Rustie. Lido. Flume. All names that come to mind when thinking back to the original days of future bass. One name that is often forgotten but that deserves recognition among the greatest is What So Not. A true trendsetter in the electronic music scene, What So Not has recently impressed with his unparalleled versatility, but most of us grew fond of the artist earlier last decade when the Australian continued to innovate in the realm of trap and future bass. Among his most notable in the latter category is his take on RÜFÜS DU SOL’s ‘Innerbloom,’ a true classic worth highlighting once again.
RÜFÜS DU SOL’s original is a nine-minute opus that broke barriers between electronic and acoustic music. Despite cutting the length by more than half, What So Not doubled the ecstasy throughout his remix, lacing it with raw intensity and a natural festival aura that instantly appealed to the masses. The original vocals and emotion are left intact, but What So Not upped the anthem-factor exponentially to create one of his most iconic tracks to date. Dive into the ‘Innerbloom’ remix below.
