Piecelock 70 is proud to present the follow up to Day’s sold out instrumental album Land of 1000 Chances, Doc Delay’s Morgan. A fixture for many years in the international remix and dj scene, Delay’s highly anticipated producer album is sure to please existing fans and gain new ones alike.

This unique album takes a style of production rooted in hip hop and adds a variety of different self played instruments, found vocals and complex changes to elevate it to an opus that defies genres - an album that is as easily psychedelic as it is electronic. A natural musician, Doc Delay weaves his compositions around ghostly vocal performances and samples, creating a haunting, unique masterpiece that is already garnering praise from top critics worldwide.

"I don't know how he did it, but Delay made loner soul, psych rock and hip hop live together in a crazy, harmonious space. Morgan is gonna blow some minds."
-DJ Day

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Xavier has received uncoerced praise for his vocal skills from some of the biggest names in the business, including Madonna, Mary J. Blige, Devo, Anita Baker, Lena Horne, D’Angelo, TV on the Radio, and Ashford & Simpson. He's also a Diesel U Music Award nominee and his U.K. debut on Virgin Records earned him a top ten hit with "Give Me The Night". The Boys Choir Of Harlem alumnus has collaborated on recordings with Scissor Sisters, The Rapture, Vito & Druzzi, New Power Generation, Basement Jaxx vocalists Vula & Sharlene, Diane Birch, Bright Light Bright Light, Stephin Merritt, Sxip Shirey, and LL Cool J. He also performs regularly as part of Slow Knights—recently named one of the best live acts of 2013 by Next Magazine—and Nova Social.

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Raised in the post-hippie environs of Venice and Santa Monica California during the late seventies and eighties, DJ Econ studied acoustic bass and drums as a child, eventually picking up turntables at the age of fourteen. Coming of age in the Early nineties, the hey day of the west coast's rave scene as well as hip-hip's golden era, Econ made a name in L.A. both as a hip-hop DJ and as a dance music DJ at many raves and underground venues, including the world renown all California massive series Narnia, while still a teenager.  From there Econ's taste in dance music’s diverse styles lead to New York City and the study of music production, film production and liberal arts at The New School For Social Research from 1995-2002 culminating in a M.A.  During this time Econ began producing music as well, and in 1999 DJ Econ helped found the record label Public Works Records with label mates Ben Luckinbill of the illegibles and long-time co-conspirator Tavish Graham. Throughout that time Econ continued DJing, becoming a fixture at avant guard music and dance events in NYC including Pure Protein, The Lusty Loft, Dirty, Ssette, Shortbus, Happy Landing, Cine-Sonic, and Hot Fruit. Econ has played at such legendary NYC spaces as CBGB, Mother, Joe’s Pub, Crobar, Den of Thieves, West 8th St, Exit Art, Dixon Place, the queer arts collective Dumba, IC Guys, The Cock, The Delancey, Le Petit Versais, Chelsea Art Museum, WreckRoom, and Metropolitan Bar.  Econ has had the privilege to DJ alongside such highly acclaimed musicians as Dilated Peoples, Bravo of Sid Roams, Phife Dawg of Tribe Called Quest, Maseo of De La Soul, The Invisible Scratch Pickles, Steve Pagan, DJ Silver, Kahn and Snacks, Jeno, Garth, Plexus, Adam X, Porkchop, Ninjasonic, Analogsoul, Tribe 8, Le Tigre, Lou Reed, Justin Bond, Will Sheridan, Gramma and many more.

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