Thursday [6.23] – Crywolf & Prince Fox @ Yost Theater
1735 Vine St, Los Angeles, CA 90028 [10pm-6am, 19+]
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Crywolf – Crywolf, otherwise known as Justin Taylor Phillips, is a producer, vocalist, and multi instrumentalist from Los Angeles, CA. Since Crywolf’s conception three years ago, his intimate, melodic, avantgarde releases have garnered their own unique following, with a loyalty rarely seen in the world of electronic music. His releases are no stranger to commercial success either; met with support from international acts such as Ellie Goulding, Skrillex, Bassnectar and more. His first four EPs all charted in the top 3 on itunes and secured spots on the Billboard charts for over two weeks. His most recent effort, Cataclasm has been hailed as his best work to date, debuting in the top 10 on Billboard electronic, and has been covered by major media outlets such as Billboard, Vice, DJ Magazine, and more. With over 100 million total plays across online streaming platforms such as Pandora, Soundcloud, Youtube, and Spotify, and a tour for his new LIVE set on the way, 2016 is set to be a huge year for Crywolf.
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Prince Fox – Prince Fox wants to give something deeper to the dance floor. So, he approaches making electronic dance music with a classic ear for songwriting, generating his very own “future pop” in the process. The New York artist and producer explains, “The songs are structured in a traditional manner with verses and choruses, but they’re produced with an underground flavor—spanning everything that influences me from deep house, to future bass, to UK garage. What holds it all together is this old school focus on composition. I want to write songs that are more than just builds and drops.” Back in high school, Prince Fox—aka Sam Lassner—spent most of his days playing and studying guitar. Splitting his time between a job at the legendary Electric Lady Studios and doing the “singer-songwriter thing,” a pivotal experience opened him up to the possibilities inherent within producing electronic music.
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