Zack Meads - In Awe (Jeffrey Tice Remix)

(Subplot Recordings, Harmonious Discord Recordings, Whiskey Pickle Records, Denied Music, Fett Recordings, LB Recordings, Alakazam Recordings, MadRat Promotions)

I started out mixing all of the vinyl I had collected at the tender age of 16. By that point I had a healthy stash of 12" singles bought at the local record shops, Waterloo and Sound Exchange in Austin, Texas. It was 1990 and I had no idea where my fascination with mixing records would eventually lead me.

When the birth of the Austin rave scene happened in 1992 after a passionate couple of ravers from San Francisco moved to my home city, I was right there in the thick of it and quickly became one of Austin's most successful DJ's, playing at a majority of the events happening in the capital city.

When by chance, in 1994, a guy named Daniel Foreman who was about to open a club in Austin showed up to a warehouse party that the other prominent DJ's of Austin's underground scene and I were playing at, the unlikely birth of Proteus happened. I was one of the resident DJs at Proteus for several years and became even more well known and in demand. Proteus is still, after 20 years, notoriously known as one of Austin's  most loved and influential nightclubs ever.

While all of this was going on, I was honing my production skills as well, eventually attending and graduating from Pyramind, a music production, theory, and business school in San Francisco. This led to my music being released worldwide by  record labels such as Harmonious Discord Recordings, Whiskey Pickle Records, Denied Music, Fett Recordings, LB Recordings, Alakazam Recordings, MadRat Promotions, SubTech Collective Light, and others.

Many years later, now having lived in San Francisco for over a decade and with the incredible success of my production work, I have begun my own record label, Subplot Recordings in order to influence your mind and control your body on the dance floor, wherever that may be.

Buy my tunes here:
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/jeffrey-tice/id989680930
Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/artist/jeffrey-tice/481337
Traxsource: https://www.traxsource.com/artist/242464/jeffrey-tice

See also:
https://soundcloud.com/c-py-c-rrect
https://www.facebook.com/jeffreyticemusic/

Subplot Recordings was founded by Jeffrey Tice in June, 2018. Subplot releases tend to bridge Jeffrey's two homes of San Francisco, and his first home, Austin, TX by bringing together and cultivating relationships between the label, its artists, and collaborators. The thing that most sets Subplot Recordings apart from other labels is our uncanny way of blending well known artists, familiar styles & sounds, classic design, and historic club culture, all from the heyday of the 90’s House music scene with new, up & coming artists, updated versions of those classic styles & sounds, cutting edge twists on that tried and true design aesthetic, all for, and to attract, the new school, younger House enthusiasts. People buy our music because we have proven ourselves and already have a well developed reputation for quality music with a solid understanding of the past and a trained eye for the future. All of our artists have been carefully hand-picked to represent both well established, recognizable, proven talent as well as present and future tastemakers.The Subplot Family includes the following artists:

• Allen Craig
• Andrew Emil
• Astronout
• Blixaboy
• Brett Johnson
• Daniel Allen
• David Harness
• Deja
• DJ EFX
• G.Roy
• Glass Slipper
• Grant Pattison
• Hanssen
• Hardfloor
• Henry Navarro
• Jack Dover
• JAüZZ
• Jeffrey Tice
• Jim Hopkins
• Jonene
• Josiah Fontenot
• Lucas Ray
• Lux Likuid
• Merrick Brown
• Mucky Ebanz
• Nathan Stewart
• Orphan Raver
• PointBender
• Ponytech
• Robert Taylor
• Roos
• Slope114
• Spettro
• Stanny Abram
• The Stoned
• Sunshine Jones
• The SyntheTigers
• Trent Johnson
• Zack Meads

While we appreciate dark sounds as much as anyone, our focus is on making positive-leaning soundscapes that lift our listeners up, especially in a time when positivity is sometimes hard to find.