This track is all about party rockin and getting the vibe going... . dance and enjoy!

Afco-Skynet Get This Party Jumpin

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Facebook Live Mix (03-31-23)

ELECTRO - A COLLECTION OF GIGABEAT ELECTRO

Welcome to the Rebellion

Grow - The Return to Elektrotropolis [CHP041] 
Release Date: 12/28/23 (Exclusive Beatport drop for 2 weeks)
1/11/24 everywhere else
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Tracks:

1. Grow - Elektrotropolis (Mark Starr Remix)
2. Grow - Interdimensional Telepathy (Fleck E.S.C. Remix)
3. Grow - Biological Mycelial Network (Cyborg Rhetoric Remix)
4. Grow - Secret Machines (EKATA Remix)
5. Grow - Elektrotropolis (Dub Mix)
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Grow takes us back to Elektrotropolis, but this time he's not alone. The Return to Elektrotropolis delivers 4 new remixes of the dystopian electro originals crafted by CHP crew members and a Dub mix of the original single by Grow. The ep begins with Mark Starr's reinvented version of the title track smothered in his signature style yet peppered with some 90's rave vibes. The ep then slides into 'Interdimensional Telepathy' through the lens of electro wizard Fleck E.S.C. who delivers a vibey and creative interpretation filled with energy and complex sonic textures. Then Cyborg Rhetoric arrives straight out of the Pangeria Galaxy to deliver a belter of a remix of 'Biological Mycelial Network' with slamming bass, a driving sequence, and floor filling electro energy. Ekata's remix of 'Secret Machines' is next up delivering a completely new hypnotic take on the original with dreamy synthwork and exciting re-sequenced vocal edits. The Return to Elektrotropolis ends with a dub mix of the title track made by Grow that will provide DJ's with a sneaky way to re-insert the tune into their sets.
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The Return to Elektrotropolis

Elektrotropolis (Mark Starr Remix)

Oh yes enjoy this set with the sick new track from Dj Pulse,OnDaMike,Rob Cokeless &  many more!!!

The Chosen One 03.31.24

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Apostate

Apostate (504 Mix)

OMCS

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BANDO |  central cee x himra drill  type beat 2025

A remix I did a little while ago for Gigabeat Records.

Lollipop - Shade Miami Bass Remix

FLR060 - Groove Flow
Available on 4/9/2013.

Groove Flow (2013)

What started in the mid nineties as a mission to create funky electro beats now has become a staple of the funky/electro Florida sound. There was a blending and fusing of funky breaks and electro beats which later became known as the Funk Lab. With influences coming from their efforts as DJs within the breaks community, the two had been immersed within the sound that they had come to love. With a diverse back catalog ranging from Florida style funky breaks to the darker, moodier electro, the Funk Lab has engaged a variety of listeners from both the US and abroad.

As soon as the first release was available on vinyl, licensing requests began from such labels as Street Beat, Adrenalin, Journees, Zazoo, Pioneer, and others. Tracks became staples of electro and funky breaks mix compilations as well as backing music for MTV programming and EA's "Need For Speed IV High Stakes" for the Sony Playstation. The Funk Lab was breaking new ground and finding new fans within a diverse universe of media.

During the early years of the Funk Lab, the idea was tossed around to do a live performance, bringing the fans and artists together, exploring the music, re-editing, re-mixing, and re-shaping the tunes that had drawn them in. The first several shows were enough to propel several years worth of weekend touring, playing from San Juan, Puerto Rico to Vancouver, Ca with gigs in most major cities friendly to dance music and more especially breaks. These Live performances drove the inspiration to continue to push the limits of what could be done with live sequencing. Utilizing two MPC2000's, Zip Discs and other various hardware at the shows became the staple of the live Funk Lab experience. Manipulating the sequences, the audio, the music with outboard effects and creative mixing allowed the shows to become a life of their own. No two were ever the same. Ever.

Later the Funk Lab focused on bringing even more to the table. Starting a sub-label, Overhead Records which was an outlet for a little less familiar sounding material. Sort of an experiment with neighboring artists. While working on the sub label, C4, began to pursue the electro funky break hard house sound. Becoming the House Wrecka, he released a series of successful tunes on the Hallucin8 Trax label, run by The Monk of Hallucination Records. Darryl (B.Nice) continued to pursue the darker, electro/nu-break/funk sound with a number of releases on both the FLR Imprint and others such as Afterdark Records.

Presently Funk Lab Records has teamed up with Stephen Moon of Twin Shape in order to re-boot the Funk Lab Records label. Cory Hughes has also joined the team and will be providing label support as he continues to develop his funky-electro-dubby-breaks style. We are currently seeking new material from both new and established artists. 

Look for releases on iTunes and other fine digital retailers.

Groove Flow (2013)

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