I See MONSTAS

London trio I See MONSTAS have been making waves in the EDM scene ever since they were discovered by Skrillex. Having gone through a name change (they previously went under the moniker MONSTA), the group have recently announced a brand new EP entitled Evolution. 2013 saw I See MONSTAS hard at work, remixing tracks for the likes of Tinie Tempah, getting one of their own songs remixed by Feed Me, and now they are set to release their own EP on Polydor Records. So far, the EP title track “Evolution” had the ‘hottest record’ accolade on Zane Lowe‘s radio show and now they’re premiering another banger from their Evolution EP, “High Life”.

“High Life”, which was co-produced with Valentino Kahn, starts off as a disco tinged head nodder, and gradually turns into an all-out bass assault. With deep kicks and punchy snares throughout the track and a soulful hook that really sets the mood for the track. I See MONSTAS also premiered another track from their upcoming Evolution EP this past Tuesday night, via BBC Radio 1 DJ Mistajam‘s show. Their track “Promises”, is a bass washed anthem, complete with scintillating vocals and some deep drums that hit hard. With three tracks from the EP now out for public consumption, they all paint a picture for the launch of their Evolution EP, which definitely shows how versatile I See MONSTAS are as a group. Not one EDM subgenre is safe from the trio!

I See MONSTAS have toured all across the world this year, performing at festivals such as Wireless and Lollapalooza, as well as tearing up the stage at Ibiza Rocks. They’re currently on tour across the UK’s university’s with Zane Lowe, and once they’ve finished their stint they head out supporting Knife Party on their ‘Haunted House Tour’. The trio will also be performing at Escape from Wonderland Festival in California on October 26th, and they will also be supporting Zedd in Chicago on New Years Eve.

You can purchase the title track from the Evolution EP, “Evolution”, from iTunes now and the full EP is released on October 21st.