Butch Clancy

Bass master Butch Clancy has given new life to Wolfgang Gartner classic, "Shrunken Heads". This song could be summed up in one word: huge. Starting with the original "Shrunken Heads" electro intro and a build only made better by 2 Chainz vocals from Future's track, "Mind Blown" Clancy waste no time hitting us with a massive bass drop that you can't help but jam out

Rising from the birthplace of EDM in the U.S., Detroit native Butch Clancy, has procured his much-deserved place among the most promising young up and coming talents. After conquering dubstep, he has now progressed to take on the trap movement...

Detroit based producer, Butch Clancy, has tampered with all forms of EDM In his ever expanding career. In 2012, he took the world by storm releasing incredible remixes to Band Of Horses’ “The Funeral,” and more recently his remix of Skrillex and Damian Marley’s “Make It Bun Dem," as well as his own singles like “Hard Eight” and “Heavy Glow...

Almost every song put out by Ellie Goulding has been remixed by artists of every genre of EDM. Songs like “Lights (Bassnectar Remix)” and “Starry Eyed” (Jakwob Remix) have put Ellie on the map within the dance music scene. The next producer to take his turn at an Ellie hit is Butch Clancy with his remix to “Anything Could Happen...

Favorite drink? Alcohol? Virgin? My favorite alcoholic drink is Grey Goose & Redbull, even though it's got me in trouble a couple times, haha. Virgin? Coco Cafe. If you could have one superhero power, what would it be? Probably the ability to fly...

Butch Clancy is proving to be one of those DJs who can take on any genre of music and produce gold. Following his banger mixes to dubstep hits like Skrillex & Damian Marley’s “Make It Bun Dem”, Butch Clancy takes on trap with his new track “P&B”...

Originator of the “Ratchet Anthem” and all around trapstar Butch Clancy has just dropped his latest tune “The Turn Up”, and it should come as no surprise that it’s another certified hood classic. Coming at you straight out of Detroit, this track sees Butch getting a little more reserved and sophisticated with his trap sound, with a cold staccato drop that goes in like hot sauce...

My Fellow Trap Runners, Now that 2012 has officially taken a seat, the question on everyone's mind seems to be, "so...what now?" Well, as far as electronic music goes, the snowballing Trap scene seems to be it, and it looks as if its sights are set on the heavy fanbase of the already-blossomed Dubstep movement...

A week ago, Marquese Scott released a video of himself dancing to the dubstep track, "Russian Lullaby," from Butch Clancy. What separates this video from all the other videos of people dancing is that Marquese is dancing on the Great Wall of China...