Remix: Bobby Brackins’ Hit Single, “Hot Box,” Receives Glitchy EDM Remix by Sinden

Premiered By THUMP, the Oakland-bred, L.A.-based Songwriter/Rapper’s Hit Single Receives Glitchy EDM Remix By Sinden

1.26.2015

Critical Praise for Bobby Brackins:

“We expect to hear much more greatness from Bobby in the future.” – Karen Civil

“…such an addictive bounce repeat listens happen without intention.” – The Smoking Section

“‘Hot Box’ is a steaming track that you’ll find yourself humming instantly.” – XXL

“A sensuous, blunted bit of ratchet R&B.” – HotNewHipHop

The Remix:

“Unless you’ve been sleeping under a rock and/or live in North Korea—you’ve surely cozied up to the sex, drugs, and alcohol-fueled bangingness of Bobby Brackins‘ hit single ‘Hot Box,'” says THUMP in their premiere of eclectic UK DJ/producer Sinden’s glitchy electronic dance remix of the Oakland-bred, L.A.-based songwriter/rapper’s track. The original track, which has surpassed 3.5M plays on SoundCloud, features G-Eazy and Mila J, and was crowned “Song of the Week” by Los Angeles radio station Power 106 around the time of its release late last year. THUMP adds that Sinden’s remix “quite possibly could ignite the summer solstice a whopping five months early.”

“Bobby Brackins wrote two of the biggest songs of 2014, so why haven’t you heard of him,” asked Noisey in an interview with Bobby Brackins last week where they discussed his contributions to Tinashe‘s “2 On” and Chris Brown‘s “Loyal.” With “Hot Box,” Bobby Brackins illustrates his tenacity for songwriting as he comes into his own as a soloist. The FADER called the single “a perfect weekender,” and TheSmokingSection claiming it has “such an addictive bounce, repeat listens happen without intention.”

Looking to light another fire in 2015, Bobby Brackins expects to drop his next single, “My Jam,” which features Jeremih and Zendaya. With many successes credited to his name, Bobby Brackins recognizes that his music is reaching the radars of other artists. “ I just focus on making good music,” Brackins states. “If I’m making it for myself or others—as long as it’s quality, somebody’s going to want to be a part of it.”