After the energetic and mind-blowing performances by KITTENS, Graves, and Jai Wolf, the build up came to life as Grime, his entire stage, and the fans hands all reached for the ceiling of The 1st Bank Center.Īs the stage began to elevate, Grime began to mix The Lion King's "Circle of Life" with "Core." As he reached the top, and the drop, the crowd *gathered around Pride Rock*, instantaneously dropped it low to the sight and sound of the new and improved trap and grime king. I had the pleasure of attending RL Grime's Nova Tour last weekend with a group of my trap and bass lovin' friends. Since then, Grime has sold out a few stops, made appearances at Suwannee Hulaween Festival, VooDoo Music and Arts Experience, and Something Wicked, and most importantly - came to my hometown of Broomfield, Colorado. The Nova Tour has been live since launch in Vancouver early October. However, that doesn't stop the trap king from trapping. In addition to his annual Halloween mixes and festival appearances, Grime continues to lay down filth with an extensive track list of singles and mixes with big name artists like What So Not, Shlomo, Baauer, Big Sean, and the list goes on.Įarlier this year, Steinway announced his upcoming 2nd studio album - Nova. Of course, the fun doesn't stop there for Steinway.
Though he hasn't released a full EP since 2013, or an album since 2014, RL Grime has been all over the festival circuit having the time of his life. He is also known for his highly anticipated Halloween mixes, and classic EP's like Grapes on WeDidIt, Titan EP on Mad Decent, and High Beams on Fools Gold - which hit #1 on iTunes and #8 on Billboard back in 2013. Since 2011, producer Henry Alfred Steinway, AKA RL Grime has been wowing his fans with his dynamic trap and grime performances.
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