Matroda - What Happened?

Matroda "The RED Tape - Side B" EP OUT NOW on DIM MAK Spotify: https://ffm.to/theredtape-b/spotify | Apple Music: https://ffm.to/theredtape-b/apple Beatport: https://ffm.to/theredtape-b/beatport | iTunes: https://ffm.to/theredtape-b/itunes On “Side B” of “The RED Tape,” Matroda pushes his #MatrodaSound even further into the depths of dark, house music. Opening with the single “Bang,” the Croatian producer sculpts an icy soundscape featuring hypnotic bars from Dances With White Girls. “You Can” and Kaleena Zanders-assisted “Another Day” see Matroda take the bass down low on a pair of club-ready singles. Closing with “What Happened,” Matroda leaves listeners paralyzed with dynamic sequences and cutting-edge sound design. Matroda Facebook: https://facebook.com/matrodamusic Matroda Twitter: https://twitter.com/matrodamusic Matroda Instagram: https://instagram.com/matrodamusic Matroda SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/matrodamusic Dances With White Girls Facebook: https://facebook.com/danceswithwhitegirls Dances With White Girls Twitter: https://twitter.com/dances Dances With White Girls Instagram: https://instagram.com/danceslife Dances With White Girls Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/danceswithwhitegirls --- Dim Mak Facebook: http://facebook.com/dimmak Dim Mak Twitter: http://twitter.com/dimmak Dim Mak Instagram: http://instagram.com/dimmak Dim Mak SoundCloud: http://soundcloud.com/dimmakrecords Subscribe: http://bit.ly/1iIt8r4 By Any Means Necessary In 1996, Steve Aoki founded DIM MAK and developed it into an influential independent record label and music lifestyle brand. Responsible for launching the careers of seminal acts such as Bloc Party, The Bloody Beetroots, The Chainsmokers, Deorro, Keys N Krates and countless others, the independently owned DIM MAK has consistently pushed new musical movements via its staunch DIY ethos. With a back catalog hundreds of records deep, a history of legendary live events, and a fully formed clothing line, Dim Mak continues its global mission of promoting boundary-pushing music and culture ‘by any means necessary.’