After a two-year hiatus, Dan Piu and Grant's Theory of Movement project returns to the label. Their previous EP, a highly sought-after collection of connoisseur-level house music, set a high bar—a bar this new EP effortlessly clears. This four-track release is a masterful homage to the unique qualities of deep house, meticulously crafted for discerning listeners and designed to fill dance floors day and night. HOUSE MUSIC IS NOT DEAD

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PREMIERE: Theory Of Movement (aka Dan Piu & Grant) - Now and Then (Dream Mix)

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Getting his initial start on college radio (WCWS - 90.9 FM), Encyclopedia Brown has over the last two decades become known for his ability to move dance floors at clubs, and underground events across North America.  Influenced by well known artists as Mark Farina, Charles Feelgood, Donald Glaude, Paul Johnson, Lars Behrenroth, Hatiras, and Marc Cotterell, as well as Midwest legends such as 7Up, Doug Burkhart, Hesohi, and Jes One, he has taken what he has learned from them and combined it all in order to create his own unique blend of Garage, Disco, Chicago, French, and Deep House sounds.

A true believer of the adage "House Is A Feeling", his mixes will take you on an intriguing journey into the most remote depths of house culture: A road filled with driving percussion, groovy bass lines, and a jazzy subterranean feel.  His music - just like the man himself - always has a positive vibe, a whole lot of soul, and is sure to bring a smile to your face!

PREMIERE: Theory Of Movement (aka Dan Piu & Grant) - Now and Then (Dream Mix)

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