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Big Gigantic
Big Gigantic formed in 2009 when Dominic Lalli and Jeremy Salken met at the University of Colorado Boulder. Lalli plays saxophone, Salken drums, and together...
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Big Gigantic formed in 2009 when Dominic Lalli and Jeremy Salken met at the University of Colorado Boulder. Lalli plays saxophone, Salken drums, and together they started mixing electronic beats with live instrumentation. Their first album, 'Fire It Up,' came out in 2010.
They've put out several albums since then, including 'Nocturnal' in 2012, 'The Night Is Young' in 2014, and 'Brighter Future' in 2016. A track like 'Bring The Funk Back' from 2015 shows their approach, it's built around a saxophone line and a danceable beat, with guest vocals from Logic and Rozes on 'All Of Me' or Ashe on 'Friends.'
Their sound pulls from funk and hip-hop, but it's mostly built for festivals and dance floors. They've kept at it without much fuss, releasing music and playing shows.
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