Beatport - www.beatport.com/release/phoenix/1448619

iTunes - Pre Order - bit.ly/MenniePhoenix


'Berlin label Exploited is set to launch a brand new sub-label. The first release on Exploited Ghetto comes courtesy of Italian producer Mennie' (Mixmag)

'His first release on Exploited Ghetto features a tune with airy synths layered with a catchy percussion groove on the A-side. With the B-side also packing quite the punch, the first release gives a very promising start to the new label and to Mennie’s 2015. (Deephouse Amsterdam)

Early support for first release by Laurent Garnier, AME, Lee Foss, DJ Sneak, Riva Starr, Booka Shade, Maxxi Soundsystem, Mista Jam & B Traits/BBC Radio1, Dubfire, DJ T, Arthur Baker, Ray Okpara, Pedro Winter, Waiffs & Strays, Tensnake, Laidback Luke, Karotte, Sasha, ZDS, Pezzner, Bushwacka!, Worthy, Kiki, Edu Imbernon, Mark Farina, Mia Dora, Marco Resmann, Miguel Campbell, Wildkats, Hackman, Till Von Sein, Mickey, Brett Johnson, Fred Everything, Agoria, Larse, Christian Prommer, Joyce Muniz, Bag Raiders, Jamie Anderson.  

While Exploited continues to release music from its key artists, Exploited Ghetto is dedicated to one-offs, newcomers but also friends from the extended family. 
The first release is courtesy of Mennie. Together with production partners Bambook he kept a Top 5 position for months with the track „Slip Away“ in the Beatport Deephouse Chart. 

With a forthcoming remix for Scuba on Circus Recordings and more original material, the future is looking bright for this newcomer from Florence. DJMag Italy recently named him one of the most representative Italian emerging house producers. He holds a residency in Club999 where he shares the decks with many international DJs and keeps continueing playing 5 hour sets.

Label: Exploited Ghetto
Artist: Mennie
Release: Phoenix
LC: 48629

Releasedate Beatport: 19.01.15 
Releasedate I-Tunes, ect: 02.02.15


Phoenix

Murmur

Mennie - Murmur | Exploited Ghetto

23-year-old Cardiff University graduate and house/disco aficionado, hoping to get back into music production whenever he has the time. Dislikes writing in the third person.

also known as Fanny Baws

I always told mother of my love for deep bumpy funky chunky spunky house music. Of the Chicago kind. But she never understood my disc jockeying...

So I just did it for the love of the game

I should really stop drinking

Eskobar; Arches; Mercado; Clockwork; Pelican; that shite bar beside Archaos; an after party at Notting Hill (that was good); Negotiants; Wodkbar; upstairs at the Bistro(some backwater un Norfolk; my bedroom (Glasgow / Edinburgh / Aberdeen / London / Gotham City

Send demos here: https://www.tstack.link/exploited-GBaXdMGvJLHubDbFJtn9O
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