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Zachary Lewis Beck (born June 2, 1991), better known by his stage name “Futuristic”, is an American rapper. He was born in Bloomington, Illinois, although he moved to Tempe, Arizona at a very young age, he currently resides in Los Angeles, California. .

The Futuristic Sex Robotz are a self-described ‘Gangster Nerd Rap’ group, but their music can be classified in the larger genre of nerd rap or Nerdcore. The group comes from the Puget Sound region of Washington, where many of the members attended high school together. The concept was first conceived of in 2004 by members Coaxke and PC Speaker, while under the influence of Keystone Ice. Their first single, “Welcome to the Internet” was released to critical acclaim shortly after. A number of other singles followed, including one centered around the video game Halo 2, which included a video that...

WAGDUG FUTURISTIC UNITY is a side-project from Hiroshi Kyono (of The Mad Capsule Markets). He released a single in 2007 (september) and a mini-cd just month later on October 24th, which features guest appearances from artists/bands like DJ Starscream (of Slipknot), Shitdisco, Motor, Cycheouts G and Ultra Brain. WAGDUG FUTURISTIC UNITY released its first full length album "HAKAI" on July 23rd of 2008 featuring guests such as Chino Moreno (of Deftones fame), DJ Starscream, Ryo Kawakita (from マキシマム ザ ホルモン), numanoid & funkygong (from Joujouka), amongst many others. .

I am now J. Futuristic because I created the “Futuristic Swag,” says the always energetic 24 year-old. “I created this lane and I am going to own it.” J’s style, swavor (his version of swagger” and sound are all about positivity. “I am still grown and living my life, so I am not saying that I am Mr. Perfect. But, I am not doing music to promote the trap. I am doing music because I love it.” Being futuristic goes beyond music, it is his life. “The word defines my lifestyle,” he explains. “Even before I started rapping, I would...

Did they come from the future or from outer space? Nobody knows for sure, but what we do know is that if there is ever living proof of a collective who have worked their paws off to achieve the seemingly unachievable, it’s the Futuristic Polar Bears. Consider this, 2014 began with the world’s #1 DJ – Hardwell – name-dropping the Polar Bears with an exclusive premiere of their new track which he has been championing in every set since he played it at TomorrowWorld to 60,000 revellers, the track which he has signed to his label and the track which...