The sounds emanating from Los Angeles are coming from the up-and-comers that will eventually lead the American dance scene. It is a matter of time before Los Angeles’ collection of bright, young forward-thinkers have the reigns on the industry, and expect Drezo to be there with the rest of them. Procuring a nasty, brooding brand of house music with a scowl, Drezo’s dark, hissing dance beats continue to refine themselves with each original production. His latest, “Guap,” pushes aggressive, glitching G-house, crafted for the after hours by design, and available totally free of charge.
“Guap” rides a simple sample selection as Drezo provides a chugging house arrangement that pops and clinks behind keen vocal splices. The track sizzles with a subtle intensity, and after a quiet interlude, Drezo returns with an assault of floor-shaking synths and knocking drumwork for one of his cleanest original productions yet.
Pushing a side of house music that the pop world largely hasn’t discovered yet, Drezo is carving out his own brand and it is only a matter of time before the trend catches up.
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