A-Trak’s career has been one of acclaim, prominence and creativity, and his FabricLive.45 mix plays almost as a musical biography of his career. A blend of electro-house, funk, pop, and basically everything imaginable in between, A-Trak leaves no genre untouched. It’s almost unfair how one man can be so well-versed in all aspects of music and mixing so as to create a single, fluid mix that not only sounds clean, but makes you want to stop what you’re doing a party. Daft Punk. Parliament. The Beach Boys. Should these artists ever conceivably be mixed in the same set list? A-Trak would argue yes, and he does so with such (relative) ease. The best part of this mix: the pace is constantly changing. He slows it down one minute, and all of a sudden have the party getting crazy all over again. At a bit over an hour in length, A-Trak exercises his skills on this one for sure. It’s nonstop, diverse, and best of all, 100% A-Trak. Having crafted his sound to near perfection, it’s safe to say that nearly anything A-Trak is sure to bump. FabricLive.45 is no exception.

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