Hippie Sabotage

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Hippie Sabotage
Origin Sacramento, California, United States
Genres Electronic
Years active2005–present
Labels iHipHop Distribution
MembersKevin Saurer
Jeff Saurer
Website hippiesabotage.com

Hippie Sabotage are an electronic and hip-hop duo from Sacramento, California, consisting of brothers Kevin and Jeff Saurer. [1] Often classified as chillwave, their music features elements from a variety of genres including trap, psych rock, and indie rock. [2] They are well known for their remix of "Habits (Stay High)" by Tove Lo, which has accumulated over 1 billion views on YouTube and 1.6 billion streams on Spotify since release, as well as "Devil Eyes" with over 700 million Spotify streams. [3] Hippie Sabotage have toured frequently since 2015, including a number of headline tours with two shows at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, festival performances at Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, Austin City Limits, Firefly, and Hangout among others, and sets supporting Zedd, Gramatik, and Big Gigantic. [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11]

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Career

Early career

Kevin and Jeff Saurer grew up in Sacramento, California. [12] As avid skateboarders, the brothers began working on music at age 12, when they first began creating beats to accompany their skate videos. [13] Jeff attended music school at UCSD, where he submitted the duo's first EP for his final project, marking the first time Hippie Sabotage incorporated Jeff's vocals into their music. [14] The brothers lived out of a car for six months and slept on their former music professor Mike Gao's couch, who would eventually become their career mentor. [15] In their early career Hippie Sabotage collaborated with local artists like Yukmouth, as well as Chicago artists like Alex Wiley, and Kembe X. [12] [16] [17] The name Hippie Sabotage was inspired by their fathers' initials H.S. [18] Hippie Sabotage released their own material in 2013 with their debut EP Vacants followed by The Sunny Album in 2014.

"Stay High"

Originally released as a soundtrack for a YouTube video in April 2013, Hippie Sabotage self-released "Stay High", their remix of Tove Lo's "Habits (Stay High)", as a free download in September 2013. [19] [20] Tove Lo later heard the song and reached out to the duo on Twitter, eventually releasing it as a single and on her Truth Serum EP in March 2014. [21] [22] Ellie Goulding shared the remix, which vaulted it onto the iTunes charts overnight. [23] The remix hit the top 10 in a number of countries in Europe and Oceania, as well as number one on Billboard 's Next Big Sound chart, and has been credited for the success of the original song, as well as bringing Tove Lo into the mainstream. [21] [3] [24] [25]

Touring and album releases

Hippie Sabotage began touring in 2015, playing their first festival at Splash House in June and opening for Cherub that fall. [26] [27] In February 2016, they released their third EP Providence, including the single "Devil Eyes", which has since gained virality on TikTok and amassed 700 million streams on Spotify, followed by their first headline tour. [28] [29] [30] [31] The duo continued releasing projects and singles, including “Options”, "Drifter", "Running Miles", and "Wrong Time", and performed frequently on headline tours (both US and international) and at festivals. [32] [33] [34]

In 2016, the duo was seen in a physical fight with a security guard in Portland, Oregon, at What The Festival, strangling the guard in a chokehold until event production crew members intervened. [35] [36] Videos of the altercation went viral. [37] At the time Hippie Sabotage addressed the incident in a statement, commenting that “it was an unfortunate event that placed us in an unsafe situation in the middle of our performance". [38] EDM concertgoers were reported still angry about the incident three years later, protesting the inclusion of Hippie Sabotage on a festival lineup in 2019. [39] Later the duo reflected on the incident in an interview, acknowledging fan disappointment: "...that bums me out. That’s not what we’re about. We try as hard as we possibly can to show that to people. We’re about positivity and joy and respect." [40]

In September 2020, Hippie Sabotage released Red Moon Rising, their first album after several years of touring which allowed them time to "process a full project that represented [their] creative thoughts." [41] [42] That month the duo also partnered with Flower Records to release their "Devil Eyes OG" cannabis strain. [41] Hippie Sabotage released their albums Floating Palace in December 2021 and Trailblazer in April 2023. [2]

Musical style

Originally beginning as a hip-hop project, Hippie Sabotage's music has evolved to electronic, described as "soulful" and "melodic" "trap-meets-chillwave", with "strong elements of hip-hop and psych rock". [13] [43] [44] Over time their sound has adapted to their live performance, incorporating "extended jams, guitar, and live solos", resulting in "trance-inducing jam music that has set them apart from mainstream EDM DJs". [45] [46] [47]

Live performance

Hippie Sabotage are known for their "high octane live performances", mixing trip hop, live instrumentation, and vocals. [33] [48] [44] Their shows are often interactive, with Kevin venturing into the crowd during certain songs as well as inviting fans on stage. [49] [50] They are also known for their extensive visual setup, featuring multiple screens displaying colorful kaleidoscopic images. [51] [52]

Touring

Headline tours

*Partially canceled due to Covid-19

Festival performances

YearFestivals [64]
2015Splash House
SnowGlobe Music Festival
2016Hangout Music Festival
Spring Awakening Music Festival
Firefly Music Festival
What The Festival
Electric Forest
Pemberton Music Festival
Day N Night Fest
Billboard Hot 100 Festival
Breakaway Music Festival
Backwoods Music Festival
Bumbershoot
Freaky Deaky Music Festival
2017Something Wonderful Festival
Summer Camp Music Festival
Moonrise
North Coast Music Festival
Imagine Music Festival
Oaktopia
Gold Rush
2018 BUKU Music + Art Project
Euphoria Festival
Bonnaroo
Firefly Music Festival
Bonanza Campout Music Festival
Forecastle Festival
Sloss Music & Arts Festival
Global Dance Festival
Lollapalooza
HARD Summer
Electric Zoo
Voodoo Music + Arts Experience
2019 Lollapalooza Chile
Hangout Music Festival
Zedd on the Rocks
Electric Forest
Splash House
Moonrise
Bumbershoot
Made in America Festival
Austin City Limits Music Festival
Santa Cruz Music Festival
Day N Vegas
Corona Capital
2020 Okeechobee Music & Arts Festival
2021Firefly Music Festival
2022Float Fest
Wonderfront Festival
2023Hangout Music Festival
Breakaway Music Festival
Same Same But Different Festival

Discography

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Albums

Extended plays

Singles

YearTitle
2014"Broken over You" (with Grace Mitchell)
"Waiting Too Long"
2015"Fast Car" [65]
2017"Fire the Blunt"
"Fuck It"
"Holy Mind"
"Mirror"
"Righetous"
"Running Miles"
"Save Me" [33]
"The Path"
"Watching"
2018"I Found You"
"The Mist"
"Temptation" (with Azizi Gibson)
"Real Things" (with Alex Wiley)
2019"Carpe Diem" [66]
"Caught Up"
"Coffee"
"Distance"
"Enemy"
"Fading into Fog" [67]
"Flash"
"Patience"
"Find Me" [68]
"Trust Nobody" [68]
2020"Overdrive"
"Wrong Time"
2023"I Don't Care" [69]
"All At Once" [51]
"Trailblazer"
"Pole Vaulting" (with Kembe X) [70]
"Boy Problems" (with Izzy Bizu)
"Rolling Stoned" (with Kembe X) [70]

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