Tagged: MitiS

Out now via Seven Lions’ Ophelia imprint is “Don’t Look Down (ft. Linney),” the first ever collaboration between melodic bass producer MitiS and dubstep powerhouse Ray Volpe. In what seems like it would be an impossible feat, “Don’t Look Down” … Read More →

Known for his unique style of melodic bass, Jason Ross, combined talents with MitiS for an emotional new track titled, “Take You Home”. The two melodic bass producers teamed up with Dia Frampton who was the featured vocalist for this … Read More →

Ahead of their upcoming debut album Not Since When, Crystal Skies have just shared the last single from the project in tandem with MiTiS. This euphoric collaboration highlights the best of the two act’s talents. It’s melodic, but powerful, and … Read More →

MitiS just dropped his second studio album ‘Lost’ on Ophelia Records. ‘Lost’ is now the third official album that has been released on Ophelia. The album consists of 12 songs and multiple collaborations with artists such as Røry, Zack Grey, Crystal … Read More →

Joseph Torre, popularly known as MitiS, is a young melodic/ bass producer from Pennsylvania, who has been fascinating people since 2012. Torre is a classically trained pianist and has used his early musical career to influence his sound- giving him … Read More →

Joseph Torre, who you more likely know as MitiS, has been perfecting his idiosyncratic blend of melodic bass music since 2012. His latest release, “Homesick,” adds to that reputation, with its melancholic, piano-driven melodies accompanied by the soothing lyrics of pop-punk and emo influenced singer/songwriter … Read More →

A few weeks ago we bumped the acoustic version of Gryffin‘s “Body Back” as our Watch It Wednesday. Now today we are back with bountiful remixes that keep us moving in a variety of facets. We have 3 fun and high … Read More →

If you are a fan of dreamy, melodic bass music then MitiS’ latest EP, Shattered, is perfect for you! The EP dropped recently on fellow producer Seven Lions’ label Ophelia Records. MitiS’ Ophelia debut is nothing short of stunning. If … Read More →