Currently India’s largest electronic music record label and tastemaker brand, Music High Court are without a doubt changing the game when it comes to releasing forward-thinking music, putting on explosive live shows, and much more. Following their most recent release with 32Stitches, which came alongside their 3rd music video, Music High Court are now bringing BEDO97, 22 Void Beats and KAZU together for “The King,” an explosive trap and bass banger. The three emerging producers, who hail from Egypt, Pakistan, and Germany respectively, are able to combine their skills masterfully on “The King,” bringing together energetic rap vocals, anthemic atmospheres and trap percussion, all over an array of distorted 808s and impressive synth work.
“The King” is without a doubt a truly exciting release, pushing the hybrid trap sound forward in multiple ways. This however, is one of many successes the label has seen since it emerged in the scene. Music High Court started out aiming to provide talented and rising producers with a platform, helping them break through the noise and reach international fanbases. Focusing on quality over quantity, the label is meticulously crafting each project from the ground up with the attention it deserves, packaging songs with stunning accompanying visuals. To date, Music High Court has worked with more than 50 artists from around the world, including two Grammy Nominated producers.
The brand however is massively strong when it comes to live shows as well. Back in 2019, Music High Court became the first Indian label to host their own ADE showcase, teaming up with acclaimed electronic music brand Run The Trap to bring together over 15 artists from around the world, among them K?D, Nitti Gritti, Snavs, PLS&TY, Tisoki, Holly and more. While they are now planning to expand their live vertical, MHC Throwdown, to international markets, their previous shows have included performances from the likes of TroyBoi, ATLiens, K?D, Snavs, Tisoki, Nitti Gritti and many more. Make sure to stay up to date with Music High Court, as they undoubtedly have what it takes to reach the top of the dance music world very soon.
