Lenny Rucks embodies the original track transforming into a larger room appeal, with bright vocal atmosphere excitement and a deep & funky breakdown.

Eko Zu - Let Me Fall (Lenny Ruckus Remix)

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Lenny Ruckus (Lenny "Linus" Douglas, L7K, Freaky Fusion) has been making tracks and rocking dance floors for over 15 years. Early productions saw Lenny cutting his teeth with remixes of local dance artists and pop groups. This led to his own productions, and a refocus on a more underground sound. Support came quickly from the likes of Carl Cox, Dave Dresden, Menno de Jong, Matt Darey, Bobina, Jody Wisternoff, Darude, Mike Shiver, The Flash Brothers and many more. A definite hightlight was hearing Carl Cox play his remix of DJ Lucca and Christian Fischer's Bodydance on Radio 1's Essentials Mix with Pete Tong! This opened up oportunities for his productions to be signed to labels such as Blackhole, Pacha, Euphonic, Discovery, Intuition and Mizumo Music! Lenny is currently working on many studio collaborations and remixes as well as his own original productions. His bigroom house colaboration with Randy Taylor-Weber titled "Rock The Room" recieved airplay on over 25 major radio stations across the US reaching #157 on the Top 40 Radio Chart. 


Behind the decks, Lenny does not disappoint. His wide range of musical interest is reflected in his sets and there is never a dull moment. His song selection and energetic mixing style leads to plenty of pumping, jumping, and hands in the air. He's all about bringing massive energy and tunes that will stir the crowd into a frenzy! Lenny has played at events from California to Miami in venues like Ruby Skye, Harlot, The Endup, Shoreline Ampitheater, Tantra, Myth, Pure Lounge, and The Supperclub SF. He has been a resident for 4 years now on the legendary 'House Nation' Radio Show on KMVQ - 99.7NOW FM in San Francisco.  

ALL MY DJ SETS WILL NOW SWITCH OVER TO MIXCLOUD:
https://www.mixcloud.com/lennyruckus/

Hellsing Divide Record Label was started in late 2009 to help high school bands record their music, but split away from that scene in 2010 to move to EDM.