Artist

FaltyDL

Genre: Electronic ,Garage ,House ,Dubstep
Origin: U.S.A
Active: 2007 - Present
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Drew Lustman’s work under the FaltyDL name draws from IDM, drum’n’bass, hardcore techno, house, garage, and dubstep yet refuses to settle into any single lane. Although packed with abstractions and sudden shifts, most of these tracks were still built for crowded dancefloors. Based in New York, the producer launched the FaltyDL project in 2007 and first drew widespread attention two years later through a pair of Ramp singles plus an EP and the full-length Love Is a Liability on Planet Mu. Additional shorter releases appeared on Rush Hour, Planet Mu, Ramp, and Swamp81 throughout 2010 and 2011, followed by the second album You Stand Uncertain, also issued by Planet Mu. Lustman switched to Ninja Tune in 2013 for Hardcourage, an album that included guest vocals from Friendly Fires singer Ed Macfarlane. Early the next year he revealed plans for his fourth studio album, In the Wild, a project developed with visual artist Chris Shen and conceived, in Lustman’s words, as “a collection of sounds and spatial effects that encapsulated the album title.” The single “Some Jazz Shit” surfaced in July 2014, one month ahead of the LP itself. Lustman then devoted the subsequent two years to shaping the 2016 release Heaven Is for Quitters and followed it the next year with the companion set Heaven Is for Quitters Remixes, Vol. 1.