Hippie Sabotage

Hippie Sabotage is an American indie electronic duo composed of brothers Kevin and Jeff Saurer, who hail from Sacramento, California. They burst onto the music scene with their unique sound that deftly blends elements of electronica, folk, and hip-hop. Achieving widespread recognition for their remix of "Habits (Stay High)" by Tove Lo in 2014, Hippie Sabotage has since cultivated a devout following with their introspective and often dreamy tracks that showcase their production prowess and knack for creating infectious rhythms.

The duo's approach to music is characterized by their rebellious spirit and a desire to remain unbound by conventional industry standards. Their most recent releases like "Rolling Stoned," "Boy Problems," and "Pole Vaulting" continue to push boundaries while maintaining the chill and laid-back vibes that are emblematic of their style. In tracks such as "Trailblazer" and "Floating Palace," fans can find an evocative soundscape that both invigorates and soothes, exemplifying the band's capacity to connect with listeners on an emotional level. With "Red Moon Rising," they once again affirm their presence in the electronic music space, offering a compelling blend of hypnotic beats and alluring melodies that solidify Hippie Sabotage's status as iconoclasts in the genre.