COFFIN’s work has taken quite a shine to many within the underground scene. His well-thought-out arrangements can turn any mood into a positive one. And the highly advanced sound design easily stands out and separates his vision from the others. Creating a once in a lifetime experience with each listen. Don’t sleep on Jimmy Wit An H either. Their addictive tones and lyrics can make any track flow into a brand new territory. Creating an unforgettable atmosphere for themselves as well as their audience. They throw in that extra touch of attitude which impacts you even harder. Together, they’ve all created a pure classic for all.

‘Street’ is filled with exciting attributes and characteristics. Right from the start, COFFIN honors Jimmy Wit An H’s style by creating an ominous space for them to take advantage of. The haunting melody mixed with their sinister flow creates a sense of excitement and eagerness to hear what’s coming. With a steady buildup increasing, it keeps the listener on their toes and increases the heart rate due to its sheer impact.

Then all of a sudden, COFFIN strikes us a blast of classic bass house goodness. The rhythm and main bass lead really lets all of them shine at once, and throwing in those little bass stabs is the icing on top. Creating an everlasting chorus throughout. For the breakdown, Jimmy Wit An H make a comeback for a second verse to keep the audience in check with their energy. Finally, they all take a bow with a final chorus to leave any listener off with a satisfying aura surrounding them. So if you love house music and hip hop in general, this is the track you’ve been looking for. Make sure to go support them all by streaming ‘Street’ everywhere!

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‘Need Me’ is a deep and dark journey. Incorporating flavors of trap and house is a genius way to go. Taking everything he’s learned so far and putting it to the test. We can even hear an airy vocal which ties everything together. Adding an extra layer of rhythm for all to be addicted to. And once those drops hit, it’ll have you grooving in any situation. Creating a sense of wonder and awe through each note being played. Mixing up the bass house sound design with those angelic vocals creates a beautiful feeling. Wherever you end up, this song will instantly bring you gratitude and joy. Which is what an artist wants to capture when creating any form of art.

COFFIN has proven to be a true and unique musician. His skills and passion for this style of music will only take him higher than before. So make sure to go support him by streaming ‘Need Me’ everywhere.

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You live in ATL! Have you lived there your entire life? And what’s the music scene like?

Originally I’m from Massachusetts, but I’ve been in Atlanta for many years. The music scene down here is so inspiring, especially the rap side of things. Everyone is hungry and always working. 

Your last original release ‘Drowning’ is an emotional-filled, energetic house piece. Can you tell us a bit about the inspiration behind the track?

When I started the core idea for ‘Drowning’ I wanted to make something that made you feel the sense of longing, this year has been really rough on all of us so I’ve been writing tons of emotional music that fits how I’ve been feeling with everything going on.

You’ve stated in the past that you don’t have to be the most technical artist in order to be successful. Can you expand upon that idea a bit for us?

Absolutely, in my opinion simplicity works just as well as the most technical song you’ve ever heard in your life. As long as the core foundation/elements are there for a good song, you’re good. Less is more. 

What is it about trap inspired house music that really resonates with you?

So, I personally did not start my music career with dance music. I was in punk bands first then after that I began producing/engineering rap records. Rap, primarily southern trap music has a huge influence on my sound so everything I do be it, EDM Trap, Trap House, shit even if I made a hardstyle song it would have some elements of southern trap music because that’s where I come from. I really started with this sound like 5-6 years ago, just heavy rap influenced breaks with house drops.

Besides producing music, what are some things you’ve been doing to stay busy during quarantine life?

I love doing graphic work in photoshop, & editing videos in Premier. All of the album art/video assets you’ve seen recently from the COFFIN project are entirely made by me. Other than that, my PS4 has kept me sane lol.

What’s one valuable lesson you’ve learned over the course of this year?

To never take what you have for granted. I miss traveling & playing shows so much right now I would give anything for the world to go back to normal.

Who are some of your favorite underground artists right now?

So many, Odea, Schade, Mayhem, Blvk Sheep, CLB, Achilles, Hypression, Perses, Sqwad, Koos, just to name a few.

Do you have any daily rituals that you do to maximize success?

I normally wake up, make a fat cup of coffee, then spend the next hour or so listening to music to set the inspiration for the day before I create. The key though, I listen to anything except dance music to inspire me to make dance music if that makes sense. Lately it’s been listening to Black Flag or Gucci Mane and diving in.

With such a plethora of fantastic options in the United States, what are some festivals and venues you’d be stoked to play at when shows start happening regularly again? 

Too many to name, but I can tell you I’m so hyped to return to LA, Seattle, Chicago, New York, & a bunch of other cities.

Any big releases or streams coming up that you’d like to clue us into today?

I have a few more surprises up my sleeve before the end of the year, look out for a couple more records & a few live DJ sets on the way! 

Tell us about the guest mix you did for us today!

This mix embodies all the music that I’m currently fucking with. This really would be my tour set if everything in the world was normal, I included a bunch of brand new unreleased music from myself and my homies. Just wanted to thank y’all for always rocking with me & thanks for having me!

Tracklist:

COFFIN – ID
SQWAD- To The Sound
Taiki Nulight & AC Slater – Gold Star
Koos – Spin It Back
ANGELZ, Jace Mek, & Kage – Stupid
COFFIN & SKUM – ID
Tynan – Diggid
Badjokes – Orion
Madeintyo x Medasin X Josh Pan – Prophet Ned Flanders The Zoo (Odea Edit)
Pop Smoke & Tyraz – Gatti Smog (COFFIN Edit)
G Jones – In Your Head (RL Grime Edit)
Blvk Sheep – Wonksta (COFFIN Remix)
Dababy & Boombox Cartel – 21 Manquinas (COFFIN Edit)
Reebs – The Club
Born Dirty & Bellecour – Tokyo Bill
Cave Studio – Take Me
Phlegmatic Dogs – Cuatrocats (Volac Remix)
Henry Fong & Knock2 – What’s The Move
YYVNG – Wynehouse
Habstrakt – Show Me
COFFIN – ID
Asdek – Switchin
Honey & Badger – Delta
Malaa – OCB (Sqwad Remix)
Hypression Ft. Aallis – Lie
Left/Right & Bodyblow – One Two (Badjokes Remix)
COFFIN – ID
Shift K3Y – Get Low
Marten Horger & Neon Steve – Church
Dj Snake – Enzo (Malaa Remix)
Habstrakt – Free
COFFIN – Get 2 U (Punk Edit)
Valentino Khan – Lick It (COFFIN Edit)
Joyryde Ft. Majilla – Thrill
Jero – Got This
Notion – Hooked (Marc Volt Remix)
Malaa – We Get Crunk (Keeld Remix)
Martin Ikin – Headnoise
Marten Horger & Karol Tip – Wild
COFFIN – ID

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It just so happens that I don’t even have enough hands to count the amount names on this remix pack that has been featured on FUX, but one definite highlight track is the COFFIN remix of ‘Wonksta’. COFFIN’s perfectly mixed hip-hop drums flow over the suspenseful intro of the track before becoming the driving force in the drop, while also filling spaces with these deep wubs felt deep inside your sternum. 

Another highlight track comes from yet another FUX favorite, SuperAve. The track begins with this deep growl which seems to grow in the shadows as the drums slowly climb through the mix in the build. One second into the drop, and you quickly realize that SuperAve. is not messing around, as some of the nastiest lead basses led the way throughout the drop, along with some pounding percussion elements. 

Once again, another FUX favorite delivers one of the highlights of the remix pack, with anti.’s remix of ‘Static.’ Right out the gate anti. comes throwing elbows with his classic thumping hip-hop drums and piercing hi-hats that jump out the mix. After a quick build, anti. comes through with this hypnotic lead synth that makes you feel like you’re falling endlessly down the rabbit hole.

Last but most definitely not least is yojas and We Rose’s remix of ‘Fearful’. From the start, it feels as if something ominous and aggressive is lurking with these dark industrial alarm sounding synths building the suspense perfectly in the intro. After a quick introduction to the drums in the build, we’re thrown into the madness that is the drop. Two seconds in and I guarantee your face is stank, and your arms are trapped out, as the lead synth is perfectly layered to give that grimy feel while also not losing those smacking drums. 

This whole project gives us fresh and exciting takes on tracks that were already bangers. This one is definitely worth the listen, check out the whole thing below.

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The theme of the track is set right out the gate with an ominous loop playing the lead melody, which is then joined by hard-hitting 808s and unique percussion elements. As we approach the forty-five-second mark we’re met with an unsparing barrage of low-end synths that add a welcome contrast to the spazzy hi-hats sitting lower in the mix. After pulling the percussion out to showcase the ghostly loops once more, we are once again thrown into a second violent trap section. If COFFIN isn’t on your radar, you need to change that. Check this one out below and grab the free download.

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Reversing the roles by giving fans a gift on his birthday, COFFIN displays why he is considered one of the most consistent secret weapons in the gritty house scene. Devilish soundscapes and a quintessential high-BPM house tempo kick off the track, before hints of added ruggedness are added until the climax is reached. As the drop hits, granular synths and wonky fills shine at the forefront of the oddly danceable track. Repeat this recipe twice with a touch of freshness in the second half and you have the club banger that is ‘Racks.’ Don’t miss it below!

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