Rolls Rollin has melted brains and dropped jaws in 2020. His unique brand of relentless, high-energy dance music has won him a legion of fans, and the respect of some of the scene’s biggest players. He is fast becoming known for the way he blends aspects of bass house, hard dance and oldskool rave into an intoxicating, rocket-fuelled brew.
Since announcing himself to the world with his debut single, Big Booty in May 2020, Rolls Rollin has amassed more than 800,000 streams on Spotify. Big Booty was described by We Rave You as “a banger that is set to amaze a lot of hardcore ravers out there” and by UFO Network as “precision engineered to decimate dancefloors”. His second single, You Win took things up another notch, winning him the coveted Artist of the Week label on EDM Sauce, while featuring on some of Spotify’s signature playlists; Nasty Bits and Friday Cratediggers.
Now Rolls Rollin returns with ‘Cracked – a no-holds-barred, bass house banger. Dropping the tempo slightly from his usual over-hyped, heap spinning speeds, this track still packs a punch and keeps those energy levels as high as always. As usual, those rolling bass sounds are on lock – funky as hell and heavy as a wrecking ball.
This is an artist that doesn’t do half-measures, and it’s clear that he’s quickly finding an audience. He doesn’t see there being a barrier between him as a performer and the audience at his shows; he’s simply a raver that has got up on the stage. This is why the connection between him and his fans remains so strong – they know he is truly one of them!
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