PERTO TEAMS UP WITH MIXED MATCHES FOR NEW TRACK REMAIN + PERFORMING AT ELECTRIC DAISY CARNIVAL & HANGOUT FESTIVAL USA
Photo credit: Byron Spencer
“Blond-mopped Aussie musical prodigy Perto, who’s fast making a name for himself around the world – without even breaking drinking age”
- GQ
“With Perto's production hailing the attention of some pretty f***g big names, it's been exciting to watch his musical evolution”
- STONEY ROADS
“Sydney producer consistently pushing the boundaries within the bass sub-genre, has proved himself to be more than just a young up-and-coming trend, working with some of the world's biggest names”
- PILERATS
Perto is undoubtedly Australia’s biggest (and youngest) new export. His eclectic brand of electronic production has seen him release singles and remixes streamed millions of times, perform high-energy live sets around the world to thousands of devoted fans, and hit the studio with some of the world’s biggest acts — and he’s just turned 18.
The Sydney-born producer is readying to release a whole lot of new music this year and is currently gearing up to perform North American festival dates in May at Electric Daisy Carnival in Las Vegas and Hangout with more headline dates yet to be announced for 2020.
His new track Remain feat. Floridian singer and producer Mixed Matches is one of his favourites to date, although Perto admits they’ve never met in real life. “I was on SoundCloud and I searched a song but his came up instead, and I thought, ‘F*ck, he’s incredible!’ I just DM’d him one day and said, ‘Please send me something — I’m dying to work with you’. That’s how that happened. I made the whole song with what he sent me in a day. We’ve never even been on a phone call together.”
So far he’s created official remixes for Flosstradamus and Valentino Khan, supported Alison Wonderland on tour, performed kinetic live sets at sold-out shows across the globe, released infectious single Bad Maybe Good (which got added straight to the triple j playlist) with GRAMMY-nominated Nigerian born / NYC based vocalist Kah-Lo, and he’s just getting started.
Instead of graduating high school, Perto performed to huge crowds on the national 2019 Listen Out Festival run alongside the likes of Diplo and Denzel Curry. 2020 promises to be enormous for Perto, but in his words: “I don’t pay too much attention to it. I just make music.”
PERTO USA TOUR DATES
15 - 17 May - Electric Daisy Carnival - Las Vegas, NV
15 - 17 May - Hangout Music Festival – Gulf Shores, AL
+ MORE TO BE ANNOUNCED