Fox Stevenson

A name that has surfaced in the world of multi-genre musicians has a new EP out today on Firepower Records. The young artist featured earlier this year on Your EDM’s Mix Series Fox Stevenson returns with a whopping five tracks that stretch from electro house, dubstep, drum and bass, and glitch-hop infused with his sensational vocals.

The first song “High Five!” excels with screeching synths and exalted singing, triumphantly leading listeners in the right direction. The follow-up is the titular song of the extended play “Throwdown”, which does just that. This song delivers a bass booming to slow-groovy vibes and changes it up with quick-hitting kicks for a second drop. The third and middle song of this EP called “Double Up” takes the Flux Pavilion approach of dubstep. Without a care in the world for the safety of eardrums, this track starts firing away growls and bass-canon power like there’s no tomorrow. Right after is the production gold of the entire EP. The track “Manage” contains three different, vibrant, energetic drops that stand as a testament to Fox’s production skills. To wrap up the journey that this EP has served, “All In” generates emotion within the sound. It may not be as nasty or vicious as its predecessors, but it gets the job done.

Pick up and purchase Fox Stevenson’s Throwdown EP and embark from everyday life and into an odyssey of electric ferocity combined with uplifting vocal talent. If you’re on the fence about this EP, check out the SoundCloud link below and let us know what you think.


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Producer, singer and songwriter extraordinaire Fox Stevenson has announced a brand new label Cloudhead Records and revealed the lead track from the forthcoming EP All This Time.

“The label is named after the first track I ever had uploaded onto YouTube,” the man previously known as Stan SB explains. “It was a big break for me and got me some amazing exposure.”

Over the years this exposure has scored major wins with some of the biggest labels in our game including Firepower and Circus Records. The latter will be releasing this awesome instrumental Tico, as the opening track of their forthcoming LP Grand Central on March 24.

Fox has heaps more to follow. And much of it is coming our way on Cloudhead…

“I’ve sometimes found my sound doesn’t prick up the ears of straight up dance labels as the structure and vibe of my songs can be a little more pop,” he states. “My label is for the stuff that won’t get picked up by dance labels but I still really want to get out there. I’m very lucky to have such a passionate fanbase who enjoy most of what I do regardless of label and genre.”

Cloudhead launches with a series of free tracks on March 17 via a Spotify premier then every other platform on March 24. All This Time will be the first original EP, due late April, listen to the title track exclusively right here.

A genre unto himself, Cloudhead gives Fox the ultimate opportunity to flex his most versatile musical muscles… And ensure his fans’ continuous thirst for Stevenson sonics remains quenched at all times.

"Basically I just want to make sure people don’t get bored!"

“There’s a sound that people are looking for that changes almost every week. Cloudhead is for the music that doesn’t fit into that sound,” he explains. “I’ve got another EP with Firepower due in the summer and this will bridge the gap between now and then… Basically I just want to make sure people don’t get bored!”

With a repertoire and style as distinct as his, our ears aren’t likely to be bored any time soon! - UKF

For those of you that failed to tune in when we posted Fox Stevenson’s All This Time EP two months back, today is your chance to make up for your previous oversight. The evolution of electronic dance music has brought about tons of different sounds, but none are quite as original as the pop-infused, (mostly) drum & bass stylings of Fox Stevenson. Not to mention that on top of being the producer behind each one of these enthusiastic tunes, Mr. Stevenson also supplies the lively vocals for all of his high-energy productions. His new Throwdown EP was released through Firepower Records a couple weeks ago, and we’ve had these surreal songs on repeat.

When I first discovered the artist formerly known as Stan SB (now Fox Stevenson), he had a raw and unique sound that I hadn’t heard from anybody else in the music industry. I knew right then and there that if this guy was able to acquire the proper support, the sky was the limit. Well, after being backed by plenty of big name producers and labels over the course of the past year, Fox has clearly found a void to fill. His five-tune Throwdown EP has had no problem entertaining our ear canals for the last few weeks.

The happy-go-lucky track “High Five” serves as a perfect introduction to the EP's sound, showcasing the strong bass synths and hard-hitting drums. Shortly afterwards, my personal favorite, “Double Up,” makes its presence felt around the globe with its sub-shaking bassline. "Throwdown" adds a hybrid trap-turned-drum & bass element to the release, and both “Manage” and “All In” tie things up nicely with the classic Fox Stevenson feel. If there’s any composition on this EP that doesn’t make you want to dance the day away, we clearly haven’t found it.

In our humble opinion, it’s in your best interest to immediately turn your attention towards Fox Stevenson now and for the future. Click here to buy his bass-laden Throwdown EP. - EDM.com