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Despite what the title suggests, this is not a Taylor Swift article. Rather, this is about the talented, underground electronic producer Staysick’s new single “Dis.” The track was released last month via Gud Vibrations.

The dance track falls under the dubstep category as it is characterized by epic drum beats, bass drops, and futuristic synths. In fact, it is so futuristic that Staysick was able to produce something that sounds like it came from 3023 instead of 2023.

Not much is known about Staysick since it appears that he prefers to be kept out of the public eye and instead letting his music speak. However, he has a big following on Soundcloud with a total of 10.3K followers. His earliest track “Pumpin’” dates back to 2015 which means that he has been making music for almost a decade. His biggest single to date is 2021’s “Replay The Night” with about a million streams on Spotify.

Follow Staysick: Instagram/Soundcloud/Twitter

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