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RUMPUS Reveals Tasty House EP Body Movin’

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Award-winning DJ and producer RUMPUS has been blowing up recently following the appearance of his track ‘Set It Off’ in the hugely popular HBO series ‘White Lotus.’ Looking to continue this momentum he is now releasing the incredibly diverse and intoxicating ‘Body Movin’’ EP.

The title track kicks off the EP with a bang having the infectious grooves that RUMPUS is a master at creating. The thick bass mixed with the Latin inspired drums creates a pulsating groove that draws you in and gets you moving. As the track goes on RUMPUS dials up the rave energy to eleven making for an emphatic floor shaking second chorus that leads into the second track ‘Party Favours.’ Artists often try to make unique blends of genres and RUMPUS has pulled off a blinder with a mix of tech house and acid that works beautifully. The track develops brilliantly from start to finish and while offering a very different sound to the opening track, the EP remains cohesive.

RUMPUS’ insane talent has caught the eyes of some of the biggest DJs in the world with the likes of Tiesto, Dom Dolla, and Anyma supporting his work. The track that’s been getting him a lot of attention is his viral edit of the iconic ‘Innerbloom’ by RÜFÜS DU SOL which is a production masterpiece. He’s also been turning heads with his astonishing hybrid DJ/Drum sets where he displays his punk rock drummer skills alongside his powerful productions.

The ‘Body Movin’’ EP is another great example of why RUMPUS is so highly regarded by the biggest names in the dance music scene. Both tracks will be a great addition to his electrifying live shows which you can see the dates and locations for on his website below:

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Hi I'm Mackenzie and rather unsurprisingly, I love electronic music. After over 10 years of blasting my ears with everything from Martin Garrix to San Holo, I've found myself forever digging deeper into this world. If I were to name my top 5 favourite artists I'd say Martin Garrix, Oliver Heldens, The Prodigy, Hardwell, and Avicii make up that list. Alongside writing I'm also a producer who makes whatever comes to mind. Big room house, drum & bass, hardstyle, it's all fun to dig into. See you out in the fields people :)

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