Lee Van Dowski & Dean Demanuele - Function Is Tension

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July will see Ejeca kickstart his new label Exploris with a three-track EP.

Nominated Breakthrough Producer at Best of British 2013 and one of the most bookable names in the UK and beyond after big tunes on Needwant, 2020 Vision and Aus, the Belfast-based DJ has decided go his own way with a new label, but it's not exactly what you might expect.

'Rick Flair', 'Skitter' and 'Prototype' show Ejeca, known to his ma as Garry, venturing into pure techno territory. 

Envisioned as a chance to showcase his own stuff alongside emerging talent, Exploris is an exciting prospect for the man who brought us instant UK house classics like 'Horizon', 'Rosario' and 'Together' in 2013.

We've an exclusive upfront listen of the A-side 'Rick Flair' on stream.

First Listen: Ejeca 'Rick Flair' (Exploris)

For the second time in quick succession, tech house hero Lee van Dowski teams up with Malta producer Dean Demanuele, who has ties to Bedrock and Mobilee amongst other labels, for a new three track EP that is hugely infectious. Van Dowski, of course, has long been defining tech house trends with his releases on labels like Cadenza, Material Series, Mobilee and many others.
Up first is the title track, Function is Tension, which is a deep and rolling track that will hypnotise anyone in its wake: the search light like synths lend things and urban feel as the bobbling drums bring a certain funk to the table.
Next up, Foo Gas is another deep and dirty roller, this time with hunched drums, skittish percussion skating across the face of the arrangement and plenty of loopy, involving sub bass.
Last but not least, Calamity John comes over like a prime Perlon record with its minimal and abstract design, tightly coiled drum funk and bendy synth goo. It’s exactly the sort of track that makes DC10 regulars go wild and is why van Dowski and Demanule are so highly rated.
￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼
￼￼This is yet another ahead of the curve EP from Lee van Dowski & Dean Demanule that once again is hugely likeable and will no doubt do a ton of damage on the floor.
Press Contact: Stephen@dj-voice.co.uk
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For the second time in quick succession, tech house hero Lee van Dowski teams up with Malta producer Dean Demanuele, who has ties to Bedrock and Mobilee amongst other labels, for a new three track EP that is hugely infectious. Van Dowski, of course, has long been defining tech house trends with his releases on labels like Cadenza, Material Series, Mobilee and many others.
Up first is the title track, Function is Tension, which is a deep and rolling track that will hypnotise anyone in its wake: the search light like synths lend things and urban feel as the bobbling drums bring a certain funk to the table.
Next up, Foo Gas is another deep and dirty roller, this time with hunched drums, skittish percussion skating across the face of the arrangement and plenty of loopy, involving sub bass.
Last but not least, Calamity John comes over like a prime Perlon record with its minimal and abstract design, tightly coiled drum funk and bendy synth goo. It’s exactly the sort of track that makes DC10 regulars go wild and is why van Dowski and Demanule are so highly rated.
￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼
￼￼This is yet another ahead of the curve EP from Lee van Dowski & Dean Demanule that once again is hugely likeable and will no doubt do a ton of damage on the floor.
Press Contact: Stephen@dj-voice.co.uk


Lee Van Dowski & Dean Demanuele - Foo Gas

For the second time in quick succession, tech house hero Lee van Dowski teams up with Malta producer Dean Demanuele, who has ties to Bedrock and Mobilee amongst other labels, for a new three track EP that is hugely infectious. Van Dowski, of course, has long been defining tech house trends with his releases on labels like Cadenza, Material Series, Mobilee and many others.
Up first is the title track, Function is Tension, which is a deep and rolling track that will hypnotise anyone in its wake: the search light like synths lend things and urban feel as the bobbling drums bring a certain funk to the table.
Next up, Foo Gas is another deep and dirty roller, this time with hunched drums, skittish percussion skating across the face of the arrangement and plenty of loopy, involving sub bass.
Last but not least, Calamity John comes over like a prime Perlon record with its minimal and abstract design, tightly coiled drum funk and bendy synth goo. It’s exactly the sort of track that makes DC10 regulars go wild and is why van Dowski and Demanule are so highly rated.
￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼
￼￼This is yet another ahead of the curve EP from Lee van Dowski & Dean Demanule that once again is hugely likeable and will no doubt do a ton of damage on the floor.
Press Contact: Stephen@dj-voice.co.uk

Lee Van Dowski & Dean Demanuele - Calamity John

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