Sinjin Hawke

Ludacris' "Party Girls" got a trifecta of tough remixes from Lunice, Brodinski, and Sinjin Hawke.

It's been about a year since Sinjin Hawke's "Prom Nite" changed our lives. If you want to look at consistency in today's electronic music scene, you h

Sinjin Hawke's back with his latest Fractal Fantasy collaboration; Sinjin Hawke follows up collaborations with (the artist formerly known as) MORRI$ and L-Vis 1990 with this Mike Q flex, "ThunderScan." Say what you will about what Fractal Fantasy does with the visuals, but they work VERY well with the next-level boom that these two cooked up. Something that feels all kinds of regal, but at the same time doesn't alienate heads who are looking to beat it up.

Now THIS might be the best thing you've heard all week. When Teki Latex, one of the heads behind Sound Pellegrino, describes a tune as "the sound of s

Earlier today, RBMA dropped their Various Assets – Not For Sale: Red Bull Music Academy New York 2013 two-disc compilation, which featured a beautif

Few things get me hype like seeing the name Sinjin Hawke appear in my inbox. The Canadian-born, Barcelona-living producer has wowed us for some time a

The last time Fractal Fantasy did a video for Sinjin Hawke, is was for Sinjin's Morri$ collaboration "Ferrofluid." Today is a new collaboration, with

This shit right here? This is the kind of drum-less banger that you can feel proud to bump LOUDLY in your car audio system. Almost two months ago, we

You might want to go ahead and stop doing everything you're doing right now and get lost in this liquid metal masterpiece of a video for an equally-awesome track from Sinjin Hawke and Morri$. Fractal Fantasy won for this one; taking the title of the track literally, they found a way to weave in the actual liquid metal, making it react to the intergalactic bass that's housed in this track. This is one huge tune, and just hitting play will show you how big it really is.

This isn't a mistake, or a bootleg: Three 6 Mafia's Gangsta Boo and Sinjin Hawke, together on one record. We support the cross-pollination of all genr

This is definitely the night cap. Sinjin Hawke‘s someone we have our eye on, and cuts like “Prom Nite” prove it. You’d expect a king to drop this as his theme before speaking to his kingdom. The horns bring a downright regal vibe to the track, and Sinjin’s blend of grime, hip-hop, and anything else he damn-well pleases just works. This tune is forthcoming on Pelican Fly’s Feathers compilation, which also includes tracks from Cashmere Cat, Deebs, and Samename.

2012 was undoubtedly the year of the trap. No longer a niche sound, trap endured a renaissance as producers far and wide tried their hand at the styl