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Nearby, located in a once-empty gas station, is a pop-up shop that opened in July to sell Skrillex and OWSLA merchandise, as well as host the occasional barbecue or late-nighter. Since the OWSLA pop-up shop is more quickly accessed by snaking through cars rolling on and off the freeway, the artist has mastered the art of the dodge. Even the tiny store in the shuttered gas station has been a triumph.

Moore wants to buy the property, and the store is staying open until at least the end of the year. But the question now is whether the Skrillex touch can translate to the sort of real-world, big budget endeavors that Sonny Moore envisions.

Walking inside the Chinatown complex, Moore wandered second-floor offices talking to his posse, a few dozen strong sitting on couches and around big tables. Touring the ground floor recording studio construction, where carpenters were framing walls and electricians laying wire, Moore moved like a dervish, brainstorming as he walked. Something interactive and fun. He walked past an area that would soon have glass doors that led to a bar and kitchenette.

In the basement? Outside sits a patio, which he envisions surrounded by a foot fence dense with greenery. Not too many years ago he was sleeping on the couch of his manager Tim Smith in Gainesville, Fla. But whether racing across Hill Street to the shop or issuing huge volumes of music through OWSLA, the artist gets energy from constant motion. After navigating traffic and greeting a few fans out front of the pop-up shop, Moore entered and headed to a rack.

Everything made in America with our stuff. Elsewhere on shelves and racks were black hoodies, long-tailed T-shirts, swim trunks, socks, lighters and iPhone cases, all with the OWSLA logo prominently displayed. This is where the phone calls happen, right?

As a talent scout, Moore played a key role in the rise of superstar producers Zedd and Porter Robinson, and seems to have found a new blockbuster in Marshmello, a beat producer who performs in a ridiculous white costume. I Am Legion Instrumentals. Zedd featuring Hayley Williams of Paramore.

Middle Finger Pt. Yogi featuring Pusha T. Moody Good featuring Eryn Allen Kane. Moody Good featuring Knytro. I Am Legion Remixes. War Of The Roses [a]. Recess Remixes. Alex Metric featuring Stefan Storm. Mad Decent. Heart Weighs A Ton Remixes [a]. Dirty Vibe Remixes [a]. What So Not featuring George Maple. Deep Down Low Remixes [a]. Red Lips Skrillex Remix. Vindata featuring Anderson Paak. Roc Nation.

DJ Sliink featuring Fatman Scoop. Atlantic Records. Marshmello featuring Wrabel. The service philosophically sits somewhere between subscription streaming and paid downloads, but with a twist of exclusivity that could only work for brands with already strong and loyal fan-bases. Skrillex's extended family of high-profile indie label captains - like Diplo for his Mad Decent, and A-Trak for Fool's Gold - also use the service. Launched by Skrillex, his management, and media agency Biz3 in August , OWSLA has quickly distinguished itself as more than just a label of drop-based dubstep.

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