Artist's albums
Where Are You Now
2023 · single
Blame On Me
2023 · single
After All (Adam Pearce Remix)
2023 · single
Immemorial
2023 · single
Trust Issues
2022 · single
Pieces
2022 · single
For The First Time
2021 · single
Dreamers
2021 · single
Saving Your Day The Remixes
2021 · single
Saving Your Day
2021 · single
Seasons
2021 · single
Drag Me Down
2021 · single
October (Get Got Remix)
2021 · single
I Remember
2020 · single
All of My Love (Remixes)
2020 · single
Fire Inside
2020 · single
Voices
2020 · single
All of My Love
2019 · single
Memory
2019 · single
Tell You
2019 · single
Trust
2019 · single
Need You
2019 · single
Ruin My Life
2019 · single
October
2018 · EP
Quiet
2018 · single
Bad Habits (Aymen Remix)
2018 · single
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Biography
Every musician remembers when it all began for them. It’s like a revelation, they say, that first time you hear something. Artistic inspiration, like a crazy spark that burns and burns. It’s also the sound that lives in Vancouver born producer Adam Pearce’s music. He’d call it “melodic bass,” but his blending of progressive house, trance, and chillstep transcends genre. This is the sound of sun kissed crowds moving together. This is music to get lost in. Adam began producing seriously back in 2011 after discovering artists like Porter Robinson, Skrillex, and Deadmau5. So he got to work, Learning how to tell a story with music. Pearce then earned his live debut by winning a local DJ contest. Doors started to open, and his dedication didn’t go unnoticed. He was offered the opening spot for bass heavyweights Zeds Dead at Vancouver’s iconic Vogue Theatre. Labels such as Dim Mak, Lowly Palace and DeadBeats release his music. Other DJs play it, Zeds Dead, Alison Wonderland, Arty & Slander. Along the way, Pearce opens for The Chainsmokers, What So Not, Feed Me, Ghastly, k?d, and many others. His music resonates, but Pearce isn’t content unless he’s challenging himself. “I just want to make the music I'd want to hear” he says. If a crowd wants to feel something real, then inspiration will never be too far away