"Pretty Girls Don't Hallucinate" Remix Release | Fei-Fei/ Big Dope P/ Jubilee/ Lauren Flax/ dot in Stilton House

The bad girl of EDM strikes again. This past year has seen Fei-Fei releasing stadium sized industrial dubstep tracks while earning props from Benga to Bassnectar and adding to an already rabid fan following along the way. Mixmag UK recently featured Fei-Fei as an artist to "keep an eye on", dubbing her signature aggressive sound as "high octane dubstep" which subsequently set the stage for the bass vixen as she rocked London's super club Proud2 as well as the Relentless NASS Festival on the legendary UKF Stage this summer. Her new release, Torture, is a massive collaboration with Footsie, one half of the UK grime masters Newham Generals out now and currently destroying the top 10 on Beatport. And following that her remix of house legends The Squatters featuring Steve Edwards takes it down a summery trap-step vibe out later this fall on New State Music.

It's been a crazy summer for the bad girl, recently signed by Play Me Records. Her last single "Love Drunk" rocked the Beatport charts at top 5 and "Hold Up" racked up a diverse support list from 12th Planet to Armin van Buuren. Fei-Fei has been getting everyone around the world feided, with tour dates hitting the likes of Insomniac's Beyond Wonderland, to Heat - a massive sold out college show with Mac Miller and Major Lazer, the world renowned SXSW festival in Austin, Houston, DC, NYC, Denver, Hawaii, Atlantic City and London. Next up -- Fei-Fei takes it back to Europe this fall to play for the legendary Godskitchen massive in Poland.

A wild child? A bad girl? One thing is for sure. There are no rules. Fei-Fei stays true to her own diverse sound whether it's trap, grime, moombahton, dnb, hip hop and of course…Fei-step.

Get ready to get Feided.


French Ghetto Club Music don Big Dope P has been making bass fueled waves in recent years, emerging as one of Europe's premier DJ's and producers in this field. With his tracks, remixes and label Moveltraxx he has worked with some of the biggest A-list casts from across the board of house, electro and rap ! His club rocking DJ stye is second to none, crispy, clean, fast paced genre bending mixes between House, Hip Hop, Bass, Tropical, Jersey Club, Juke/Footwork and more will convert even the dryest of party goers into raving monsters! With hits like "Southside Anthem", "Back To Da Old Future", "Kazfara Juke", "Break It Down", "Beat Dat Bitch" and "Let Me Flush Dat" under his belt + official remixes for the likes of Todd Terry, B.o.B & Lil Wayne, Daniel Haaksman, Berou & Canblaster, TJR feat. Gant-Man, Funkystepz, Bert On Beats and more, most of his releases are topsellers & high on charts (Beatport, Junodownload, Itunes…). Last summer, he released a new record called "Diggity Two" containing 5 original tracks + remixes from Feadz, Maya Jane Coles, Kaytranada to name a few, reviewed & supported by FACT, Mixmag, Earmilk, Mad Decent, Discobelle, Do Androids Dance, ELLE…


From Miami to Brooklyn!


Lauren Flax is a DJ, songwriter and producer. Lauren currently is a member of the Brooklyn based band CREEP with Lauren Dillard and is the Fischerspooner tour DJ.


(Team Supreme, Alphapup)

Dot is Kate Ellwanger from Olympia, Washington, a 21-year-old composer, pianist and classical singer-turned-producer. Studies at Chapman University's Conservatory of Music led her to the class of Dubspot beat guru Steve Nalepa, where she was introduced to electronic music production and an internship at Alpha Pup Records. Dot quickly discovered Low End Theory and the thriving Los Angeles beat community, which began to profoundly impact her production aesthetic.

Dot is Kate Ellwanger from Olympia, Washington, a 20-year-old classical composer, pianist and opera singer-turned-producer. Studies at Chapman University's Conservatory of Music led her to the class of Dubspot beat guru Steve Nalepa, where she was introduced to electronic music composition and an internship at Alpha Pup Records. Dot quickly discovered Low End Theory and the thriving Los Angeles beat community, which began to profoundly impact her production aesthetic.

An early version of Dot's track "Calliope" became a favorite at Low End Theory in 2011, where she debuted her live set, followed by shows elsewhere in Los Angeles, San Diego and Seattle. 2012 marks Dot's debut EP release for Alpha Pup Records: Calliope, with a sound that is influenced by Nosaj Thing, Portishead, James Blake, Four Tet, Sufjan Stevens, Steve Reich, Beethoven, Tim Burton and Salvador Dali.