True to his artistic name and moniker, RE:SURGE’s come-up has been like a resurgence. He is like a wave of tsunamis, with an unbridled passion for electronic dance music that started when he was barely old enough to make sense of the world. He has been producing music for 11 years and DJing for 5 years. He has earned a reputation for always getting crowds drenched in the energetic allure of his dance music, as they move with carefree abandon and wish that the nights didn’t end. Just recently, RE:SURGE achieved a feat by debuting at the Sabaidee Fest in Chino, California, where he showcased his peerless showmanship, getting audiences dancing nonstop to his fire mixes.
RE:SURGE is gearing up for the release of a new EP, and to put us in the mood is “Illest,” the first track off of the EP. With this jam, he taps into uncharted territories, bringing the heat and the energy and leaving a listener completely spent thanks to the vigorous dancing.
The bright concoction of the emphatic drums, the signature bass, some epic sound effects, and signature electronic components immediately grab a listener and refuse to let go. The vocals add that hip-hop element to the jam as RE:SURGE gives the jam an unmistakable trap feel with the 808’s over the fast-paced, deep house-flavored melodies.
The driving basslines, deep-phased grooves, and haunting vocals all contribute to the infectious thrill of “Illest,” making it the ideal jam for those wild summer parties.
“Illest” is the kind of jam that uplifts the mood in any setting, getting audiences to move with reckless abandon as they request the song to be played all over because, just like anything good and sweet, one is never enough.
“Illest” is also a showcase of RE:SURGE’s genre-bending creativity, which allows him to incorporate multiple styles into his signature dubstep and house styles.
With “Illest,” summer definitely comes earlier! Hop on this musical train and let the music take you to places you’ve never been before!
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