Today marks a major milestone for genre-defying collective 2ŁØT as they release the explosive new remix of their title track “Entropy”, reimagined by none other than global electronic legend Paul Oakenfold. The “Entropy (Paul Oakenfold Remix)” propels the band’s soulful, emotional core into new sonic territory—fusing their signature Electronic Jam Music (EJM) style with euphoric festival-ready energy.
Infused with soaring cinematic builds, pulsating beats, and trance-tinged drops, the remix places Rudy Love Jr.’s poignant vocals front and center, expanding the track’s emotional resonance and giving it fresh momentum on global dance floors. The collaboration bridges two worlds—2ŁØT’s raw, genre-blending ethos with Oakenfold’s iconic status in electronic music—and marks a bold evolution for the emerging group.
The original “Entropy” served as the emotional crescendo of 2ŁØT’s acclaimed debut album of the same name. Released late last year, the LP offered a deeply personal exploration of chaos, rebirth, and resistance, drawing inspiration from the Second Law of Thermodynamics to reflect on disorder—both internal and societal. The album introduced a sound rooted in authenticity, blending hip hop, soul, funk, jazz, rock, and electronic into what the band dubs Electronic Jam Music—a style as fluid as the experiences that shaped it.
“This album tells our origin story,” says the band. “Each of us came into 2ŁØT at a breaking point—grieving, struggling, searching. Entropy is about turning pain into purpose.”
Since its release, 2ŁØT has taken that message on the road with The Entro Tour, igniting crowds with their high-energy, multimedia live performances. Recent stops have included Lost Lake in Denver, Varley in Salt Lake City, and standout sets at Idaho’s Treefort Music Fest, where the band earned acclaim for their improvisational spirit, captivating visuals, and socially conscious storytelling.
Next up, 2ŁØT heads to the 2025 Somewhere Festival & Conference in Wichita, KS (June 13–14), joining a powerhouse lineup that includes Aloe Blacc, Deadmau5, Flying Lotus, and Suki Waterhouse. Set at the intersection of music, technology, and social impact, Somewhere Fest is a celebration of creativity as a tool for change—an ethos that perfectly mirrors 2ŁØT’s mission.
Beyond their music, the band remains fiercely dedicated to causes close to their hearts: addiction recovery, youth empowerment, and criminal justice reform. Their art isn’t just performance—it’s a vehicle for healing, dialogue, and transformation.
With the Paul Oakenfold remix lighting the way and a major festival performance on the horizon, 2ŁØT is charting an ambitious course forward—inviting listeners to find beauty in disorder and power in connection.