GTA

GTA, Dillon Francis, and Wax Motif show what tour life is like in the creative video for their funky house collab, “I Can’t Hold On.” The track features vocals by Australian DJ, producer, and singer Anna Lunoe.

Released on Mad Decent, “I Can’t Hold On” currently has over two million streams on Spotify. It appears on GTA’s four-track EP titled Death To Genres, Vol. 3.

Watch the video above and download “I Can’t Hold On” on DJcity.

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Earlier this week, Mad Decent released a collection of remixes for Diplo and Alvaro’s trap heater, “6th Gear.” One of the standout tracks from the EP is by Miami’s dynamic duo, GTA, who are known for their bass-heavy productions and “death to genres” motto. While their remix maintains the original vibe, it also adds more energy and an even harder drop.
 
Download: Diplo & Alvaro ft. Kstylis – 6th Gear – GTA Remix
 
Related: GTA Discusses the Influence of Latin Music on Their Sound

 
Miami-based GTA have developed a reputation in recent years for producing genre-defying bangers which include hit collaborations with Diplo and Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike.
 
The duo sat down with GRAMMY Pro at this year’s Lollapalooza to discuss how they met, their creative process, how their Latin heritage has shaped their sound, and more.
 

“We’re both of Latino descent … we kind of grew up with our parents and our grandparents listening to old salsa records and a lot of old records our grandparents would show us. Growing up listening to that, and kind of loving it, it makes us love organic drums and a lot of African rhythms and stuff like that.” — Matt Toth, GTA

 
Related: TJR & GTA Perform B2B Set at Mixmag Lab

 
Last weekend, we saw bounce ambassador TJR tear it up at the Mad Decent Block Party in what was one of the best performances of the day. We also caught rising duo GTA deliver an impressive and versatile set at Warner Bros Records’ headquarters earlier this summer. Needless to say, when we found out they both did a B2B set at Mixmag Lab in Los Angeles on Thursday, we had to watch the video. While both are known for serving up hard-hitting and bass-heavy tracks, TJR and GTA have different styles so their B2B covered plenty of ground.
 
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Following their signing with Warner Bros Records back in June, Miami-based duo GTA has unleashed a bass-heavy rework of Destructo’s innovative track featuring YG. GTA’s take on the g-house anthem is something different, as it brings the original from 122 to 130 BPM and adds new vocal samples and drum patterns.
 
Download: Destructo ft. YG – Party Up – GTA Remix
 
Related: GTA – Sway in the Morning Mix

 
Drawing from influences of hip-hop, dance, latin and beyond, Miami’s GTA is on a mission to destroy genres. The DJ/production duo has built an impressive following over the last couple years, performing at some of the world’s largest festivals and scoring hits such as “Boy Oh Boy” — their milestone collaboration with Diplo.
 
The duo recently stopped by SiriusXM’s “Sway in the Morning” show to drop a mix and chat with host Sway Calloway. GTA’s 30 minute set is one of the best we’ve heard this week and stays true to their “death to genres” motto.
 

 
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