Twine

Hailing from Pensacola, FL, producer Clark Robinson burst onto the bass music scene as a prodigy of heavy electronic design under the moniker Twine. Stepping behind the decks and into international touring circuits at just 17 years old, he quickly captured the attention of the industry’s biggest tastemakers with his signature blend of devastating sub-bass, intricate mechanical sound design, and infectious, minimalist rhythms. Twine’s high-energy approach to production caught the ears of legendary labels like OWSLA, Never Say Die, and Disciple. His diverse catalog boasts major moments, including: • "Domeshot" (with Rell The Soundbender) – Released officially on Skrillex's powerhouse imprint OWSLA and premiered by Skrillex himself. • "Freakin Out" – A definitive track on Never Say Die: Black Label Vol. 3. • Official Remixes – Highly acclaimed reworks for Kill The Noise ("Louder" on OWSLA) and rock giants Shinedown ("How Did You Love" via Atlantic Records). • "Gully Squad" – A massive festival collaboration with bass pioneer 12th Planet. Beyond the festival circuit, Twine’s dynamic production and heavy guitar shred layouts became the driving sonic identity for sports media, featured prominently as the intro theme music for the daily phenomenon The Pat McAfee Show. Whether tearing down clubs worldwide or dominating airwaves, Twine remains a core architect of modern heavy bass culture.