Released 17.02.17 on Cr2 Trax

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Cr2 proudly presents the fourth instalment of our Cr2 Trax EP series. With four future classics from our favourite emerging producers, this EP encapsulates the sound of the bristling underground house and techno scene that’s reverberating across dance floors all over the world.

Young Society Records boss Andy Bach features with his latest song Come On And Dance. The German club veteran has a rich history in dance music, and this new cut builds on his already glittering body of work. Another highlight comes from hotly tipped Liverpool producer Lee Carter, who delivers a masterclass in build and release with the impossibly danceable Candi. Long time Cr2 associate Mr. Gonzo also throws his hat in the mix with a typically infectious party tune Moon, alongside one of dance music’s best kept secrets Dakar.

Cr2 Trax Volume Four is a unapologetically forward facing EP, with all four tracks providing a thrilling snapshot of what the future of dance music has in store.

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I can't believe how much insane talent there is out there. I love to shake my ass, feel the bass like my heartbeat, gimme that dark, dirty techno, happy house, tropical vibes, I just want to move my body.

Born in 1985 in the city of Whittier, California. Raised in Rowland Heights, just outside Los Angeles, Fac'e LaBeouf devotion for music was passed on from his parents. The elegant sounds of Soul, R&B, Disco, & Funk would become the foundation to what is today. 

"My mother was considered a disco bunny, according to my father, while my father was into funk. It was only natural that I would grow up to love Nu-Disco, Deep house, and all others that would mimic that same sound."

Currently making his way through Whittier, Ca. performing for local collage kids, Fac'e LaBeouf is pushing his way closure to the shoreline with venues like Manhattan Beach & Panama Joe's. 