Levity is an American electronic trio consisting of John Hauldren, PJ Carberry, and Josh Tarum. Emerging in 2019, they quickly ascended within the North American bass music scene by blending elements of trap, future bass, and dubstep with a distinctively bright, 'beachy' aesthetic.
Their sound identity is defined by high-fidelity production, maximalist synth arrangements, and a heavy reliance on 'flips' - creative, high-energy reinterpretations of existing tracks that have become a viral hallmark of their brand. Despite being mislabeled as 'Jazz' in some legacy databases due to name collisions with a Polish jazz group, the trio operates firmly in the EDM space. Their career trajectory saw a massive spike in 2023-2024 following the success of 'Flip It,' which solidified their position alongside peers like Tape B and Subtronics. Critically, they are noted for their high-energy live performances and their ability to maintain a playful, euphoric tone even while utilizing aggressive low-end frequencies. They represent a new wave of 'bass-pop' that prioritizes community engagement and viral-ready rhythmic hooks.
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