Harris Robotis is coming to party with the Fat Man. #fatparty

When starting out, most artists are faced with the difficult task of creating a name that both reflects their sound and that will continue to define them long into the future. Well thankfully Harris' parents solved this task pretty quickly & distinctively naming him Mr Harris Robotis. His' ear for a fresh like coconut sound, combined with a unique sense of musical style meant this humble bionic man was always destined to write, perform, spin and breathe music. Whether he's mixing, producing, singing, playing guitar, bass, keys or getting you a drink at the bar you'll find Harris constantly moulding his own distinguishing techniques.   Harris' DJ sets will make you feel kind of like you're wearing your undies back to front - It' s fun at the time but the pain is unforgiving the next day.   Harris has played Future Music Festival, Good Vibrations Festival, Laneway Festival, Parklife, Splendour In the Grass, Stereosonic and Summadayze. He's played before, after and sometimes even together with Boysnoize, Justice, Digitalism, The Rapture, Tiga, Sven Vath, 2many DJ's to name a few. Being a part of the Sweat It Out family, his original releases and remixes tend to get you as sweaty as a fat kid in a candy store. Having number 1 and top 10 singles on radio club charts such as Nova Radio, Nova Nation, Kiss FM and licenses to Ministry Of Sound, Onelove and Hed Kandi compilations around the world.   Aside from Harris's musical skills, when he's not making/playing music he's busy as Founder/ Graphic Designer of Melbourne based design studio Subtitled Design. He is responsible for branding many festival, record labels, artists and lots of other companies around the world. Some from his list of extraordinary clients include Ansell, 360 Agency, Crippen Place, Future Entertainment, Intrepid Pictures, Maker, Ministry Of Sound, Neon Records, P Diddy, Stereosonic, Sweat It Out!, Universal Music & Warner.   For Harris Robotis the future looks exciting. This robot just keeps going and going!!! Can the future keep up?   http://www.harrisrobotis.com