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Skrillex Redeems Himself With Massive Collaboration With Big Grams

by Matthew Meadow
September 24, 2015
in Bass Music, EDM News, Featured, Trap
Skrillex Redeems Himself With Massive Collaboration With Big Grams

It’s almost mindblowing how many pies Skrillex has got his fingers in. Scratch that. It is mindblowing. It doesn’t really make sense with how much he’s touring, and all of the projects that he’s constantly involved in, that he still has time for even more projects.

Let’s count… including Jack Ü, which is obviously his most time consuming project at the moment, he’s also helping produce Justin Bieber’s album, while finishing new collaborations with Jauz, Vic Mensa, The Game, and now, Big Grams.

After the less than thrilling collaboration with The Game from yesterday, we’re happy to report that this latest venture is exactly what we needed. “Drum Machine” nowhere near any of Skrillex’s known styles, considering Phantogram and Big Boi are such colossal entities on their own. However, what the track lacks in known style, it makes up for with substance.

Listen to the collaboration below.

Tags: big boibig gramscollaborationdrum machinephantogramskrillex
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