Getter Drops Dark New Deadmau5 Remix On The Vail Stop Of His Visceral Tour [WATCH]

Getter is once again making waves in the dance music community. After some well deserved time off, the producer who got his start in the world of dubstep returned to the scene under his new rap alias – Terror Reid. Quite quickly Getter was once again making headlines for dropping some seriously amazing tracks under the alias.

Then last year he released his latest album, Visceral on Deadmau5’s imprint, Mau5trap. It was easily one of the most impressive albums of the entire year. Instead of just intense drops and the expected dubstep, Getter crafted a thoughtful, introspective deep dive into the current state of electronic music. It was powerful, thought-provoking and exciting.

On his current tour, which shares the name of his most recent album, Getter has been testing out new music with crowds around the country. This weekend when he took to Vail, Colorado, Getter played out a new remix of Deadmau5. It is dark, ambient, but truly captivating. Check out him drop the new tune below.

Getter dropped a new remix for Deadmau5 last night in Boulder from r/trap

Two Distinct Lanes, One Restless Artist

‘Visceral’ genuinely earned that “one of the most impressive albums of the year” praise, with outlets across the dance music press calling it a mature, emotionally layered evolution for an artist who’d made his name on chaotic, riddim-adjacent dubstep. That willingness to slow down and get introspective on ‘Visceral’ while simultaneously running a whole separate hip-hop-leaning project under the Terror Reid name says a lot about how restless Getter has been as a creative force, refusing to let any one label or sound box him in.

Debuting new material live, the way he did with this Deadmau5 remix in Vail, has always been a signature move for Getter too — he treats his tour stops as genuine testing grounds rather than just a greatest-hits run, which keeps his most dedicated fans coming back to catch whatever new ID he’s decided to drop that night. Between the Mau5trap album cycle and the Terror Reid project running in parallel, this stretch of his career stands out as one of the more genre-defying runs in recent bass music history.