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Sully’s Latest Release: RIGHT ABOUT NOW

June 4, 2021 By Irene Acosta

Detroit-based producer Christopher Sullivant AKA SULLY first broke his way into the electronic music scene in March of 2019. After a series of some pretty sick self-releases, he then hit the road with Luzcid and Champagne Drip for their “Double Vision” tour. After touring with the boys for a bit Sully made his way onto the Ascension Tour with Wakann label king, Liquid Stranger, in 2020.

Since then he’s released a string of highly anticipated tracks including the “ Brainstorm” EP (Wakann), an official remix for Quix’s “Gunnin’ For You” (Dimmak), and his breakout single “Duck Hummus” (Wakaan) which ranked #1 on the Beatport and SoundCloud Dubstep charts. The community has been dealing with a ton of pent-up energy giving the hell year of 2020, so we’re pretty excited to finally let go with his latest release.

For his return to Wakaan, Sully chose none other than fellow Detroit native, emcee Isaac Castor to jump on the track with. With the two Michiganders’ talents combined, listeners are in for a treat with this one.

“‘Right About Now’ is all about igniting that energy that’s been pinned up for the past year. When I listen to the song, I reminisce about my time in college growing as an artist. Whether I was playing at a bar, a wedding, or as a local opener for a talent I looked up to, I was always trying to fulfill my potential. What makes this even more special is that Isaac and I went to the same undergrad and were usually hustling together to reach the next step. I’m so proud of this record and couldn’t be more grateful for Isaac’s flawless vocal delivery.”—Sully

“Right About Now” is that classic bass-heavy anthem that plays at the hottest rager. Whether you’re making gains at a poker table, raging in your college dorm, or with the homies at the main stage, this release will have you moving, HARD. Whether he’s working on new releases or crushing his latest set, Sully is forcing us to constantly stretch those twerk muscles, and giving the electronic community a solid reason to tune in. You can catch Sully live at Forbidden Kingdom and Imagine this summer!