Your Weekly Vibe Check: Let’s Dive into Memorial Day Weekend!
May 20, 2024
May 20, 2024
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YetepWuki, born Kris Barman, recently played twice at Phoenix Lights, first at the afterparty, then on Day 2. He blew me away with both sets. Not only were they high-energy and bass-filled, full of Wuki originals (“We Like to Fuck that Shit” is my go-to get wild song now) but they also introduced me to Wuki’s genre-destroying style. Is it trap? Bass house? Dubstep? Is there some hardstyle in there? I can’t really say. He doesn’t let you label his sound, which is something that can be toxic and restraining on an artist’s talent. After Phoenix Lights, I was still thirsty for some more Wuki. Lucky for me and you, Wuki recently dropped a new banger, “Chop It”
“Chop It” begins with the seductive voice of Bri Berlay and goes right into the buildup. The lyrics “When I see champagne it’s rose,” hijack the drop and then goes into a hardstyle-esque fast beat. The way Wuki chops the melody into the beat is really entrancing and fun. That’s another trait I admire about Wuki’s music – it’s fast and fun and puts a smile on your face. Wuki’s sets were the ones I had the most fun dancing to with my friends, and I look forward to more sets (and new singles) in the near future.
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