It's an astounding thing when an individual can not only create, but master a unique blend of sounds. In today's ever-expansive digital age, many distinct styles of electronic-based genres have gripped underground airwaves, from sugar-coated dream-wave to the darker tones of the Industrial Age.
California producer-slash-musician Tylias has crafted a masterpiece of downright diabolical grooves, wobbles, rhymes, and just about everything but the kitchen sink. Through his newly released debut album Rock Dark Tekno, Tylias channels such an array of influence that it becomes nearly surreal to imagine this being the brain-child of a single individual.
While we actually have no real experience with dubstep, this song was an ode to the new sounds we received. There's no crunchy drop here -- sorry, ladies/gents -- but more of an unabashed venture into the world of the wobble. We'll move back to house and hip-hop.
In our quest to expand and conquer the vast lands of the Facebook community, we ran into fourteen-year-old Jacob Williams, a producer from Lake Elsinore, CA. Williams, also known by his producer-moniker Tylias, started his musicianship in 2008. When he reflected on his past productions, (alternative rock/hip-hop mixtapes) Tylias self-admittedly suggested that they "[weren't] that great".
After three years of experimenting and rediscovering his musical roots, Tylias released the eleven-track album, "My Name is Tylias". Comprising of electro, dubstep, and traces of drum 'n bass, Tylias' debut album caught his fans attention, specifically with the single "Digital Heart". Under self-analysis, Williams went on to mention that "[My Name is Tylias] was my very first attempt at doing anything rave-ish or what people call 'dubstep' or 'electro'... and I think I did a good job." Earlier this month, Tylias stated that he had plans to release an EP that will contain elements of rock, hip-hop, electro and dubstep influences. "I'm putting all of my effort into it, the fans will dig it, and so will anyone out there ... I want to make music everybody loves ... I hate genre battles."
The EP is set to make it's release in late January or early February.
Tylias will post singles, tracks, links and videos promoting his releases on his Facebook Page.
During this past week, we've received quite a handful of electronic-influenced submissions via our FaceBook page. For the next week or so, we'll be featuring some of the digital-talents that have hopped on board the Captain Captain Industries fan-base.
First off, a huge thank-you to Downlow'd for joining our Page and for sharing some of the most berserk dubstep, drumstep and electro-house that we've ever come across. Representing Macro Records, Downlow'd brings a bass-heavy rhythm that we just can't get enough of. With a catalog consisting of stellar remixes (Florence the Machine, LMFAO) and club-anthem originals ("Power Up", and the Hugs&Drugs inspired "Show Girl"), Downlow'd is a moving force that can't be missed.
We should be keeping up with Downlow'd and his crew frequently, so check back often more more exclusive tracks. That's all for now, ladies and gent's. Have a great week!
