This is a 128 kbps extract from the original track.
Digital Release : 22nd of September

Oniris - Good Times [Stripped Recordings]

Originally from East Berlin...now living in Honolulu Hawaii...with a insatiable appetite for deep house beats with fat vocals...

co-founder ~ @ethosrecords
swiss Knife ~ @nouvelond
founder ~ @armencrewassociation & @metal-dsrdr

BOOKINGS ~ Greg @ booking.ond@gmail.com
HEY ~ lemonschaden@gmail.com

Tracks > @lemonschaden [& VSSXLS]
1/2 > @pack2thebasics
Also @glassbead_666

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A multi-faceted composer and DJ, Yann Lean also works as a sound engineer for himself and other artists. Whether as a duo with Madben and their side project Trunkline or solo, he has won the trust and support of prestigious labels (KMS, Bedrock, Planet Rhythm, Cod3QR, Skryptöm, Materia) as well as enthusiastic feedback from world-renowned artists. After numerous EPs under their 2 banners, their first album with Trunkline, “Mercy”, was released by Arkham Audio. A studio adaptation of their impressive and unpredictable live machines. To support this album, with his friend and director Antoine Ossière, he produced the eponymous video in the form of a dark, raw and intriguing short film. Tracks such as “Hope” and “Don't Stop” reflect his influences from the house music and techno scenes of Chicago, Detroit and London. An extrovert geek, the search for groove is the bedrock of his musical approach. Whether live or in a DJ set, the Breton likes to share his energy, and every time he appears, he gives us a furious desire to dance.

Compositeur et DJ aux multiples facettes, Yann Lean est également ingénieur du son pour lui et d'autres artistes. En duo avec Madben et leurs side project Trunkline ou en solo, il obtient la confiance et le soutien de labels prestigieux (KMS, Bedrock, Planet Rhythm, Cod3QR, Skryptöm, Materia) ainsi que des retours enthousiastes d’artistes mondialement reconnus. Après de nombreux EP sous ses 2 bannières, un premier album avec Trunkline “Mercy” sort chez Arkham Audio. Une adaptation studio de leurs lives machines impressionnants et imprévisibles. Pour accompagner cet album, avec son ami et réalisateur Antoine Ossière, il produit le clip éponyme sous la forme d’un court métrage sombre, brut et intrigant. Ses morceaux tels que “Hope” ou encore “Don’t Stop” transpirent ses influences venant des scènes House Music et Techno de Chicago, Detroit et Londres. Geek extraverti, la recherche du groove constitue le socle de son approche musicale. En live comme en DJ set, le breton aime partager son énergie et s’applique, lors de ses apparitions, à nous donner une furieuse envie de danser.