TRACKS: Autoerotique & Mercer pump out heavy banger “Murda Dem”

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Parisian heavyweight Mercer and Canadian duo Autoerotique collectively boast an impressive roster of past collaborators including Steve Aoki, DJ Snake, and Felix Cartal, so it’s no surprise that the two powers have finally teamed up for their first joint effort Murda Dem.

While Mercer brings the heat with his hallmark menacing builds and rapid-fire snare lines, Autoerotique lathers on a hearty helping of bass and the signature laser synth stabs we came to love from their hit LZR Bass. Out today, the juddering jam takes listeners on frenetic ride through tribal drum patterns, boisterous hi-hat sequences and a vocal sample echoing “murda dem!”

After breaking onto the scene in 2013 with megahits Welcome to the Jungle and Supreme, Mercer steamrolled into this year with his chart-topping DJ Snake collaboration Lunatic. Having released on a variety of labels including Spinnin’ Records, Mixmash and Dim Mak, the Frenchman’s productions straddle genre lines and range from reworks of electro titans Dada Life to underground hero Tchami. Balancing his production passion while maintaining his well-followed monthly podcast and a brimming domestic tour schedule, Mercer is quickly becoming one of dance music’s newest success stories.

Dim Mak mainstays Autoerotique have kept busy as well, unleashing a flurry of collaborations such as Go with Marc Noir & Out Of Sync and Feedback with Steve Aoki vs. Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike. Producing within their own unique genre dubbed Lazer Funk, the two-headed monster consistently pushes boundaries and breaks the mold with their multifarious studio outputs. Having reupholstered the works of superstars including Skrillex and Diplo, Autoerotique has garnered worldwide support which promises to only grow from here.

Grab Murda Dem on iTunes or Beatport now!

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Alix can be found dancing at Electro, Dubstep and other bass shows, no matter the scale. Her interest in EDM began in high school and her taste developed into Dubstep and Electro genres. She has been hooked on bass for a few years now, is regularly in attendance at Bassmentality events, and she’s a dedicated WEMF (World Electronic Music Festival) attendee. She loves to be a part of the beautiful chaos in the Toronto EDM scene, whether it’s writing, getting exclusive interviews, or dancing like it’s no one’s business.

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