Traxion blends a diverse range of genres including indie-dance, post-punk dark disco, Italo disco, and tribal house.
Influenced by post-punk and rap from the 90’s, followed by strong inspiration from leaders in dance music Chicane, and The Prodigy, saw an eager young man naturally gravitate towards a personal pursuit of musical expression as he does today.
Brad illustrates loyalty, optimism, and persistence in his everyday life, which leads his alter ego Traxion to manifest a profoundly unique, energetic, multi-cultured sound, that best way described includes a diverse range of genres blended together including indie-dance, post-punk dark disco, Italo disco, and tribal house. With his laser precision mixing, Traxion is able to complement the blend of genres in a professional, cutting-edge manner.
Traxion made 2020 his year, with debut sets at Australia’s hottest shows, including Pitch Music & Arts Festival and Let Them Eat Cake, alongside frequent slots at Revolver Upstairs, xe54, The Bottom End, and Brown Alley. Traxion has also been dialled in for supporting roles for Job Jobse, Rampa, &ME, HAAi, Detroit Swindle, S.A.M & many more.
With Traxion constantly building repertoire in Melbourne, you’ll be sure to see him around. Keep your ears out for chugging electronic dance music, with an indie-punk flair.
A message from the artist: “I’d like to give a massive thank you to the crew at flow sessions and 333 for asking me to be a part of this awesome series showcasing some amazing Australian talent! Absolutely put my all into this mix with a fair few secret weapons of mine laid down. Started off slow with an aboriginal intro to fit the nature of what the podcast series is all about then slowly easing right into it with some classic edits splashed along the way. With all that being said, an early big thank you to all for listening! Now prepare your ears for some chugging electronic dance music with some classic Traxion indie punk flair. Enjoy!
About: Melbourne based musician Traxion, has engaged in the DJ medium since the age of 14. Growing up being heavily influenced by post-punk and rap from the 90’s, followed by strong inspiration from leaders in dance music Chicane, and The Prodigy, saw an eager young man naturally gravitate towards a personal pursuit of musical expression.
Traxion today is known for his profoundly unique, multi-cultured sound that includes a diverse range of genres perfectly mixed with the vibe on the dance floor.
Being an unfortunate year for most, Traxion made 2020 his year with debut sets at Australia’s hottest shows, including Pitch Music & Arts Festival and Let Them Eat Cake, alongside frequent slots at Revolver Upstairs, xe54, The Bottom End, Brown Alley & Third Day. Traxion has also been dialled in for supporting roles for Job Jobse, Rampa, &ME, HAAi, Detroit Swindle, S.A.M & many more.”
Cover Art – Jai Piccone
