Since his humble days surfing the waves of the Atlantic back in Orlando, super-producer Henry Fong has experienced a fast ascent to dance music prominence. Shortly after launching his career in 2013, he had international accolades pouring in – with Billboard naming him a “Next Big Sound” artist,Complex calling Fong an “Artist To Watch,” and Annie Nightingale donning him one of her “Future Stars” on BBC Radio 1.

In 2016, Fong continues his journey, kicking off the year with back-to-back Beatport chart toppers – his Halfway House collaboration “F.E.A.R (feat Sanjin)” (#1 on Electro House) and a remix of Barely Alive’s “The Riddler” (#2spot on Hip Hop). He followed these with “Drop It Down Low”, which received aHardwell-On-Air premiere and immediate mixshow support from Zedd, TJR, Bingo Players, Chuckie, Cash Cash, Borgeous, and Dillon Francis, who also dropped it live at Electric Daisy Carnival New York.

Fong is supporting these releases with a coast-to-coast national tour alongsideMilo & Otis dubbed RIOT Tour, a nod to their old small weekly Orlando party RIOT Wednesday. To coincide with the tour announcement, they released the joint venture “Bring The Riot (ft. Doctor).”

Adding vocal prowess to “Drop It Down Low” is Kingston’s Richie Loop. After his recent feature on Retrohandz’ track “Stamina” from their “Iron” EP, Loop makes his return to Dim Mak. With standout features on three separate tracks from heavy-hitting bass trio Bad Royale, among others, the surging reggae lyricist has arrived as a go-to collaborator as he steadily makes a name for himself within the electronic music realm.

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