Biography
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Members
- Daniel Brown
- Oliver Pile
Bare Noize is a UK based dubstep/drum and bass duo consisting of Oliver Pile and Daniel Brown from London, UK. They have released music on various labels including Mau5trap, Universal, Atlantic, OWSLA, and Virgin.
Bare Noize became some of the world’s most sought after producers since their early work in 2009. Their combined multiple instrument skills, audio engineering and an ear from precision production were going to lay the foundation for them quickly, becoming a formidable contender in the electronic producer scene. Tracks such as ‘Chucky’ 2009 and ‘Filth Lummox’ established them as one’s to watch amongst an evolving breed of producers within dub step’s more technical variant. With all eyes on the London based production duo the Foreign Beggars asked them to remix Medison feat. Skrein for their imprint Dented which led to one of the biggest Dubstep anthems of 2010 ‘Harry’.
The track took Bare Noize’s profile to another level, amassing youtube hits into the millions they gained global recognition attracting the attention of major labels as Atlantic records and Polydor and more notably a young artist, yet to release a record, by the name of Skrillex.
Sharing music and production tips, a trans-Atlantic friendship emerged and collaboration developed amalgamating into Bare Noize Featuring two tracks on Skrillexs’ Scary Monsters And Nice Sprites released on deadmau5’s Mau5trap.
In 2011, with remixes for UK number one acts including Tinie Tempah, Ellie Goulding and Lady Gaga, the public really woke up to the Bare Noize sound. With new audiences and core fans supporting them Bare Noize release ‘Prepare To Die’ And ‘Twilight Zone’ On Borgore’s record label staying true to their ethos of premium production quality whether it be a club track production for other pop artists.
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