Keys N Krates dream collaboration with KRANE, "Right Here," receives a trio of unique remixes. Leading the package is New Zealand's QUIX, who flips the sublime original into a supercharged trap cut. The second and third tracks are the result of an official Splice remix contest that generated nearly 400 submissions: Stockholm-based contest winners Arc North and Synchron deliver an 80’s-tinged future bass rework while runner up J ROLLE offers a moody rendition, fusing deep bass sounds together.
 
“Right Here” became an instant hit upon premiering on Anna Lunoe’sHYPERHOUSE show on Beats1 / Apple Music. The track has accumulated over 2M online streams to date, and received praises from notable music publications including Dancing Astronaut, Nest HQ, Noiseporn, YourEDM, and This Song is Sick who raved that the track is "A future bass gem filled with powerful chords, tasteful vocal chops and a rumbling bassline that gives some extra grit to the tune." Moreover, “Right Here” received support from heavy-hitters Steve Aoki, Diplo, and Vinai.
 
Over the past few years, KRANE has taken the world by storm. Not only has KRANE been featured on legendary tracks, such as TOKiMONSTA’s 2015 single “Put It Down” alongside Anderson Paak, but he also launched his “SESSIONS” endeavor, an ambitious project where he offers up his collaborative efforts to give unheralded producers more recognition. He made his first appearance on Dim Mak by releasing an official remix of Keys N Krates’ single “I Know U,” from the Midnite Mass EP. Similarly, Keys N Krates have captured the attention of music fans across the globe. Their hit single “Save Me (feat. Katy B)," also from Midnite Mass, earned them “Dance Recording of the Year” at the 2016 Juno Awards. Moreover, their Midnite Mass tour saw Keys N Krates play live to enormous crowds on festival stages such as Bonnaroo, Electric Forest, EDC Orlando, Pukklepop, Osheaga, and WayHome. The trio is currently on tour and gearing up to release their debut album.
 

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