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Spitfire

Porter Robinson · 2011

62 min · 11 tracks · indie pop · synth-pop · electro house

High-energy electro house anthems blend euphoric melodies with aggressive basslines and intricate sound design.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • high-energy party ignition
  • wave-like pacing for dancing
  • euphoric melodies with intensity
  • dynamic energy progression
  • remix variety for exploration

Maybe skip if you want

  • prefer calm and mellow sounds
  • seek standalone track simplicity

Where this album fits

Career context
In 2011, Porter Robinson was gaining momentum in the electronic music scene following his breakthrough single 'Say My Name.' 'Spitfire' served as his first major EP, showcasing his distinctive style that would influence future genres like future bass. The release positioned him as a leading figure in the electro house movement.
Stylistic neighbors
Madeon· Odesza· Flume

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Spitfire (original mix) 6:45
  • 2 Unison (original mix) 5:50
  • 3 100% in the Bitch (original mix) 4:11
  • 4 Vandalism (original mix) 7:21
  • 5 The State (original mix) 5:58
  • 6 The Seconds (original mix) 5:43
  • 7 Unison (Knife Party remix) 4:59
  • 8 Unison (Mikkas remix) 6:03
  • 9 100% in the Bitch (Downlink remix) 5:34
  • 10 The State (Skism remix) 5:24
  • 11 Spitfire (Kill the Noise remix) 4:12

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