Welcome to WonkyWilla’s strange and colorful bass factory, a creative mecca where tasty wubs and wild party bangers come to life. His music is like candy for wooks, and fans can’t get enough. 22-year-old, Florida-based Nicholas Olivieri, the mad scientist behind WonkyWilla’s definitive, bass-driven sound, has been building his savory style of club bangers and dizzying sound experiments for anyone with a sweet tooth for wubs, dubs and everything wonky. His intricate soundscapes have been showcased by bass music’s biggest stars including Cannabliss, TVBOO, Ahee, Zingara, A Hundred Drums, Maddy O’Neal and many more. WonkyWilla fanbase is quickly gaining massive notoriety, and his tour history is stacking up fast. In 2023 alone, he’s shared bills with TvBoo, Ahee, Champagne Drip, Super Future, Zingara, Manic Focus and LYNY, with many more announcements coming soon. Whatever flavor you prefer, WonkyWilla has you covered. His music is as sweet as jolly ranchers and as savory as chocolate — and WonkyWilla just robbed the whole candy store. From the track record of Robert Balotsky’s work as Buku, it’s clear that the Pittsburgh native is a well-equipped architect of twisted, layered soundscapes. With a menacing grasp on sound design and music theory, Buku combines deceptively simple and emotive melodies, laden with resounding low-end and intricate drum patterns. With a love of drums rooted early in his childhood, his work reflects his passion for percussion laced with elements only a trained ear could produce.