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Feint

Feint is British producer and DJ Andrew Hu, known for melodic drum and bass, vocal collaborations with Laura Brehm, and releases on Monstercat and Liquicity.

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Overview

Name: Andrew Isaac Hu
Based in: Manchester, United Kingdom
Work: Drum and bass producer and DJ
Early milestone: “Atlas” appeared on Monstercat 001 - Launch Week in 2011.
Known collaborations: Laura Brehm, MYLK, Fox Stevenson and Koven

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How it started.

Feint began uploading original music to YouTube in the early 2010s. In a Noisescape interview, they recalled other creators using those tracks in videos, helping the music travel. Larger promotion channels, label releases and live shows followed.

Finding a sound.

Raised in Blackburn and later based in Manchester, Feint found inspiration in Pendulum and early Liquicity uploads. After studying computer science, they committed to production as a career. Melodies, vocals and cinematic influences became recurring parts of the music.

Songs fans came to know.

“Atlas” was Feint’s first Monstercat release and appeared on the label’s launch compilation. Later collaborations with Laura Brehm, including “We Won’t Be Alone” and “Words,” helped build a wider audience. “Outbreak,” featuring MYLK, also became part of the Rocket League soundtrack project.

Creditschronological, newest first

2026Use That LoveCo-artist with Voicians, featuring Felix Samuel
2025UndertowArtist; four-track EP with Kate McGill on “It’s True”
2025BloomCo-artist with DJ SALLY
2017OutbreakProducer, featuring MYLK
2016WordsProducer, featuring Laura Brehm
2015We Won’t Be AloneProducer, featuring Laura Brehm
2011AtlasArtist; track on Monstercat 001 - Launch Week

Quotes

I just want my expression to be honestFeint, Noisescape Magazine interview

On what listeners might take from the music. Source: https://noisescapemag.squarespace.com/news/interview-feint

Trivia

Guitar can be the starting point for a track: Feint described recording chords or a melody before building the electronic arrangement in a Student Pocket Guide interview.
Film and video game scores are recurring inspirations, including Interstellar and the Final Fantasy soundtracks.
In a 2019 EDM Identity interview, Feint named Chrono Trigger as their favourite Square game.
Feint told EDM Identity that the tracks used in Rocket League had already been written before they knew the songs would join the soundtrack.