DMVU, is an American dubstep producer and DJ based out of Denver. He is known for his song "Bloccd", "The Acid is 2 Loud", and "Construction Yaper

DMVU became involved in music at a young age playing drums and piano as a child. In high school, he moved towards using his computer to create hip-hop production, but eventually found his way into the dubstep community. At the beginning of his career, DMVU was working at subway and DJing locally. It was not until 2017 that DMVU found success with his song "Bloccd." He would later release his first project Cloccworcc in the same year. In 2018, he dropped his second EP, Moon Man , which was released by Circus Records.

Influences

His musical influences are rooted in hip-hop and soul music with artists like Madlib, Dilla, Sam Cooke and Sarah Vaughn as well as dubstep producers Mala, Kahn and Skream. Weirdness plays a substanial role in DMVU's image and music and some of his weird heroes include Tom Waits, Sun Ra, Aphex Twin, and David Lynch

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Toadface originally was a huge gamer before music heavily influenced his life. He drew early inspiration from his brother, Yheti, who showed him bits and pieces of how to produce and electronic producers who were making great music. His unique production style flawlessly fuses elements of trap and dubstep together with amphibious grooves implementing their own twist.

He has been producing for the last 9 years, and touring extensively for the last 5. 2017 held his first large tour appearance where he supported the likes of Yheti, DMVU, and Of The Trees on select dates. His first solo-headline tour was in the Fall of 2018 and paired with his Bugs for Breakfast LP which was released via Liquid Stranger’s Wakaan Label. The LP was a huge success and has close to 2M plays on all streaming platforms. After the Bugs for Breakfast Tour, he joined Space Jesus’ Temple of Noom Tour for select dates in the Spring of 2019. After playing an integral part in The Trinity’s Fall of 2019 Tour he looks forward to playing shows in 2021.

After self-releasing his Gangrene EP in November of 2020 he has continued to build momentum towards playing live events once the COVID restrictions have passed. More recently, Toadface released Volume. 3 of his Perpetually On One Mixtape Series. The mixtape contains 55 minutes of unreleased music. Just two weeks later, he released his “Tides” EP which is a collaboration with New York Times author Ian Urbina. He looks forward to releasing a full-length album with another label towards the end of 2021.

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