Tagged: Kill Paris

The eclectic and innovative multi-instrumental producer, Kill Paris, is giving listeners something “Way Out” in terms of sound and style. Born Corey Baker is ceaselessly imaginative when it comes to breathtaking tracks infused with anything from bass, percussion, or experimental … Read More →

It’s hard to classify Corey Baker’s (aka Kill Paris) style of music. The multi-instrumentalist and producer focuses on cultivating his own creative and innovative sound. With releases on OWSLA, Monstercat, and more, as well as recent projects like his I’ve … Read More →

Future funk meets feel good with Kill Paris, Jimi Tents, and Big Gigantic‘s oh so thirst quenching track, “Fizzy Lifting Drink.” With Jimi Tents throwing golden bars and the Big G and Kill Paris collaborating on the light and refreshing beat, … Read More →

Back in September, Kill Paris released his track “Red Lights” feat. Dotter. The song features a stunning upbeat tempo along with Dotter’s mesmeric vocals. It’s ability to be played over and over again is something that not many tracks or artists can pull … Read More →

Summer is right around the corner, but first, Memorial Day weekend!   It’s time for barbecues, brews and killer beats. Relentless Beats has a jam-packed schedule of shows to make this the best Memorial Day weekend yet. Starting it off … Read More →

In 2013, an artist who calls himself Electric Mantis, was unexpectedly discovered on the internet. Wyatt Pearson was just another bedroom producer with the dream of making it big. On Reddit, he posted a song he created titled “Flips and … Read More →

The weekend is right around the corner and to kick it off in style, Relentless Beats and Daily Playlists have rounded up the best new tracks and artists that we’ve got on repeat at the moment! If you’re looking for … Read More →

Future bass artists Kill Paris is visiting Shady Park on May 26th, and he just released a fresh new single for your listening in preparation. Over the past couple months, he’s released a stunning remix of Illenium‘s ‘Only One,’ a … Read More →

Over the years tons of future bass artists have been on the rise, including one in particular, Kill Paris. His sound has evolved from a more future funk sound to incorporating more elements of future bass. We were given the … Read More →