The Stickmen Project

Little is known about the protagonists behind The Stickmen Project. However, the two Brits, who always appear wearing masks, have a clever unique selling point: while one of them, loosely based on the band's name, beats on a digital drum kit, the other provides the matching beats via a DJ set-up. In this way, The Stickmen Project create fascinating mash-ups in which they skillfully interweave tracks from different styles. However, the two sound artists first caused a stir with their own productions such as "Boots and Cats" (2020), in which various EDM styles collide. After another club banger, "Heatbreaker", which was also released in 2020, The Stickmen Project began to attract attention in 2021 with a series of mash-ups. One of the most famous of these is probably their reinterpretation of the three tracks "Tokyo Drift " (original: Teriyaki Boyz), "The Rockafeller Skank" (original: Fatboy Slim) and "A Drug From God" (original: Chris Lake & NPC). Also in 2021, the duo presented a cover version of the Armin van Buuren song "Ping Pong" , which led directly to "No Fun" - the joint collaboration between the two acts. In 2022, The Stickmen Project present "Rain in Ibiza".