Pat Scott is a DJ/producer thriving where filthy basslines, cheeky samples, and fearless experimentation collide. His sound is a collision of deep house grit, bass house aggression, and playful nods to hip hop’s golden era. In the booth, he blends genres like they owe him money—house, tech house, bass house, mashups, and curveballs that turn a crowd inside out. Known for mashups that flip expectations upside down, Scott’s productions carry the same energy: serious beats, unserious branding. Every drop is both a punchline and a knockout punch, balancing underground swagger with tongue-in-cheek wit. Under the banner BPM: Barely Popular Music, he embraces being “internationally ignored, locally tolerated, globally groovy” with pride—building raw, body-moving tracks that never forget to wink at the absurdity of it all. Whether it’s peak-hour club heat, left-field warehouse chaos, or your living room speakers, Pat Scott makes sure nobody came just to stand around.