Curator of the "Live A Little, Dance A Lot" party and producer of the film “House of Soul,” Eddie Sõl has been on the DJ scene for many years and is on fire with his journey. His highly successful international debut in Greece alongside house music legends Josh Milan, Louie Vega and Joe Clausell has his name as one of the hottest DJs currently on the scene.

Throughout his career, Eddie has been privileged with spinning with Jihad Muhammad, Salah Ananse, Mark Francis, DJ Disciple and so many others, each having a prolific inspiration to him. He now holds a residency with mentor DJ Beloved that is currently the most successful in NJ. 

Eddie is known for incorporating a plethora of genres in his sets from Deep, Afro, Latin, Tech, Soulful and Progressive house to R&B, Hip-Hop, Disco and dance classics.

There's no fear in taking chances in the mix. "To me, there's no greater feeling than us coming together under this music, collectively moving, singing and dancing to it. It's the greatest high I've experienced. It's an experience that shows me how we're all truly one, universally filled with the greatest love and the same energy as all the stars in all the galaxies" - Eddie Sõl

Techno - Deep House and Jeep Beats for your BrainFrame and your MainFrame.

Pasqua Records was created by Mr.Eclectic to release the deepest and most boundary-breaking sounds connecting with one's soul. No matter where you are when you hear music from Pasqua your body will have the feeling of energy leading one to want to dance or simply enjoy what they are listening to without a second thought. Please Submit demo@pasquarecords.com

I'm DJ Ayr 1, I specialize in house music in various forms from soulful vocal house, Deep house, Jackin house, Gospel Uplifting house and Disco House. I grew up listening to rare groove soul and disco from the 80's and the great thing about House is that it contains so many elements and samples that do justice to soul music. I was really into 4 to the Floor Garage which started to die in 97/98 and morphed into 2 step Garage which I didn't like, so I made the switch to House music which had a similar sound to 4 to the Floor and the rest was history! On the house scene I'm Influenced by the likes of Bobby & Steve, Reelsoul, DJ Sneak, MAW, Mr V, Smokingrooves and many more who I have listened to over the years. My aim is to keep house alive! 
If you like the sounds please support the facebook page! https://www.facebook.com/djayrone
You can alternatively check me out on https://z-p3.www.instagram.com/dj_ayr1/

While searching the radio dial for music that moved my friends and me, in the late '80's we discovered 98.7 Kiss FM, home of DJs like Tony Humphries, and telecasts from Tunnel and Zanzibar.

Inspired by the greats, I spent many an afternoon riding my 10-speed to the local record stores, flipping through stacks of vinyl, hoping to match titles to sounds I'd heard on the radio or the dance floor, and then add to my crates. Though formats have changed many times since, I've held onto some favorites and still treasure an autographed Adeva record, "WARNING!" from back in the day.

Countless forays into NYC found us at Tunnel, of course, and at Limelight, The Building, Red Zone, Palladium, Danceteria, Love, and Club Shelter, likely the most influential venues for experiencing music that spoke to my soul.

Since those days, I have continued to follow my favorite producers and DJs and have dabbled into music production myself, some of which I hope to share soon!

All the best to my followers and visitors alike,
Brett

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