Saint Punk gives Ookay and Cesqeaux’s “The Pit” his grunge house treatment for Ookay’s imprint, The Woodwerk. The grunge house take on the dubstep original starts with a dark, percussive beat as the vocals punch through, bringing the drums to a rise before descending into a flurry of flashing rhythm. Saint Punk adds his signature persistent, staccato drums to “The Pit”, energizing listeners and making the remix a certified heater.
“The Pit” marks Saint Punk’s debut on The Woodwerk, but Saint Punk’s track record of recent releases shows he’s not afraid to put his signature sound on full. Most recently, he released “Light ‘Em Up” via Thrive Music, which followed “It’s Alright (Not)” via STMPD RCRDS. Earlier this year, Saint Punk released his collaboration with Brohug titled “Brake” on Armada, which received support from big names like David Guetta, Afrojack, Oliver Heldens and Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike.
Saint Punk has long since made himself the authority in grunge house with his 2019 release of “Menace” on Tchami’s Confessions label, which was rinsed by the likes of Jauz, Ephwurd, and Insomniac’s Night Owl Radio. As the head of his own imprint Graffiti Records, Saint Punk spent most of this year serving up a string of his own combustive tracks, releasing major heaters like “Guttah” and “Molotov Cocktail” on his own label.
The Los Angeles native took to the name Graffiti Records for his imprint as a nod to his penchant for the DIY nature of visual artistry, having taught himself graphic design, photo, and video in order to create promotional materials for his musical projects. He continues using his video production skills by bringing fans into the creative process with his bi-monthly YouTube series Band Practice.