Red Bull Big Tune is Coming.

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This April BET will be airing a “documentary webisodic series” called Red Bull Big Tune. (I guess nobody needs to tell you this will be sponsored content.) The show follows an ongoing nationwide battle between music producers, culminating in an event between finalists in New York this December.

Opening credits for the show were produced by Monkeyhead, and it’s all very slick and bangin’ — whether you’re the type of person who gets a thrill seeing your city represented, or you’ve just always fantasized about seeing Ghostwriter go on tour. (Because that’s kinda what it looks like.)

But don’t take our word for it!


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