Party Pupils & Pat Lok with DOT

251 North Main Street,Ketchum ID 83340

28 January, 2023

Description

Pat Lok, Party Pupils, & DOT take over Whiskey's for a night of dancing. Pat Lok b2b Party Pupils w/ support from DOT Party Pupils Party Pupils is a future funk duo consisting of pop star MAX (Max Schneider) and producer Ryan Siegel. The pair make slick, weekend-ready dance tunes showcasing MAX's powerful, sexually charged vocals. Their repertoire includes covers of pop hits like Montell Jordan's "This Is How We Do It," remixes of artists such as Chromeo and Bebe Rexha, and original songs including 2019's "Bite My Tongue." Party Pupils formed in 2016, around the time MAX's second solo album, Hell's Kitchen Angel, was released. Their first track was a remake of OutKast's "Ms. Jackson," followed by a version of Ginuwine's "Pony." "Patient" and "Over & Under" appeared in 2017, while the duo became prolific remixers, adding their touch to songs by Bebe Rexha ("I Got You"), Urban Cone ("Old School"), Sweater Beats with Hayley Kiyoko ("Glory Days"), and others. Party Pupils signed to Steve Aoki's Dim Mak Records in 2018, releasing "This Is How We Do It" (featuring Audien) as well as "Sax on the Beach" and "Love Me for the Weekend" (with Ashe). They also released a mixtape titled Now That's What I Call Future Funk, including their unofficial remixes of hits by TLC and Lauryn Hill. Their single "Bite My Tongue" appeared in 2019. Pat Lok: Since his widely-celebrated 2017 debut, Vancouver native Pat Lok now boasts a cool 80+ million streams across DSPs. Utilizing his penchant for blending soul, disco, and house he has captivated listeners across the globe. As a frequent flier on editorial playlists including covers and billboards alike, PL has streamlined a signature sound that resonates with audiences and music critics alike-cementing his reputation as a sought after remixer by the likes of Duke Dumont, Martin Garrix, SG Lewis, the legendary Bootsy Collins, and more. In addition to his music, Pat Lok has solidified his status as an in-demand performer across the global touring circuit. PL has shared the stage with Disclosure and A-Trak, held residencies in Chicago and Seoul, toured with the likes of HONNE, Galantis, and more, whilst appearing at quintessential festivals like Splash House, Electric Forest, Electric Zoo, Hangout Fest, and more. PL’s music has garnered vast DJ and radio support from BBC Radio 1, Sirius XM, KCRW, Triple J, and more. DOT: Shaping the future of independent music has always been the guiding force for producer, engineer, and multi-instrumentalist Kate Ellwanger, who writes and performs under the name Dot. After nearly a decade-long career as an artist, DJ, and founder of the production company Unspeakable Records, Dot entered the Web3 space at the start of 2022 with her ‘Life Support’ series, minting 6 songs from the album in honor of the 1-year anniversary of its release, and is among the top-selling music NFT artists this year. The album also gained significant momentum on streaming platforms, earning her playlist covers on Spotify Fresh Finds and Creamy, as well as Amazon Breakthrough Electronic. The utility Dot gives her NFTs also extends far beyond the metaverse, with multiple drops unlocking backstage access to her performances at the most highly-acclaimed venues and music festivals in the world, including Red Rocks, EDC Las Vegas, HARD Summer, Firefly Music Festival, The Fonda, Elsewhere Space, and more. Dot is also one of the first artists to host a 3-day event exclusively for her collectors: Sonic Summit launched this past labor day weekend in partnership with NFT SV in Sun Valley, Idaho, and included multiple panel discussions, visual art exhibitions, and two nights of live performances from artists in Web3. Her music has been praised by the best in tastemaker media, including features in Nylon, Pitchfork, Red Bull, LA Weekly, Okayfuture, MTV Brazil, C-Heads Magazine, Nest HQ, Ableton, and BBC Radio 1xtra. As an active supporter of her local and global music communities, Dot is also a voting member of The Recording Academy, and contributor to MusiCares. She has taught music production and composition at critically-acclaimed institutions including The Los Angeles Recording School, Dubspot, Point Blank, and Garnish.