Steve Aoki teams Up With Reid Stefan For Third Track From 4OKI EP – ‘Bring The Funk Back’

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Old school meets new school as Steve Aoki partners with Reid Stefan for the massive single ‘Bring The Funk Back,’ off of Aoki’s forthcoming 4OKI EP. Reid’s signature booty-music influence shines through on the fierce underground tune made club-ready by electrifying Aoki synths. Complementing the track is the third installment of the 4OKI video series, directed by LA-based visual artist David ‘Yarvo’ Yarovesky and shot entirely in black & white.

The four-part extended visual stars supermodel Shaun Ross and features appearances from vlogger Malibu Dollface. It is a trek through Los Angeles’ fashionable underground styled by LA tastemaker brand/boutique The Well highlighting their own signature line, as well as wardrobe selections from the Dim Mak Collection and Frenemy. ‘Bring The Funk Back’ follows the first two singles, collaborations with Autoerotique (“ILYSM”) and Shaun Frank (“Dope Girlz.”) The video for ‘Dope Girlz’ was praised by Billboard for challenging gender roles and was premiered by iconic cultural publication Harper’s Bazaar, who called the work, “mysterious and provocative.”

Steve Aoki unleashes the full 4OKI project on Friday 29th July. The groundbreaking EP is rounded out by the electro house track ‘Kids,’ a dance-floor-filler produced alongside Danish superstar MORTEN, which will be released the same day. The accompanying music video is the finale of the series and wraps up both the forward-thinking EP and the thrilling narrative within.

You can download or stream ‘Bring The Funk Back’ by following this link.  Find Steve Aoki online on his official website, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Also be sure to check out Dim Mak Records.

Steve Aoki & Reid Stefan - Bring The Funk Back (Official Music Video) [Chapter 3 of 4]

 

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