Porter Robinson's influences from computers and video games like DDR aren't necessarily steeped in the dance music tradition. The precocious producer is widely respected by his peers due to his dedication to the craft and his innately creative spirit. His debut EP, Spitfire—released on Skrillex's OWSLA label—combined a multitude of genres, establishing Robinson's patchwork style while managing to crash Beatport's servers. His debut album Worlds focused more on synthpop and alt-electro material, cementing him as a singular voice in the electronic landscape.