Notlö x Bromosapien Come Out Swinging w/ “YOUALREADYKNO” via “Outskirts” EP

by | Mar 23, 2022 | PREMIERE

Right now, there are so many talented women who work throughout various roles in the music scene. The number of female DJs who are continuing to make waves with their stellar production and jaw-dropping music continues to grow each and every day, inspiring many throughout the community. One of these extremely talented ladies is none other than heavy hitting bass producer, Notlö, who’s “Outskirts” EP we get the pleasure of presenting to you today!  This entire EP stomps from beginning to end, bringing both the heavy downtempo and uptempo soundscapes we have come to know and love from this artist. Our personal favorite off the new release, “YOUALREADYKNO” is an insane collaboration from Notlö and bass wizard, BroMosapien that is not one to be missed. With an uptempo beat and a downright filthy bassline, this track has all the proper components to have you playing this one over and over again. Let’s take a closer look at why “YOUALREADYKNO” and the rest of this insane EP is what we like to call, a certified bop.

“As a queer woman creating heavy music, I’ve always felt I’ve been on the “outskirts” of the electronic music world. I feel so free while I’m creating, so I wanted to show my range with this EP. It’s a big tease of what’s to come with me and the NotLö project.”

DIVING DEEP W/ Notlö

  1. “What does being a female artist in the EDM community mean to you?”

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It means a lot to be able to represent a group of individuals that is rather small in comparison to men. However, I think the norm of not seeing as many ladies in the scene is changing. It’s crucial for us ladies heavily involved in the scene to inspire and help other ladies as much as possible to keep up this growth.

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  1. “Is there a specific message you would like to portray through your music, and if so, what would it be?”

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My message is to show that anybody can express themselves. No matter the way you do it, just do not fear expressing yourselves. I want people to have fun and find joy with my music and performances. With that, I hope it sparks their creativity and the ability for them to express themselves!