Whatever this is.. time goes by fast one day someone is here you talk to all the time and next thing you know they are gone...

And he comes back like he never left. Better than ever.

Music is for the people. Derek vincent smith understood that assignment

I support him and purchase all of it

His bass still gives me goosebumps so hard they hurt.

I’d make my head hurt to make sure my back didn’t hurt.your awake. For back alo

Money

those minutes dont exist without the first ones, its all gold!

Gonna be listening to this gem in 2030. Never gets old!

the best

Trent Crull alllll fucking dayyyy ❤️

always all ways

Sean S. Liquid?

Hey man this track Is gold your right. Wanted you too Check out the kid from Brooklyn on KZfaq and watch his starbuck commercial! He mentions liquid gold and it’s absolutely himarious😜

Fr that break down and build up+drop is insane

This is my preferred listening environment for Pretty Lights. Seattle, 3AM, Capitol Hill. Heavy rain that gives way to an all-encompassing mist. Waiting for the ferry, watching the engine of the city cough and sputter to life. Propelled along the gears like so many other disparate pieces of a greater whole. Connected, yet somehow still all the more alone.

hard to top it, one of his BEST

4:00 I came. Every time.

hes next level man..

what a track my god, spoiled

Stay true to God or Allah 🎉

too good

!! it was my phone lock screen for YEARS, completely agreed

makes no sense, but good for US

@@dan7291able music has to be heavily marketed (usually) to get tens and hundreds of millions of views. People don’t understand that’s the advantage the major labels, as big corporations with deep pockets, still have over the indie artists. If no one knows your music is out there they can’t listen to it and frankly I think a lot of guys like PL rely too much on word of mouth and the festival circuit which leaves a lot of people not knowing who he is. When I moved from Denver to LA I was shocked how no one there, even other musicians who knew quite obscure music in some cases, none of them knew artists like PL or Bassnectar. I think the combo of having less than radio friendly songs that are largely instrumental and not well marketed explains a lot of the failure of great music like PL to break through in a bigger way. ...but as was said above just enjoy being one of the people who is aware of it. Half of us probably wouldn’t like it so much if it did become too mainstream.

You might be right but I tell ya man, every time I hear his music it makes me want to start smoking again haha

They go very well together.

Let’s not go too far here

So fucking massive.

Nah, you didn't have to say it.