The Comeback Kidd 2

Horn-y Edit with Corny 2016 Deep House Basses. Driver.

Jason Merced & John Hunter - Into The Night [Mr Kool Aid X Chris Azure Remix]

Education & Recreation

Winter’s Theme

Isn't She Lovely( feat. Kai Kinjyou)

Psyken – And Now That (RB053)

1 – Psyken  - And Now That (Atesh K. Too Much Tech In My  House Mix)
2 – Psyken – And Now That
3 – Psyken – Kick The Clock

Psyken delivers two groovy and percussive tech house tracks for his first ep on Regular Beats Records. Ep comes with an Atesh K. remix that give it a punch.

Supported by Arjun Vagale, Ferhat Albayrak, Christian Varela, J&S Project, Collective Machine,  Antonio Grassia,  Sami Kubu and many more.

www.regularbeats.net
info@regularbeats.net

And Now That

Psyken - And Now That (Atesh K. Too Much Tech In My House Mix)

Bandcamp: https://trau-ma.bandcamp.com/album/zenith-lp
Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/zenith-lp/2710530

About130 - I Hear You Now (Original Mix) [TRM108]

Following his timeless Glitterbox debut ‘Natural High’, Chicago pioneer Mike Dunn returns to the imprint to release his latest dose of body-moving house, ‘Strut Cho Phunky Stuff (Sho’ Nuff)’. As Mike’s trademark spoken-word narration offers a warm ripple of familiarity, a gloriously bumpy bass and live instrumentation give this disco-house jam its authentic Windy City sound. As ever, Mike’s dedication to sonic perfection is demonstrated, each layer of production crisp and defined. A true house master, ‘Strut Cho Phunky Stuff (Sho’ Nuff)’ is set to create lasting dancefloor memories, and makes another excellent addition to Mike’s vast, unfailing catalogue.

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Mike Dunn 'Strut Cho Phunky Stuff (Sho Nuff)' - Out 12/03

Serious, but like not serious. Pretty much wraps up all you need to know about Chris. From a young age, Chris was just...Chris, who always just listened to the weird music. 
East-coast growing up through teenage industrial phase angsts, and picking up djing early in college, Chris finally took it upon himself to do the one thing he wanted to be as an individual. Through years of trials and tribulations of sitting at a grey ableton screen, Chris carved out a sound for himself in the Techno world. Using anything he can get his hands on, Chris took serious, tight, dancing music, and made sure it has a slap of a not-so-serious-feel. Using cheeky samples, slamming kicks, tight percussion, and other overly-described music requisites, Chris brings something truly unique to every track he puts out. After years of tight studio production, now based in San Diego, Chris's live displays bring a unique set to every show he plays. No matter where you hear his music, the vast library of personally-crafted music over the years makes his sound fitting for any occasion, and is always there to remind you; he's still Chris.