Au5
Au5 is an electronic music producer from Melbourne, Australia. He started making music influenced by artists like Skrillex and deadmau5, working with software...
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Au5 is an electronic music producer from Melbourne, Australia. He started making music influenced by artists like Skrillex and deadmau5, working with software to develop his approach to dubstep, electro house, and melodic trance.
In 2014, his EP 'Crossroads' brought wider attention, with the title track showing his mix of ethereal synths and heavy basslines. Songs like 'Snowblind' with Tasha Baxter and 'Beautiful Sky' with Daniel Hanson followed, continuing that blend of melody and weight.
He has worked with other producers including Fractal and Tisoki, and released albums like 'Fractals' and 'The Birth of Love'. His music tends toward intricate, immersive arrangements rather than straightforward club tracks.
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