Party: BIG APE presents KEYS N KRATES [LIVE]

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BIG APE presents KEYS N KRATES [LIVE]

Club: BIG APE

Upcoming: 2916
Date: 13.03.2015 22:00
Address: 237 Hay Street, Perth, Australia | show on the map »

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Party: BIG APE presents KEYS N KRATES [LIVE]

You don’t normally see a live keyboard and drummer come together with a turntablist for a live show, but Keys N Krates aren’t your average DJ group. Hailing out of Toronto, Canada the trio have gained a name for themselves world wide playing from some of the biggest festivals.

BIG APE & BBE presents, KEYS N KRATES [LIVE]
FRIDAY MARCH 13
VILLA NIGHTCLUB
Support from Chang, PETER PAYNE (Pete.) & Stranger

Early Bird Tickets available from Moshtix, Thursday February 5th - 10am!

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KEYS N KRATES [Dim Mak / Mad Decent, Canada]
Keys N Krates formed as the brainchild of drummer Adam Tune, synth/keyboard aficionado David Matisse and internationally award-winning turntablist Jr. Flo. The Toronto trio came together in 2008 with the desire to bring their blend of live electronic instrumentation to the stage.
Having toured their unique blend of hip hop and bass music extensively across North America, Keys N Krates put out a slew of original music in 2013. The September release of their SOLOW EP on Steve Aoki's Dim Mak Records featured KNK's banger “Treat Me Right” which launched with the support of figureheads like Diplo, Major Lazer, Flosstradamus and TNGHT. It went to number one on Hype Machine, continues to chart on Beatport Hip Hop Chart, and remains a fixture in DJ sets and car stereos around the globe.

Their second single off SOLOW EP, “Dum Dee Dum,” premiered on Annie Mac's BBC Radio1 and experienced a similar kind of success on the charts with more than a 100,000 downloads sold to date. The accompanying music video saw Keys N Krates' grimy beats infiltrate the conservative Mennonite farm community and amassed more than two million plays on Youtube. They later created the “Dum Dee Dum Remix” featuring G.O.O.D. Music's Cyhi The Prynce, King Louie and Tree, which received glowing reviews from the likes of Fader Magazine, Vice Mag and NahRight.

The first single off the new EP “Are We Faded” debuted on Annie Mac's BBC Radio1, as well as the highly influential Youtube channel All Trap Music. The track has already amassed over 1 million plays, and been supported by the likes of Machinedrum, What So Not, Hudson Mohawke and Plastician.

As a result, Keys N Krates have found themselves performing for fans across Europe and North America, headlining the Every Nite Tour in 2014, and playing at some of the world's largest Music Festivals, including: TomorrowlWorld, Lollapalooza, Electric Zoo, Ultra Music Festival, Osheaga and Sonar Festival (to name a few). As Matisse says, “Our favourite thing is playing live and bringing people into our world.”

Website: http://www.keysnkrates.com
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/keysnkrates
Music: http://www.soundcloud.com/keysnkrates
Video: http://www.youtube.com/keysnkratestv
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/keysnkrates

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