We know Far East Movement’s “Fly Like a G6” is on major rotation, but if you’re curious about their 10 other songs, pick up their album here, here or the old-school way: at a store. FM, described by KoreAm’s Oliver Saria as “Daft Punk meets the Black Eyed Peas meets the Beastie Boys” knows a thing or two about experimenting with genres: Free Wired (Interscope), their first major-label album, showcases a blend of electronica, techno, pop, dance and hip-hop, and includes tracks with guest artists Snoop-dog, Pitbull, OneRepublic’s Ryan Tedder, Lil Jon and Keri Hilson.
The music—along with their style (shades, sneakers and ties)—pays homage to the underground partyhopper’s genre and lifestyle. As FM’s Kev Nish said to KoreAm, “Free wired is how we live. It’s the eclectic mix we have in our iPods, the staying up at 5 a.m. after we hit three different clubs, playing three different types of music, and partying with the kids until 6. It’s taking the technology and making it a part of your life.”
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