New electro-tech house straight outta NYC!

[Melissa from Bit Crushers]

-// OUT NOW! //-



The Bit Crushers are the unstoppable duo of NYC producers DJ Fame (Sullivan
Room) and Gaby Dershin (Astro&Glyde), up to their low-down dirty antics once
again with this underground electro-house smoker called Up In Yo face! The
track features features a filthy distorted bassline, a warbling mid-range
filtered tone, and the Bit Crushers signature cut/paste vocal stabs. Plenty
of surprises around every corner of this arrangement too, and a decidedly
big-room rave-ish feel on some of the minor chords peeking through the pounding
kicks. Miami club DJ and scene stalwart Gabriel Robella picks up the remix
and delivers a decidedly more South Beach interpretation. This is a tribal-tech
monster with some really massive drums, big white-noise washes, and more peaks
and valleys than a Disneyland rollercoaster!

Preview and purchase on Beatport here

-// OUT NOW! //-



This is one NYC-based producer that is turning heads lately. John Digweed
protege, Chris Fortier collaborator, and Olaris Records boss Royal Sapien
returns to Quarterlife Records NYC with a progressive journey entitled Everything
I Love Is Underground. Somber moody notes are plucking over an rough old-school
progressive bassline with plenty of arpeggios and washes to keep things fluid
an glued together. Indicant's remix brings a more dirty small-floor underground
electro-house feel with a massive contorting stereo bassline that just oozes
acidic dirt. Gated vocal snips graze over vintage low-bit synths with the
ever-increasing fever pitch of an unusual filtered white noise arpeggio. Alex
Pearce rounds out the release with a more melancholy and progressive interpretation
that features an oddly-timed bassline, Spartan percussives and energetic washes.
Lots of 16 note modulating riffs give this remix its go-go-juice.

Preview and purchase on Beatport here


-// COMING SOON! //-



Veteran New York City DJ/producer
DJ Eco graces Quarterlife Records with a fierce 3-track EP that is sure to
have a little something for everyone! Whitebox starts out with a bit of a
chuggy electro-house feel and morphs into a beautiful melodic progressive
piece for the big-floor that has little surprises around every corner. Pumping
pads and washes fill out the meat of this track. Blackbox is pure evil electro-house!
This dark monster has jagged and furious sounds with a huge sub-bassline...
floor-filler material for your peak. Redbox rides the line between tech-house
and electro-house with a relentless glitchy vibe, plenty of distorted elements,
and a loose shaky drum section. The innovative breakdown puts you into a British
sci-fi show from the 1970's... magic!



DJ ECO - Out Of the Box - July 2008 promo feedback


Charting!
- Noel Sanger, Dissident Music, Armada, Baroque, Curvve, System Recordings
(US)


Whitebox sounds great, overall cool 3 track ep!
- Andy Moor, Moor Music (UK)


Interesting release, I liked the visual idea of the colors to define the tracks!
I'll support the Whitebox! IÃ_ll be playing it in my next episode of Full Pack
at Sense.FM
- Fabio Stein, Pacha (Sao Paulo, Brazil)


Uplifting Sound, really good work! Charting!
- DJ Hano, BOUNENKAI -> Exotica (Japan)


[Blackbox is a] massive track, stands out bigtime! Charting!
- Lee Bradley, Drum Central Recordings (UK)


Blackbox: freakin nasty business you put together here...seriously raw slab
of funk for the late night masses - tops! Redbox: lean and mean, down and
dirty, purely peak-time dancefloor destroyer! Whitebox: great piece of work
here - totally has that end-of-the-night, hands-in-the-air, gimmie-some-more
vibe!
- Dave Brock, Daybreak Heavyweights, Cicadia Rhythm (US)


Cool!
- Jokton Strealy, Giant, Spundae, Avalon


Thanks meng...sounds good!
-DJ Sparx, Jivetribe Network (California, USA)


Man I think the track is very good!
-DJ Alexxine, Area Venezia (Milan, Italy)



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[Armento]

seriously?

[Nige55]

who ?

[Bill Blake]

Hey Melissa, what’s the difference between tech-house and electro tech-house?

[D J 1 3 8]

can we ban this mother fucker already?

[travy]

can we ban this mother fucker already?

hold up. she can maybe recruit a couple black folks and get in on the afro-punk movement...

[Armento]

Melissa, are you going to talk to us or just drop promotions?

[House]

lets talk about nut crushers

[drilla]

burn the muthafucker down!!!!!!!

[Armento]

lets talk about nut crushers

nuts up in yo face"

[House]

nuts up in yo face"

i hope thats a gelding!

[BrazenMuse]

Now, ya'll know folks come in here to promote stuff...and hopefully they do it right...
besides...these descriptions are fun...I like the vocal snips that graze...and all those washes...wheeeee!! This here is some serious adjectival overdrive...

more dirty small-floor underground
electro-house feel with a massive contorting stereo bassline that just oozes
acidic dirt. Gated vocal snips graze over vintage low-bit synths with the
ever-increasing fever pitch of an unusual filtered white noise arpeggio.

Melissa..., seriously, talk to us. Who are you? How are you? What else brings you to the community? People read stuff about things done by those who take the time to make friends...and they might not clown as badly as these fellows are clowning right now...

So...hi Newbie...tell us about yourself...




or look out!!

[Light Skinted Wif Good Hur]

Ban #1

[Melissa from Bit Crushers]

Hey guys,

Sorry to offend anyone...New to the message boards, so didn't know I'd be so harshly reprimanded...

Have eaten, breathed and slept with electronic music playing in my head for 10 years and would love to create friendships with those who do the same...

Hope I can be forgiven.

Cheers,
Melissa