INFINATI

Bio

Infinati, hailing from Las Vegas, is a powerhouse when it comes to bass and EDM music. They have found a way to blend these styles into a sound that makes you want to dance like a machine elf. In all their performances, they strictly play original music, with a discography that's steadily growing. Infinati has graced the stages of major music festivals such as Shambhala, performing alongside well-known acts like Excision, Marshmello, and many more. Their unique blend of bass and EDM creates an unforgettable experience. Infinati continues to push the boundaries of music and visual art to create experiences, not just music. A lot of Infinati's visual art can be found on YouTube.

Visuals

Shout out to

Everyone. Shambhala in Canada at The Living Room Stage. Cascadia, WA. spacebetweenspaceResearch for all the music we make together. Ovoid, ATTYA for mastering and recommending me to festivals. Dubdelay, for the dub collaborations and his existence. The banana launchers, the DJ/VJ that has an objectively nice beard. Even the grifters, because if you had that list, then I would go on and on. The DevOps team that allows me to share my art with you smoothly, I think they're called record labels and third parties. The parties themselves with the lasers and neon lights. The endless days and nights trying to create the right snare out of mud as I climbed a mountain. The custom synthesis which is now an official preset. The sidewalk stage all the way to the huge ones where everyone dreams to be. Last but not least, to everyone who danced at those events, in unison, symbiotically expressing themselves and created more art as a result. The worldwide and local community for being extra supportive for being inclusive with all the art styles and allowing the existence of Infinati to continue. The mirror app that makes your random picture look cool all of a sudden. The thousands who create reels to my music, I can barely keep up with you all. Wow. Tabbythecat too. A lot of cats and dogs enjoy the art. UAP's too but they don't say much but you can hear it in the music. Yeah..