Affected (DJ F Overdrive Mix)

Sutro's latest release, “Sweeten the Deal - The Remixes” delivers an eclectic set of mixes, from the sultry summer lounge of Sven Van Hees, to Jesse Gay's growling, bass infused deep tech to Tyler Stone's steamy Deep Disco.

Sweeten the Deal - The Remixes

Sweeten The Deal (Original)

Jesse Gay returns to his beat-driven tech house roots which he established earlier in his career as CNS Engineering. Cut up lyrics create new hooks that are supported by an insistent kick and hypnotic chord stabs, setting the tone for a fierce, layered synth bass workout.

Sweeten The Deal (Jesse Gay Deep Tech Deconstruction)

Considered one of the founding fathers of the Electronic music scene in Belgium, Sven Van Hees’ music is your timeless soundtrack to an endless summer!  For his SF Mix, he delivers his signature jazzy, downtempo style, loaded with warm rhodes pads, undulating synths and a touch of Calypso.

Sweeten The Deal (Sven Van Hees SF Mix)

Rooted in Deep House and Nu Disco, Tyler Stone's “Sweet Deep Disco” mixes showcase her penchant for the deeper side of dance.  Subtly driving beats, deep smooth bass lines with syncopated vocals and keyboards result in mixes that are as equally at home on the dance floor as in your headphones. 

Sweeten The Deal (Tyler Stone Sweet Deep Disco Dub)

Sweeten The Deal (Tyler Stone Sweet Deep Disco Vocal Edit)

As the first of a series of singles, Indie Electro Pop quartet, Sutro, has released a cover version of The xx’s “Shelter”.  In contrast to The xx’s stripped down, minimal sound, Sutro adds a broader palette and more dynamic range to this beautifully crafted song.  Play it, add it, share it.  Enjoy!

Shelter

Tony Sevener, the man behind the beats for the band Honeycut, struts his production chops with his radio friendly indie-pop mix.  Solid beats are covered with layered keys and sophisticated programming to showcase Stone’s strong vocal performance.

Affected (Tony Sevener Honeycut Mix)

From their debut EP "How Things Transpire"

Temptress

Indie electronic pop band Sutro, releases their new single, “Takin’ Me Down”. Lead singer, Tyler Stone, delivers sultry vocals with attitude while the band’s signature DJ meets live musicianship sound gets amped up with overdriven guitar and warbling synths. The song is about a power play between two people, but ultimately when Stone proclaims, “you think you’re in control but all I have to do is call!” the outcome is clear. The song’s gradual build from dark and sexy to fierce and driving, takes the listener along for an emotional ride, while delivering a powerful and catchy chorus.

Takin' Me Down

Undying

EMBRACING AN ECLECTIC MIX OF ELECTRONIC MUSIC FROM DEEP DISCO TO DEEP SLEEP.

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