MKLDIGITAL003 - Alex Kennon - Party Girl

You will also find the massive remixes by Yapacc (Perlon) and Pornbugs Vs Dole & Kom (Bondage, Acker). Supported by: Mihai Popoviciu, Sis, Neverdogs, Ricky Erre Love, Nice7, Jules & Moss, David Jack, Beatamines, and other big DJs.

02. Alex Kennon -  Don't Change My Mind

Alan Epps is a pillar of Miami’s dance music scene, known for his genre-blending sets that fuse house, techno, indie, disco, and anything else that moves the dance floor. With deep roots in the city’s nightlife, he’s played countless venues across South Florida and beyond, including standout appearances on national and international stages. 

A seasoned Burner and longtime resident at Cymatica—one of the most celebrated sound camps at Miami’s Love Burn—Alan brings a deep, emotive energy to every set. His eclectic, intuitive style has earned him slots alongside global icons such as Agoria, WhoMadeWho, Nick Fanciulli, Nick Warren, Hernan Cattaneo, Mathame, Art Department, Roger Sanchez, Danny Howells, Joe Claussell, Jimpster, Matthew Dekay, Matthias Meyer, and many more. 

Whether it’s a sunrise set in the desert or a late morning set in a dark Miami warehouse, Alan’s sound is emotive, unexpected, and unforgettable.

Metroklang Records is a label for electronic, minimal, house, disco, dub and techno music, open to different musical experimentation. 
The project Metroklang was created with the goal to enhance the creativity of young people in the cultural field, which is considered an indispensable resource with added value to the growth of any territory, and to facilitate the expression of proposals and new ideas in music and art. 
Metroklang operates in the area of record production, supporting the creation and distribution of national and international digital and vinyl records and music of young musicians, joined by artists already in the international music scene. 
In addition, the label has a national and international DJ booking and also offers a press office service for events, DJs and records production. 
The project was created with the fusion of ideas in the field of professionals who bring experience, professionalism, organizational skills and promotion accumulated over many years in the music and the arts. 
Metroklang means not only music, but also art, thanks to the collaboration with several visual artists involved in the project with live painting performance or exhibition of paintings, photography and video.

Metroklang: music and art into the future!

Genre: House, Disco and Electronic music with different contaminations.

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Already making serious waves with productions on labels like Rebellion, Crosstown Rebels, Saved and Bedrock  Alex Kennon has always been surrounded by great music. As a child, he was classically trained on the Spanish guitar and was, by his own admission, “really good!” Playing for ten years, it not only made Alex focused, it also allowed him to be disciplined because he would play at least two hours a day.  Alex was inspired by powerful songs from The Eagles and Led Zeppelin alike. Similarly, the influence of Alex’s father cannot be ignored, not only was his Dad a fan of classic American and English rock bands, he was also introduced to sounds of the era: from Phil Collins and Depeche Mode to Massive Attack. But the biggest influence from his father was soul.   “His first love was Earth, Wind and Fire, funk groups with fifteen elements!” Alex also breathed in fumes from his father’s vinyl collection, which was mainly English rock and new wave. It’s a collection he still has today. “I have a lot of vinyl,” he smiles. “My father used to travel and work with military pilots and would bring records back home. For example, he brought back ‘Disintegration’ [by The Cure] and it was my first electronic love. It shook my brain with music and image.”   
 That emotional, powerful music soon lead him to the house and techno he lives and breathes today: thanks in part to his father’s funk and also down to his own passion for New York and Detroit scenes. Soon, Alex was presenting a show in his own hometown. “As well as Laurent Garnier, I was a lover of New York music and also Detroit, I loved records with acid sounds inside. This is when I discovered Giorgio Moroder.” Alex’s father told him Giorgio was an Italian who was one of the best producers of the 70s, “which is why I admire him. But I also think everybody is a fan of him!” 
And it’s that same Morodor-ish passion that drives Alex Kennon now. Having played at some of the best clubs in Ibiza where he lives (from Ushuaia and Pacha to Destino and Privilege) and like a real globetrotter all around the world, this year Alex’s key releases will see him take everything to a whole new level. And not just in Ibiza, but at festivals across Europe and into America and across Brazil. So far, his productions have been supported by Nic Fanciulli, Kölsch, Solomun, Steve Lawler, Damian Lazarus, Matthias Tanzmann and Tale of Us alike. He’s also been picked up as a producer to watch by Mixmag, who gave Alex’s Crosstown remix of ‘Lay Your Weapons Down’ by Raw District & Fabrice Lig a premiere midway through March, ahead of Alex’s debut for Damian Lazarus’s infamous Get Lost party. A release for Lazarus on Rebellion with Pirupa called ‘Vision’ will also be everywhere by the time you read this.  Finally, we have to mention Alex’s Best Breakthrough win at the 2018 DJ Awards in Ibiza: it was an important acknowledgement from the DJ community, and Alex won in a room alongside superstar winners like Jamie Jones, Adam Beyer and Sven Vath. As for Alex’s sound, that Crosstown Rebels remix really points the way: Alex likes vocals and he likes the sweet spot between house and techno. Not too hard, always groovy. “Between house and techno,’ he nods. “I like the groove. Sometimes I take the risk, we are not like robots. Most of the time I never prepare a DJ set, I try to build a track selection in the moment. Every DJ needs to do that. I always say you should have fun with the crowd.”