Armed with a cutting-edge combination of twisted rhythms, bewitched electronics and destructive bass, Swiss producer FlexFab has set himself apart through his unique visual identity. His eclectic blend of odd-tronica melodies and dynamic soundscapes are not afraid to break the boundaries of the bass genre, instead choosing to create his own unique brand of bass music.

 

FlexFab is proving himself to be one of Europe’s most exciting rising talents, with track ‘Zoo’ accumulating nearly four million views on YouTube. The first tour saw the producer take his heavy-bass rhythms to a number of prestigious festivals and venues, including the likes of Pohoda Slovakia, Body & Soul Dublin, Montreux Jazz Festival, Street Parade and Eurosonic.

 

With the brand-new album due for release in autumn of this year, FlexFab demands attention as a deft player to reckon with.

 

Swiss-based producer FlexFab caught a lot of attention the latest years for his brand of electronic/bass music and strong visual universe.

His production style incorporates genres such as trap, bass or club music, blended with sounds and influences from various cultures.

This approach allowed him to create his own

sound signature, for which he’s recognized today.

 

The versatile producer cumulates over 5 million streams with his single “Zoo”, toured intensively in over 15 countries (Montreux Jazz Festival, Trans Musicales, Shibuya Festival, Fusion, Pohoda Festival, Paleo, Body & Soul,... and tours in Asia and Africa), remixed Ibeyi or Bishop Briggs, created music

for classical orchestras, nominated/won several awards (Swiss music awards, M4music, Swiss live talents,…)

He wrote the soundtrack for the Sundance-nominated

project Interlooped, and previously collaborated with artists such as South African Batuk, US rapper Mouthe, Malaysian singer The Venopian Solitude, Egyptian rapper Rozzma, Brazilian Mc Kitinho, Kenyan artist Muthoni Drummer Queen, etc.