Gramatik and Big Gigantic Join Forces on “Better Believe It Now”

Both considered pioneering acts of the electronic and funk hybrid sound, Gramatik and Big Gigantic have teamed up on new single “Better Believe it Now.” Described as anthemic fusion of organic and electronic sound, the track fuses the worlds of jazz, funk, hip-hop and dubstep into one giant music melting pot.

Perhaps the highlight of the song, Big Gigantic’s Dominic Lalli hits the spot with his saxophone melodies adding to the danceable and easy listening mood. Haven’t heard? Listen below!

The New York based electronic producer/composer, Gramatik, is originally from Slovenia. His influences draw on blues, funk, soul and jazz; with a heavy belief in free music he has released 9 albums, 4 Eps, and numerous tracks all for free. It wasn’t until 2017 did Gramatik become the first artist in history to tokenize himself, creating a new model for content creation on an unrestricted platform that revolutionized the artist-fan relationship.

Big Gigantic is comprised of saxophonist/producer Dominic Lalli and drummer Jeremy Salken who are veterans of blending electronic music with live intruments to create Big G’s truly iconic sound. Their sound’s intent is to create music that was thoughtful and danceable to all. Their most recent studio album, Brighter Future, reflects Lalli and Salken’s vision on uniting the world through music and community.

Both artists have a passion and love for the art of the music itself and with their two combined forces is an output like “Better Believe it Now.”

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Jaci Soukhathivong

An Atlanta gal chasing her love for electronic dance music. I’ve been with Exron since 2018 and have the privilege of contributing to the culture alongside other badass women whom I now call my friends. My introduction to the scene was first influenced by trap music, but my discography has since expanded to touch a bit of everything. Some of my favorite artists are Zeds Dead, Cloonee, Nghtmre, Flume, Infekt, Sosa, Bleu Clair, Subtronics, but the list goes on forever.

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