Biography
There are three artists that use the name Perfect State.
1) A music project built around the "67" (six seven) internet meme. The meme began with the 2024 track 'Doot Doot (67)' by Philadelphia drill rapper Skrilla, who used the number to refer to 67th Street. It later spread online as a hand gesture and a rating system. The project took its name from a line in its song '67 in Heaven': "I stay stuck in this perfect state".
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Its debut album, '67', was released in 2026. It contains eight tracks with a total running time of 20:32: '67 Kid', 'TK 67', 'Mr. 67', 'Page 67', '67 in Heaven', 'How It Started', '67 Around the World' and '6, 7... 8'. Several songs refer to people and moments associated with the meme, including basketball player Taylen "TK" Kinney and Maverick Trevillian, whose reaction at an AAU basketball game in 2025 was widely shared online.
The project also released six singles in 2026: 'Doot Doot Parade (67)', '67 (The Sign)', '2026-7', 'Seis-Siete (67)', '67 (Did It Find You?)' and 'Always 67'. 'Seis-Siete (67)' is performed in Spanish.
2) An alias of Julian Irani, who was also part of Dimension and Trinity-X. The only track he made under this name was the eponymous 'Perfect State', released in 1999 on UK label Cola Records. It also included remixes by Bushwacka! and The Stuntmen.
3) A collaboration between Mike Dierickx (aka M.I.K.E., Push etc.) and Aldo Martino. Both artists were affiliated with Belgian label Bonzai Records. In 2001 they released a single 12" under this name, 'Into A Different', which included 'Into A Different (Deep Down)' on the a-side, and 'Galaxy Trap' on the b-side. A digital re-release from 2017 also included the E-Lody mix as a bonus track. Dierickx and Martino also worked together on a project named Electric Avenue.
Biography text from Last.fm, available under CC BY-SA.