Bass music label from Kry Wolf.
Releases on our label have featured:
Kry Wolf/Canblaster/Bondax/High Rankin/Mosca/Mele/tofubeats/DJ Q/submerse/Daniel Haaksman/Mak & Pasteman/Astronomar/Sam Tiba/Flava D/Woz/Mr. Vega/Rico Tubbs/Jason Burns/Murlo/Broke One/Pete Graham/B-Ju/Chaos in the CBD/Squarehead/Bwana/Rektchordz/HxdB/Dave Spoon/Grenier/Doctor Jeep/Swick/Druid Cloak/Sonora/Bosstone/Lucid/Benton/Kozee/Py/Panda/Nightwave/Funkystepz/Tanka/Manare/Mad Villains/Cedaa/Majora/Conducta/Darling Farah/Daniel Klauser/Marc Spence/Diamond Bass/Vortex/Viers/real/Munnibrotherz/Tomb Crew/MisterTweeks/Mark Starr/CDBL/Sepehr/Luv Jam/Hybu/Shox/Boean/WAFA/Slap in the Bass/Mat Cant/Martelo/Maddjazz/Zombies for Money/Jorge Takei/colo/Wool/Spoils/Tony Goods/Unitz/Arcade/Thunderbird Juicebox/Slof Man/Mendoza/Jook10/Piri Piri/Tee Circus/Tommy Kid/Jello/Kashii/Sui Generis/Roby Howler/JTRP/Arge Numa Crew/Famous Eno/M.O.N.G.R.E.L/Small Fry/Oscar Luweez/Demuja/Spox/Mr. Tickle/Bangkok Snobiety/Bassmynt/Kingsin/Somepoe/Whole Sick/Slevarance/Milt Mortez/Kadabrah/Janai/Contakt/Click/Tiffiny Tremain/First Down/Tapok/Hidden Cat/SDM
 
SOS 001 Kry Wolf - Mucky
SOS 002 Mele - Mele EP
SOS 003 Kry Wolf - Dibby EP
SOS 004 Canblaster - Jetpack
SOS 005 Canblaster- Jetpack Remixes EP
SOS 006 Kry Wolf - Wonga EP
SOS 007 Kry Wolf- Everybody
SOS 008 Whole Sick- A Little Louder EP
SOS 009 Kingsin - Coconut of Quendor EP
SOS 010 Whole Sick - A Little Louder Remixes EP
SOS 011 Hybu - New Bump EP
SOS 012 Kingsin - Coconut of Quendor Remixes EP
SOS 013 Submerse - Bento Box EP
SOS 014 Kry Wolf - Lost in Treme EP
SOS 015 Tommy Kid - East Street EP
SOS 016 Mak & Pasteman - Get With the Program EP
SOS 017 Tony Goods - Friends EP
SOS 018 Wool & Vortex - Erotic Dancer
SOS 019 Tee Circus - Plus 8 EP
SOS 020 Kry Wolf - Black & Blue EP
SOS 021 Piri Piri - The Manifesto EP
SOS 022 Whole Sick - Do The Do EP
SOS 023 HxdB - UP EP
SOS 024 Tee Circus - MBH EP
SOS 025 Py & Kadabrah - Black Magic EP
SOS 026 Squarehead - Close EP
SOS 027 Kry Wolf - Concrete EP
SOS 028 Jason Burns - Psalms EP
SOS 029 CDBL - Wake Up EP
SOS 030 Tommy Kid - Jet Lag EP
SOS 031 Panda - Rewind EP
SOS 032 Somepoe - Leave the House EP
SOS 033 Mark Starr - Mortem EP
SOS 034 Tapok - Freedom EP
SOS 035 Majora - Exactly EP
SOS 036 Sui Generis - You Got Me EP
SOS 037 Mendoza - 9 Years of Fame EP
SOS 038 VA - Five Years of Sounds of Sumo
SOS 039 Majora - Benny Blanco EP
SOS 040 Phrixus - Ghost EP
SOS 041 Demuja - Mint EP
SOS 042 Somepoe - Skull Dance EP
SOS 043 Ankerman - Walk Out EP
SOS 044 RNBWS - Black EP
SOS 045 Murder He Wrote - Still Crooked EP

aka mr liquid
aka senator bongwater 
aka general gist
aka trips & skips
aka kepler sound district
aka señor friction 
aka taylor freels
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World territories
alexandre@pieces.live

North America
maria@resolutenyc.com

South America
denis@nomadtalent.com

Australia
mitchell@solidcircles.com.au

For general inquiries and press
thibaut@pieces.live

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The singular brand of house music that Taylor Freels produces as Liquid Earth is uniquely transatlantic, infusing the rhythmic sensibilities of London and Berlin with the sun-soaked serenity of his native California. Part '80s sleaze, part '90s deepness, part '00s wiggle, Freels makes dance music cocktails that pop like a twist of lime hitting seltzer. Melodic, crisp, and always refreshing, each track by the California-native is singularly recognizable as he refashions vintage sounds for the clubs of tomorrow.

Under his most recent alias, Liquid Earth, Freels has been pushing, as Resident Advisor put it, "tech house with a twist." His state-of-the-art analog grooves emerged from the ether fully formed in 2019 with some of the deepest basslines and crunchiest melodies out there. Freels' squigly take on contemporary house and techno always comes primed with a dose of California sunshine. Carrying on the legacy of storied California predecessors like Halo and Hipp-E, he's been swiveling heads and moving bodies with releases on labels at the vanguard of the underground, like Kalahari Oyster Cult and Is/Was sub label TerraFirm, collaborations with Tornado Wallace as Dinnervisions, and a remix of his starry-eyed, "Scope Zone" by Youandewan landed him notoriety among the scenesters alike.

More than just a producer, Freels knows how to pack a punch behind the decks, moving from classic West Coast Breaks to UK tech house with aplomb and mastery. His bookings and podcasts have been piling up like hot cakes with best-in-class mixes for the likes of Honey Soundsystem, Butter Side Up and Faciendo and DJ appearances from Dimensions Festival to Panorama Bar.

Freels' music, as both a DJ and a producer, remains unparalleled in its ability to solder funk with deepness. His early releases that propelled him to prominence on labels like Melbourne’s Voyage Recordings and the Amsterdam based Kalahari Oyster Cult, displayed an almost encyclopedic knowledge of house music. As Urulu, Freels zig-zagged across time and space to create music that felt embryonically transatlantic alongside a sugar rush of rave nostalgia. He now uses the Liquid Earth moniker to bring that same intimate knowledge to the trippier corners of the cosmos. With a seemingly endless trove of creativity and energy congealing behind the Liquid Earth project, Freels is poised to continue his take over of club land's headiest and spaciest dance floors

TOUR DATES:
www.matrodamusic.com

My Label: @terminalunderground
My Merchandise : http://www.matrodamusic.com/shop

Management:
info@2night-global.co.uk

Booking North & South America:
ferry.rais@caa.com

Booking Europe & Asia:
aleks@aceagency.com

Booking Australia:
paul@posterchild.com.au


 
Promos:
matrodapromo@gmail.com

Linktree:
https://linktr.ee/blrofficial

MGMT/Bookings: mgmt@frcstrcrds.com

Listen to my new track 'Velvet & Ice': https://selectedbase.lnk.to/velvetice

Ferreck Dawn is all about the drums. They have to be heavy and physical to get his dance floors full, while the vocal details bring the all-important heart and soul. After 20 years in the game, this signature sound is what the Dutchman is recognised for around the world. It has taken him to every major club and festival, to labels like Defected, Repopulate Mars and Club Sweat and to the Beatport number 1 spot a number of times. 

"I like to please everybody on the dance floor," he says of this mix of the visceral and more emotional. Whether using original vocalists or digging deep for a sample, it is the melody, soul and texture of the human voice rather than the words that Ferreck is drawn to. And it has been this way since his international breakout tune in 2014: 'Love Too Deep,' with his friend Redondo, got signed to Spinnin Records, made the daytime playlist on BBC Radio One and led Ferreck to quit his job and pursue music full time. 

His early tunes soon got support from the likes of Carl Cox, Luciano and Green Velvet, and another milestone came with 'In Arms' on Defected in 2018. It became one of the most played tracks of the Ibiza season, reached the overall number 1 on Beatport and gathered over 70 million streams. In 2021, he repeated the trick of serving up a sizzling summer anthem and Beatport chart-topper with 'Back Tomorrow' together with UK powerhouse singer Jem Cooke, again on Defected. As with many of his tunes, global radio support and high-profile DJ plays helped make it a modern classic.

Part of the reason Ferreck remains a chart-topping producer after nearly 20 years is his ability to do it all. He searches out interesting collaborators from different sub-genres to mix it up and find new inspirations. Whether it's David Guetta's house alias Jack Back, 'The Void' with Lee Foss, 'My Own Way' with A-Trak and Lord, he never stops evolving. Of course, the best in the scene also come calling for the famous Ferreck sound: he has remixed an a-list of artists including Diplo, Tiesto, Martin Garrix, Vintage Culture, Claptone, Oliver Heldens and many more. 

Ferreck traces his love of chunky bottom ends back to his earliest experiences of dance music. Growing up in the Netherlands, he was surrounded by gabba and hardcore. It swept him up and defined his early years as DJ Dusk. But the often high tempos and impenetrable grooves proved to be a creative dead end for him once he began producing. He had more to say and was keen to explore a wider array of moods and grooves so added a stylized version of his own first name, Freek, and flipped Dusk to Dawn. He gravitated towards a unique mix of powerful techno drums and emotional house vocals and Ferreck Dawn was born. 

As a DJ now, he understands people want to hear the signature Ferreck sound. So in the booth, he balances his own productions with tracks that speak most to him, as well as some carefully chosen classics and future gems. This means he is able to smash out a high-impact 90-minute festival set at Extrema Outdoor, but also go deeper and play all night long at cult clubs like London's Fabric, and everywhere in between.

Fresh off the back of his first solo tour of the US, Ferreck has a wealth of new music coming with Meduza, Vintage Culture, Dom Dolla and Izzy Bizu. "If I won't play it, I won't release it," he says, "and I stand by that 200%." It is that quality control that has kept him at the top of his game for almost 20 years. 

MGMT: dmc@purplewall.com / lucas@purplewall.com
Bookings: 
Worldwide: harrison@activetalentagency.com
North & South America: charlie@spinartistagency.com
Benelux: maurits@peoplesagency.nl

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