closest thing we have is Substance.

Oh, good Lord.

I've seen Subtronics like twice.

No, three times now.

And I love it.

Thomas is the guy inside that company who finds the artists and labels worth backing before the rest of the industry notices them.

He signed acts like Fisher and Subtronics early, and he's helped build partnerships with labels like Nightbase.

His whole philosophy is that the artist is the entrepreneur, and his job is to back them.

sometimes as a client, sometimes as a full partner.

Um, you know, he wanted to kind of go in more on, on, on the, on the music video side of things.

And, uh, yeah, it, you know, it did really well.

Um, Subtronics was a bit different because I, I brought him probably around the same time, maybe four or five years ago at this point, he was already, uh, For me, it was two things.

He had a real following.

It's being held this year, November 20th through 22nd.

Any of these acts do anything for you? We got Fat Joe, Cascade, Marshmallow, Subtronics, and The Fray.

Fine.

They're fine.