Little Fritter
Origin: Australia
From Little Fritter’s early days as a young lad on the drums and mic, to his late teen years as wildcat, DJ and promoter; the Fritter journey has been a fun ride dedicated to dance floor fruitiness!
His first release came back in 2008 on U.S imprint Music Situation and since then he put together some solid releases on European labels such as Tsuba, Viva Music, Moon Harbour, Hudd Traxx, Affin, Catwash, Diaphan, One Records, Suruba and Beef Records but his ‘Endless Summer Love’ remix for Don Of The Scene – Ricardo Villalobos, ‘Miss You So’, is his biggest studio achievement to date.
On the back of all this he the started to spread his love regularly touring Europe from 2010 with notable performances at the last ever ‘Love Parade’ in Germany, ‘Spilt Milk’ in London, ‘Off Sonar’ in Barcelona, ‘Below Birmingham’ and ‘Club De Visionaire’ in Berlin.
Little Fritter’s strong reputation and skill have seen him become a regular home grown favourite at some of Australia’s most prestigious venues and festivals such as Lost Paradise, Circoloco, Revolver in Melbourne, Start:Cue Sydney, Future Music Festival Brisbane, Stereosonic, and also the legendary AGWA boat parties in Sydney. He is also known for delivering some of the freshest parties you’ll find in his hometown of the Gold Coast, launching Me and You events in 2010 putting on some memorable Island Parties, and now his GOGO TROPICO events during summer are not to be missed!
Alongside his enviable solo work, Fritter has knocked up some juicy collaborations over the years with fellow Aussie Zare and also Alex James under the alias Nil By Mouth which had a track featured on the yearly Circoloco compilation in 2011.
2019 is shaping up to be one of Fritter’s biggest years yet as he teams up with long time best bud – FISHER who is killing the scene right now and together these two are set to play a bunch of wild shows together!
It’s fair to say these adventures will see Fritter explore the full inner workings of his mischievously talented brain and if you haven’t been bitten by the Fritter bug yet – fear not your time is coming!
