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MUST DIE!
Pushing boundaries since 2011, the astounding versatility and unique production style of MUST DIE!, (otherwise known as Lee Bates), has gained him global popularity. Widely viewed as an artist playing an undeniable part in the future of electronic music, the US producer and DJ has released vast amounts of reputable material spanning several labels such as Ultra, Dim Mak, Play Me, Mad Decent and Atlantic Records, but truly found his stride when signing to the UK-based powerhouse Never Say Die. With 2014 seeing the release of his hotly anticipated ‘Death & Magic’ LP on Skrillex’s OWSLA Records, Beatport chart domination instantly followed, with ‘Gem Shards’ holding the top spot for four weeks. Having already racked up shows at EDC Orlando, Wobbleland and TomorrowWorld with Australian and European tours lined up for spring 2015, this year is undoubtedly going to be massive for MUST DIE!
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