Run DMT
Run DMT | |
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Background information | |
Birth name | John Robbins |
Born |
Austin, Texas | November 16, 1983
Origin | Austin, Texas |
Genres | Edm |
Occupation(s) | Songwriter, record producer, musician |
Years active | 2010–present |
Run DMT is the performing name of electronic dance music artist John Robbins. Formed in Austin, TX in the summer of 2010, Run DMT is best known for his remix of Major Lazer's "Jah No Partial" feat. Flux Pavillion,[1] inclusion on the Mortal Kombat: Songs Inspired by the Warriors album ("Baraka's Theme"),[2] and top-charting first release "Drop Top."[3]
Influences
Various musical styles influence his music, including Drum and bass, Dubstep, Drumstep, Trap, Moombahton, atmospheric Downtempo and more. He has played at numerous music festivals and events: 2013 Warped Tour, Electric Daisy Carnival, Coachella, Camp Bisco, Nocturnal Festival, Wakarusa, Snowball Music Festival, and Counterpoint Fest.[3]
History
Run DMT was previously a duo, consisting of Robbins and Chris Parson, [4] until Parson left the group in July 2012.
This is all the commentary received about the separation to this day. The real answer to what exactly happened to cause the split of the duo may never be known. Both Chris Parson and John Robbins continue to make music to this day.
The name Run DMT was used by Michael Collins, who debuted with his album Bong Voyage in 2009, a year before the EDM duo formed. He has since changed his artist name to Salvia Plath, due to copyright issues.[5]
2013
Run DMT's most recent hits include "Shaman Juice"[6] and Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike feat. Lil Jon – "Madness" (Run DMT remix).[7]
In September 2013, Run DMT released a remix of The Who's "Who Are You."[8]
2014
January 2014 saw the release of a remix package of Diplo's "Revolution (feat. Faustix & Imanos and Kai)" which included a remix by Run DMT.[9] This track has been featured as background music in the Titanfall video game commercial.[10]
In September 2014, RUN DMT's remix of Twenty One Pilots single "Car Radio" was released through Fueled by Ramen[11]
RUN DMT's remix of "Now" by Bassnectar feat. Rye Rye was released in October on Amorphous Music.[12]
Discography
LPs
- 2012: Union of Opposites – Play Me Records
EPs
- 2013: RUN DMT – 4th Wall Records
- 2011: Blast Off – Teenage Riot Records
- 2011: Midnight – P5 Records
- 2011: Madness – Play Me Too Records
- 2011: Drop Top – Play Me Too Records
Remixes
- 2014: "Now" (RUN DMT Remix)" – Bassnectar feat. Rye Rye - Amorphous Music
- 2014: "Car Radio (RUN DMT Remix)" – Twenty One Pilots - Fueled by Ramen
- 2014: "And Work! (RUN DMT Remix)" – Eric Sharp feat. Sir DSS, DJ Kat - LOVE F.A.M.E
- 2014: "Revolution (RUN DMT Remix)" – Diplo feat. Faustix, Imanos & Kai - Mad Decent
- 2013: "Who Are You? (RUN DMT Remix)" – The Who
- 2013: "Boreal (RUN DMT Remix)" – Hundred Waters – OWSLA Recordings (NEST IV Sublabel)
- 2013: "Madness (RUN DMT Remix)" – Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Lil Jon – Dim Mak Records
- 2013: "Jah No Partial (RUN DMT Remix)" – Major Lazer feat. Flux Pavilion
- 2012: "Slave to the Sweat (RUN DMT Remix)" – Gosteffects – Afterlife
- 2011: "Soul Survivor (RUN DMT Remix)" – Bird Peterson feat. Ocelot – Teenage Riot Records
- 2011: "Super Mega Death Ray (RUN DMT Remix)" – Figure – Heavy Artillery Records
- 2011 : "Torn Apart (RUN DMT Remix)" – Down Jones – P5 Records
- 2011: "The Bad Atom (RUN DMT Remix)" – Bird Peterson – Teenage Riot Records
- 2011: "A Candlelit Dinner with Inamorta (Run DMT Remix) – Asking Alexandria – Sumerian Records
Singles/Appears On
- 2012: "Real Steel" with Zardonic, Mark Instinct, Numbernin6 (2012) – Vulgar Display of Bass LP, by Zardonic – Big Riddim
- 2011: "100M Dash" – Heavy Artillery Records
- 2011: "Good To Go" – Evol Intent Records
- 2010: "Good To Me" – Relief album, by various artists – Macro Records
References
- ↑ "Major Lazer – Jah No Partial – Run DMT Remix".
- ↑ "iTunes – Music – Mortal Kombat – Songs Inspired by the Warriors Various Artists".
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 "Ticketfly info – Run DMT – Event".
- ↑ "Thursday, September 22nd – PHLTH with Run DMT – Flufftronix Dot Com".
- ↑ "Baltimore's Salvia Plath formerly Run DMT shares new material from upcoming album The Bardo Story – Terrorbird".
- ↑ "Run DMT Drinks Shaman Juice – Thump".
- ↑ "Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike feat. Lil Jon – Madness – Run DMT remix".
- ↑ "Rolling Stone – Music – News – The Who – Run DMT Remix".
- ↑ "Diplo – Revolution (Remixes) out 1/21 on Mad Decent".
- ↑ [Diplo "Titanfall Video Game Commercial".
- ↑ http://www.beatport.com/track/car-radio-run-dmt-remix/5821842
- ↑ http://www.beatport.com/track/now-run-dmt-remix-feat-rye-rye-original-mix/5968529