TVBOO at Wooly's

Emerging from Jackson, Mississippi comes Mitch Draper, known as TVBOO (pronounced "taboo"). TVBOO has risen in the bass music scene with releases on WAKAAN, Quality Goods Records, Circus, Parametric Records, as well as several other labels & collectives. TVBOO's discography also features multiple collabs with other household names in bass music, such as DMVU, G-Rex, Jansten, Ruvlo, and others. Mitch also has a podcast, "TVLKS with TVBOO," which started in January of 2020. It features dozens of episodes where he is joined by other artists to talk about a variety of subjects including but not limited to comedy and bass music.

Rooted in the underground pulse of Denver, electronic music has long served as a compass for Elie Tentori, known to most as Twopercent. But he never could've predicted his early creative outlet would grow into a space that speaks to something deeper. Shaped by years of deliberate consistency spent honing his craft, his sound is anchored in originality, balancing a raw intensity and emotional resonance that sticks with listeners long after the drop. Each release driven by feeling rather than formulas, it's this approach that's fostered a dedicated following and sets him apart within the wider bass circuit. Twopercent's momentum has only been punctuated further by defining career moments across national festival grounds and intimate stages alike. Finding his footing where energy and emotion collide, he's cemented his position with standout performances at festivals like Lost Lands, support slots on major tours, and confidently stepping into a string of his own headline dates. Paired with releases on influential labels including Subsidia and Subcarbon, along with official cinematic remixes already under his belt, each step in his unfolding discography highlights his range of powerful production, landing with clarity and equal impact. Intention and creative discipline stitched into every detail of his project, he continues to forge a sonic identity that reflects both personal truth and artistic longevity, steadily building the foundation for a lasting presence in the scene.