DIRTY AUDIO - ダーティー・オーディオ

After a string of successful productions from 2012 to 2015, Dirty Audio had established himself as promising talent with a knack for creating hard dance music. However, it wasn't until 2016's release of his original "Gettin' That" that the international dance circuit truly welcomed Dirty Audio into their ranks. With its driving sub-bassline, grimy synths and clear hip-hop influence, "Gettin' That" represented a foray into a new realm of electronic music that resonated with fans who were crossing over from other genre demographics. The track was a massive hit with both listeners and other DJs; it became one of the most played tracks of the year by DJs and was dropped by everyone from Jack U to The Chainsmokers in live sets.

In the short time since his initial climb to stardom, Dirty Audio has been a force to be reckoned with. His approach to creating hybrid dance music with a guaranteed dirty beat has garnered him attention from some of the industry's most respected labels - including Mad Decent, Ultra, Dim Mak, and Monstercat - and support from prominent artists like Skrillex and Marshmello. His explosive remix of Afrojack's "Used to Have It All," a remix of DJ Snake and Yellow Claw's "Ocho Cinco" and his original production such as "Gorilla Glue" and "Hit It" were extraordinarily well received by fans and industry tastemakers alike, only serving to bolster Dirty Audio's resume. With guest mixes on Diplo's "Diplo & Friends" and The Chainsmokers' "Nice Hair" radio shows, Diryt's imprint is continuously growing.

With his goal of mastering a unique sound that is certainly not for the faint of heart, Dirty Audio has touched down all over the world to dole out doses of his dance-worthy beats. Touring everywhere from the US to EU to Australia to Asia, he has brought his electrifying live sets to all corners of the globe. Last fall he took the stage at EDC Orlando and Lollapalooza Chicago. As Billboard said, "With the bass scene more saturated than ever, it's important to pick out the key players moving the genre forward. One of them would be Dirty Audio, whose music has been played out in countless festival sets from mainstays." Looking to the future, Dirty's only plan is to keep going up; stay tuned for lots of originals, some incredible collaborations and, of course, dirty beats this year.