Dirty Audio is on Fire! He’s a “Firewalker”.
As you can tell, Dirty has had a rather busy first half of 2017, putting out release after solid release. Today we have the latest addition to Dirty’s catalog, with the heavy banger that is “Firewalker”. The track is just the latest in Dirty Audio’s impressive list including: “Alien Cookies”, “Used to Have It All”. “Ocho Cinco”, and “Roller Coaster”. While he has been busy with new tracks, Dirty also released a new sample pack via Splice. Plenty of sample work for your own tracks in the making. Sounds like being too busy right? Well on top of that Dirty even toured in Australia.
While “Firewalker” is definitely a fantastic track, but it isn’t for everyone. Are you a serious bass head? Then feel free to press play. “Firewalker” is influenced quite a bit by modern hip-hop, yet with all of the amazing drops that we blow your brains out with bass. “Firewalker” will gear you up for a night to run the city, crush the gym, or even kill it in the boardroom. But we feel that Dirty describes it best:
“Firewalker = fire + skywalker… A combination of hip-hop flutes organs and drums, mixed with trap and dubstep to create a hybrid monster.” – Dirty Audio
Be sure to give “Firewalker” a listen and free download below:
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