This is the second release on my label Vizual and it is out now!

Get the release today from the Vizual Store: <a href="http://www.vizualized.com/store/releases/viz002-00-joshua-iz-flower-sparks-ep">http://www.vizualized.com/store/releases/viz002-00-joshua-iz-flower-sparks-ep/</a>



Or from these fine digital music outlets:

Beatport: <a href="https://www.beatport.com/en-US/html/content/release/detail/193336/Flower%Sparks">https://www.beatport.com/en-US/html/content/release/detail/193336/Flower%Sparks</a>

Stompy: <a href="https://www.stompy.com/EP/146042">https://www.stompy.com/EP/146042</a>

Traxsource: <a href="http://www.traxsource.com/index.php?act=show&amp;amp;fc=tpage&amp;amp;cr=titles&amp;amp;cv=40050">http://www.traxsource.com/index.php?act=show&fc=tpage&cr=titles&cv=40050</a>

Juno: <a href="http://www.junodownload.com/ppps/products/1472143-02.htm">http://www.junodownload.com/ppps/products/1472143-02.htm</a>

What People Play: <a href="http://www.whatpeopleplay.com/browse/album/?id=15481">http://www.whatpeopleplay.com/browse/album/?id=15481</a>



Reviews for Flower Sparks:

These trax got bounce to it! Something that's missing in a alot of trax nowadays. -- Mike 'Agent X' Clark

Great EP all round but Flower Sparks sounds like it will cause a bit of madness. -- Jimpster

Unmistakeable Izism! All cuts playable - full support. -- Chris Duckenfield

Rydim Culture Is Rocking! -- Chris Udoh

Quality stuff from Joshua as usual. Tone D is my fave of the ep. -- DJ Heather

Alpha & Omega is the one for me, heavy deep house vibe. -- DJ Sneak

Alpha & Omega is the shit! Loving Tone D too. Both are going to sound lovely on the late night sound systems and in the mix for more enlightened minds. Serious biz. -- Mazi (Audio Soul Project)



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Flower Sparks

03 Alpha & Omega

You don't always remember the details, many of us in the industry tend to think, it's the music, it's the sound, the lights but we somehow manage to miss the crucial components that make a night special. Lola B. is known for bringing those details to the surface through her decor, flower design and overall vibe engineering of the party. For over 20 years she has lent this detail orientated viewpoint to events and now she brings it to her DJ sets. With an eclectic and varied taste in music and a determined approach to crate digging she is always ready to rock the dance floor.

Lola B's love affair with music and vibe engineering reaches back to 1999 with early events spread around the Southeast United States before making Orlando Florida her Party HQ. Since arriving in Orlando, she's held residencies at many clubs, hosted underground events and assisted in promotions with numerous record labels and radio shows. Her experience working in multiple genres led to a natural progression as a DJ, testing the limits of dance floor music with roots in Rock, Disco, House and Rave. While only seriously DJing for 12 years she's developed her brand into a major player in the Florida House scene with jarringly memorable events full of detail and thick with vibe. Queens of Noise is her most recent successful event to-date, crossing boundaries as the only all-female underground House night of its kind.

Ben aka Dancers in Crime is a multi-disciplinary artist working with the dance world for 20 years. In the booming Blade-Runner-like atmosphere of Shanghai in 2006, he co-founded the first international dance school in China, Souldancing Studio, which quickly morphed into a large creative agency designing custom artistic performances. 

As a Creative Director and Choreographer, Ben toured for years in over 50 cities, producing elaborate shows for the Who Is Who of luxury brands (YSL, Celine, Prada, Chanel, Dior, etc). His team of 60 professional dancers was behind high profile events such as "L'Extraordinaire Voyage", the Louis Vuitton show at the 2010 Shanghai World Expo, a multi-media experience that was seen by over 10 million people.

It was during those days that Ben's interest for dance, photography and music truly blossomed. The first experiments of cutting tracks to fit the stage. The first times picking up a professional camera to capture performers in a particular set of costumes. 

Ben's fashion and portrait photography has since been regularly published in Vogue, Mixmag, DJ Mag, The BBC, Beatport, and the NME among others. He has shot music luminaries such as Drum 'n Bass legend Goldie, DMC Champion and ambassador of DJ Culture A-trak, scene veterans NIghtmares on Wax, Serge Devant and Timo Maas, and downtempo pioneer YokoO.

As a DJ, Ben was a regular at one of the best clubs in Asia, the decadent Baba Beach Club - home of Circoloco in Thailand. Since moving to Ibiza in 2018, he has played at quality venues like the famed Pikes Hotel, Akasha, Sunset Ashram, Beachouse, as well as numerous secret villa parties. Five of his new tracks are on schedule to be released in 2024. 

As Dancers in Crime, Ben defies genre boundaries, mixing  eclectic Playa Tech vibes with Deep House, Tech House, and hypnotic Techno  - sometimes heavy, always groovy.

"What makes a great night is the vibe on the dancefloor - connecting non-verbally, through the power of movement, with the hundreds of souls moving around you. You may not know all their names or stories, and you probably never will...but for a few hours, bouncing and laughing, united in sound and energy, you are Partners in Crime, you are Dancers in Crime. And that's what it's all about for me."

For more tracks, check out my label Vizual on SoundCloud: http://soundcloud.com/vizual (Vizual Records) and Iz & Diz: http://soundcloud.com/izanddiz

Follow me, my label and Iz & Diz on Twitter: @joshuaiz, @vizualrecords, @izanddiz

Hey everyone...I make music because I love music and how it makes me feel. It's as simple as that. The music I create has to have feeling, and more often than not what I call 'the feeling' — that feeling that you get when the hair on the back of your neck stands up and demands your attention.

I'm heavily influenced by design and patterns. Reggae riddims are like mathematical formulas for me — the ultimate patterns waiting to be discovered. This notion of patterns can translate to any music...if you can make something with 3 or 4 elements that can capture an audience yet still be relevant generations later, you've done something amazing. 

Not all of my tracks follow that formula but I try to let the sounds and elements speak for themselves in any track.

for bookings contact : bergiten@gmail.com
bergiten@dinamo.fm





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03 Alpha & Omega

Joshua Iz