Sour Grapes

New on the scene and already recognized as the future in dance music, Sour Grapes unique style of creating beats make their productions stand out, with essentials from traditional House, contemporary Techno and other styles of music, the trio somehow always manage to find the right formula that makes dance floors around the world explode.

Their ground-breaking productions have opened up eyes and ears of names like Tiesto, Eric Prydz, Dave Spoon, Chris Lake, Laidback Luke, Joachim Garraud, Tocadisco and Laurent Garnier to name a few.

Dance music producers since years back, the trio decided to combine ideas in late December of 2008 when their first tracks ‘Kharma’ and ‘Mantra’ were created. With Radio 1 airplay, the EP caught the attention of the world’s biggest DJs and soon found its way to Dave Spoon and his label ‘Televizion’.

Due to the great success on their first EP the trio was now in the spotlight of Chris Lake who immediately asked the trio personally to remix his both summer singles ‘Violins’ and ‘La Tromba’ for his imprint Rising Music. Once again, catching the attention of the musical elite and climbing the sales charts worldwide.

Chris Lake was now so fascinated of the guys that he signed their next single “Stay For Now” to his label and did a remix of it as well. Once again, hitting the charts and the attention of the big names.

This was followed by the recently released ‘We Are’ which was also signed to Rising Music and is currently being hammered by every big name in the industry.

With great tracks comes great responsibility, especially inside the DJ-booth. Known for their powerful live performances, Sour Grapes tend to make their nights an unforgettable journey through the music they love. “It’s more than just DJ-ing, it’s a whole show” as Sour Grapes themselves describe it.

2010 will definitely be a great year for Sour Grapes, with numerous productions and remixes just around the corner waiting for release. Next up is their remix for Deadmau5 & Chris Lake on Mau5trap which definitely follows the trio’s trademark sound, with a rolling techno beat, eccentric surprises and a twisted break that turns into a raw dance floor killer. This is followed by remixes on Toca45, Definitive Recordings and another EP on Rising Music.

The only thing that can stop Sour Grapes from conquering the world is a major catastrophe caused by Mother Nature herself. Other than that, they are unstoppable.