Following their collaboration with Kandy on the big room house slammer “BOM BOM!” Retrohandz returns to Dim Mak to release a banging follow up in “Bruck Out.”
Featuring vocals from reggae songstress Stush, “Bruck Out” commingles dancehall vibes with Retrohandz’s characteristic jungle terror sound without reproach, laying down a thumping break beat that’s backed by booming bass punches and sweeping synths. The chop vocal sections of the song are mind blowing, guaranteeing complete dance floor decimation with it’s low end heavy power.
The mustachioed Italian duo’s hyperactive sound has been making big ripples in the electronic music community, their catalog of impressive tracks include much lauded reworks of Diplo, David Guetta, Jah Sun and The Bloody Beetroots. The trap, meets break beat, meets room shaking house of Retrohandz is going to take over the music festival circuit before we know it.
Major players of the jungle terror scene, Retrohandz’s first album Primitive released in 2013 revealed the Milan duo’s effortless ability to conquer the rising sub-genre. The Eurasia EP released in June of 2014 on Rimbu was key in propelling the jungle terror movement forward and reached the 11th spot on Beatport’s Electro House chart. Already gaining serious momentum, the unstoppable duo has garnered the attention of established artists including Steve Aoki, Diplo, Deorro and Borgore. Retrohandz has shown no sign of stopping and will unveil their debut Dim Mak EP next month.
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