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Nitepunk<\/a>\u00a0is back with a new EP, the aptly-titled\u00a0Lawless<\/em>, a high-voltage dispatch from the rave’s front lines.<\/p>\n Opening with “No Manners,\u201d slinking basslines grind through metallic trap rhythms with confrontational precision, delivering the kind of unfiltered energy that recalls the Georgian-born producer’s early underground roots while sounding sharper than ever. The same surgical approach carries into \u201cfresh to death” (with dami), a sugar-rushed breakbeat anthem that modernizes 90s rave aesthetics.\u00a0<\/p>\n Meanwhile, on\u00a0\u201cWhat I Need,” Nitepunk swaps brute force for sparkling clarity, weaving soul-drenched samples into track awash in synths without sacrificing the EP’s propulsive nature. It\u2019s a rare moment of brightness before the project detonates in its closer, \u201cSPILL,\u201d a collaborative blowtorch with SOH SOH.\u00a0<\/p>\n The volcanic energy of Nitepunk, who in 2023 was named by EDM.com<\/em>\u00a0as one of the year’s best music producers<\/a>, is increasingly being felt on a global scale. Earlier this year, Skrillex opened his explosive Ultra Music Festival headline set with an unreleased Nitepunk collaboration<\/a>, an unmistakable signal that the red-hot producer is standing squarely in the spotlight. He also performed as direct support in San Francisco for the legendary electronic music group The Prodigy.<\/p>\n You can listen to\u00a0Lawless\u00a0<\/em>below and find the new release on streaming platforms\u00a0here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Facebook:<\/strong> facebook.com\/nitepunk<\/a>Follow Nitepunk:<\/h2>\n
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