Quite possibly the next release for my Deep House alias Princeton Rejects. Let me know what you think.

Princeton Rejects is a moniker for multi-platinum VMA award winning dance producer Ian Carey. Under the name Princeton Rejects Ian journeys outside of the commercial realm and revisits the underground in which he came up musically. Having first been exposed to house music in the mid 1990's at Baltimore's legendary club The Paradox and NYC's The Shelter, Ian would hear DJ's such as Tony Humphries, Timmy Regisford, LIttle Louie Vega, Danny Krivit, and The Basement Boys which have influenced his own music deeply. Ian will be using the moniker as an outlet for all things deep and intelligent, a journey outside of the proverbial box. Having been obsessed with Ivy League schools and their corresponding secret societies at a young age, Ian chose the name as a reference to his own application to Princeton University being denied. He then settled for a lesser caliber University of Maryland from which he dropped out after 3 semesters to pursue his music career. Along with his aptly named, newly imprinted Liberated Records, Ian is looking forward to an outlet for releasing pure music without the interference of major label A&R's and the pressures of commercial viability.

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Princeton Rejects - Be With You [PRE-PREVIEW SNIPPET]

Aubergine MACHINE drops another release this year with a rework of The Strokes' " Call it Fate, Call it Karma". This time around they transform CIFCIK from lo-fi, black and white romanticism into mod meets revolutionary nostalgia.

Release Date: 23 June 2014

Call It Fate, Call It Karma

Season’s Greetings!

Here’s a little gift I have for you guys! It's a mix I did for @Jiberish (jiberish.com). Check em’ out, they have some shweet stuff.

I gave this mix this name because as a Massachusetts native and now California resident, I’ve been so fucked up on what season it is haha. The change in weather and my living situation has messed with my internal clock. In an abstract way, it’s made me focus less on time and patterns, and focus more on the present moment. It’s actually quite liberating.

Photo courtesy of the great Andi Lipo (www.radnomad.squarespace.com)

This is the first of a slew of releases I have planned, including a new track right before the new year! I have a lot of big news to share with you as well…

So kick back, get a nice a cold glass of eggnog, and enjoy the holidays (and hopefully this mix too ;)

- Jackson

Tracklist:

Chrome Sparks - The Meaning of Love (edit)
Odesza - White Lies
20Syl - SevenEleven (edit)
Pacific Shores - Outroduction
Khary Durgans - Fountain of Youth (prod. Big Wild)
Invention - Bluffs (edit)
Big Wild - Venice Venture
Djemba Djemba - Stahp
Nadia - No Feels
Nerds - Top Ramen (edit)
Chrome Sparks - Enter the Chrome Forest (edit)
Big Wild - ?
Big Wild - ?
London Future - Pillz
Mura Masa - Lotus Eater
Yung Joc - It’s Goin’ Down (edit)
Benzel ft. Juicy J - Four
Big Wild - La Brisa
Oliver - Light Years Away (Big Wild Bootleg)
Odesza - Say My Name (Big Wild Remix)
DJ Greem - 117 Elements (Youki Greemix)
James Brown - I Feel Good (El. Train Remix)
Kaytranada - Talk is Cheap
Big Wild - ?
Mo - Glass (Big Wild Bootleg)
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Big Wild - ?
Ludacris - Stand Up (edit)
Odesza - Sundara

What Season is it Anyway? - Presented by Jiberish

CoopA - The Fall [Chillstep]

▼ Tracklist
nExow ft. Nori - Snowy Lullaby
Soeloe - High Place
Seven Lions - Isis (Deep Mix)
Dabin - Silhouette
Rameses B - Angel Whisperer ft. Myth
Draper - Night Rider (feat Phoebe Ray)
Mr FijiWiji - The Mentalist

Dubstep - 007 Chillstep Mix

Skinny Love (Chillstep Remix)

DJ Flys X1 - LIQUIDSTEP, CHILLSTEP, LOVESTEP @ CLUB LIVE MIX - record

Dubstep 5 [Chillstep]

Aubergine MACHINE is a collaboration between world renowned multi-platinum selling producer Ian Carey and new-comer to the scene Shanti Ellis.  They formed the band in late 2012 after realizing their unique capability to create genre-blending electronic music.  Having both travelled the world in their own right while picking up many influences along the way, their mental catalog of music includes everything from pre-EDM electronica to the uber-current sounds of future bass. 
Ian’s very established in the international House Music scene and has visited more than 60 countries on tour sites. His production, while cutting edge but not alienating to new listeners, combines with Shanti's brand of indie-pop laced vocals to build a foundation of melodies that range from youthful to emotive and haunting.  Shanti and Ian like to sum up what they do in their mantra: we make music, love life and laugh sometimes. we are Aubergine MACHINE

Call It Fate, Call It Karma

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