So Dope Shows Off His Dark Side In Bass-Fueled ‘Ruckus’

In the ever-dynamic soundscape of New York City’s music scene, So Dope’s eclectic resonance sets a distinct rhythm, exemplifying his versatility in fusing soul, R&B, UK Garage, Drum and Bass, Hip-Hop, and more. Since the inception of his melodious journey in 2019 with “Be Alone,” his compelling sounds have woven a tapestry of genre-defying appeal, marking him as a standout electronic talent.

With a discography boasting 18 singles, an emotionally driven EP Alone in My Dreams, three remixes, and over 12 million Spotify plays, So Dope continues to evolve his musical narrative. Notably, tracks like “Do You Mind” and “That Feeling” from his EP, alongside past releases such as “Whole Place Locked,” “Come For Me,” “Be Alone,” and “Catch Me Now,” accentuate his creative style in delivering varied yet cohesive soundscapes.

The newest addition to his repertoire, “Ruckus,” dropped on September 1st, showcases his venture into a darker, energetic realm. Self-released on his own label, JustUs, this single is a example to So Dope’s ingenuity, blending OG trap, Drum and Bass, and Reggae, aiming to make a significant impact in festivals and raves. His inspiration drawn from a myriad of genres and the unique style of sampling distinguish him from the plethora of East Coast producers.

So Dope’s name reverberates across the music industry, garnering support from industry giants such as Alison Wonderland, Zeds Dead, Steve Aoki, Memba, NGHTMRE & SLANDER, DIPLO, Good Times Ahead, Doctor P, Cookie Monsta, and more. These endorsements underscore the wide-reaching influence and recognition of his musical creations.

Beyond the studio, So Dope has electrified stages, playing alongside dance music titans like RL Grime, TroyBoi, Flosstradamus, Nghtmre, Nitti Gritti, Juelz, and Walshyfire (Major Lazer). With a promising lineup of singles set to release in 2023, his ascent as a globally renowned DJ and producer is evidently on a rhythmical rise.

In collaboration with the enigmatic Lo-fi icon, Shiloh Dynasty, and the exploration of varied musical styles, So Dope’s diverse roots are his driving force. Focused on his dark side era, he remains committed to his goal of creating art that evokes emotions while maintaining a danceable vibe. The future looks epically rich for So Dope, as he continues to shape the electronic music scene with his innovative beats and distinct style.

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