MiatriSs
MiatriSs is an electronic act that gained attention with their track "Game Over" in 2012. The song became a club staple, helping them reach a wider audience...
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MiatriSs is an electronic act that gained attention with their track "Game Over" in 2012. The song became a club staple, helping them reach a wider audience beyond their initial following. They also released "Tell Me Father" and "Five Nights at Freddy's 4," which appear among their most recognized work.
Their music draws from techno and trance, with a production style that leans toward driving rhythms and melodic hooks. The duo of Max and Alex formed the core of the project, handling vocals, songwriting, and production. Later, Sarah joined on backing vocals in 2014, and David came on as drummer in 2016.
In 2015, MiatriSs faced plagiarism allegations that led to an investigation, though they were eventually cleared. Alex has spoken openly about dealing with addiction, noting how personal struggles can intersect with the pressures of visibility in music. Their catalog includes the albums "Electronauts" from 2010, "Electric Dream" from 2014, and "The X-Factor" from 2016.
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