Mikes Revenge and Savior Bring Resonating Metal Step with Rise Up and Achieve Dreams

Atlanta based duo, Mikes Revenge are proven to be as driven as any of life’s motivations from love to spite as they have been on a tear lately, landing on our radar today with their dinner time Electronyze Me metal-step release that you can let go with. Meet Savior on ‘Rise Up’ whose new era flag flies with his touch on this 150BPM, full-send production.

Mikes Revenge’s recent onslaught includes dropping another head banger on Excision’s Subsida, putting them in the history books for being the first group with a Kurdish artist on Subsidia. Reveng comments on his epic Kurish backstory and shares about Mike’s and his debut at the legendary Hampton Coliseum,

“I’m Kurdish and was born in a third-world country. At a young age, my family and I had to flee Iraq due to genocide. We left everything behind and came to America as refugees, chasing the hope of a better life. It’s been a long road, full of struggle and growth, but every step has shaped who I am and what Mikes Revenge stands for.

With that said, I’m beyond honored to announce that We will be playing Wobble Coliseum on July 11th. This is a dream I’ve had since the moment I started DJ’ing 10 years ago — and it’s finally coming true.

Thank you to everyone who’s supported us — my family, our supporters, Ganja White Night, Steez Promo, TC Presents, and the entire Subcarbon team. We wouldn’t be here without y’all. If you’ve ever had a dream, let this be proof that no matter where you start or what you’ve been through — you can make it happen.”

That will be a night you should even go out of your way to make. The environment makes for haven for bass music lovers. You can just image the inspiration the artists on the lineup has ahead of the event to deliver the hottest IDs and the energy the dance floor will be glowing with knowing everyone has made the mecca.

To cap off this update on the bass music scene, start the party this weekend with Mikes Revenge’s wonky remix of Kendrick Lamar’s ‘TV Off’ [Free Download].