The later half of 2014, leading into 2015, has been dominated by RL Grime’s worldwide tour. Unleashing his collaboration with Australian duo of Flume and Emoh Instead, What So Not, RL Grime ended the night with his massive banger “Tell Me.”.And just when the we thought the night couldn’t go harder, we were treated to an insane edit by fellow trap pioneer Baauer, which capped off the night with a fiery end. Teasing the crowd with high-octane build up, the crowd exploded into cheers as he dropped “Core” from his debut album, “VOID”.Īs the lights dimmed the crowd called out for one more song and RL Grime delivered. Perhaps the best highlight of the night came when RL Grime played out two of his biggest songs. He included songs from the genre-blending “Trap on Acid,” to his 2013 “Shells,” to the remix that catapulted him to stardom “Mercy.” Grime even took a break of pace and delivered one of the hottest house tunes in “Feel the Volume” by Jauz, which has been sweeping live sets for the past couple months. Grime hasn’t forgotten his roots as he included a few of his older tracks and remixes. From the likes of Baauer and GTA, to Kanye West and Big Sean, Grime displayed a masterful control of the music, and ultimately, the crowd.
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Opening up with “Scylla,” one of the heavier bangers from his album, Grime unleashed a torrent of ratchet-ivity by mixing in the biggest tracks from the trap scene seamlessly with the latest and greatest hip-hop tracks. As one half of the TNGHT collaboration project with Scottish producer Hudson Mohawke, Lunice got the crowd bumping with hit after hit leading into the main act. Tommy Kruise warmed up the crowd with a heavy and percussive sound, while Lunice got the energy flowing with his southern hip-hop sound and blaring horns. Currently on his VOID album tour, RL Grime brought along Tommy Kruise and Lunice to perform with him.
San Diego was rocked to its core, as trap-star RL Grime tore up SOMA on Feb.
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