Dirty Audio taps Lil Wayne to ignite the dancefloor with ‘That’s Right’: Listen

11 March 2024
2 minutes · By Alshaan Kassam

Known for spanning across genres such as bass, trap, dubstep, and house music, Dirty Audio has cultivated a global following with his signature futuristic, yet energetic sound like no other. Whether he is slowing it down with those slow-tempo grimey trap instrumentals or pumping up the festivals with high energy bass-house, Dirty Audio really does it all. Unveiling his latest masterpiece, the genre-defying artist has tapped Lil Wayne to bridge the gap between house and hip-hop with the release of ‘That’s Right.'

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Known for his boundary-pushing prowess spanning bass, trap, dubstep, and house music, Dirty Audio has cultivated a global following with his signature ever-evolving sound like no other. Unveiling his latest masterpiece as we approach festival season, Dirty Audio has called upon Lil Wayne for a fusion of house and hip-hop with ‘That’s Right.’

In the highly anticipated release, he maintains his signature blend of up-tempo madness which flows immaculately with Lil Wayne’s intensified vocals. With glitches of madness infusing the house anthem with electrifying synths and daring melodies, this track is one for the books indeed. With vocals distorted and frequencies alarming, the production showcases the producers unparalleled skill in pushing boundaries.

Elevating Dirty Audio’s presence in the electronic music scene to new heights, Dirty Audio sets the standard for a fusion of deep house and hip-hop elements. As he reignites the flames of the electronic music scene, keep an eye on Dirty Audio’s journey as he continues to make his mark in the industry.

Listen to the energetic track below and let us know your thoughts in the comments.

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