(Thank you for you who gave yesterday's track, "Crowds and Their Behavior", a listen.  It is appreciated that when I stray from what you might be used to from Interbay, that you'll give it a chance.)  

So, today's Interbay track definitely deserves the main tag of "Electronic"--but don't let that fool you, there's still a ton of stuff happening here that you might not expect.  

Like what?  How about Flamenco guitars?  Just tossed in as flavor on top of everything ele!  

This is mostly an electro/electro house track--definitely constructed, at least musically, for major dancefloor response.  Which I then compromise by taking the usually ebullient and positive vibe from dance music and flip it on its head by titling the track "No (You Can't)" 

The fact that the track ends up being filled with positive energy is almost beside the point.  ;)

(I do love to amuse myself.)

This is the radio edit of this track--though, it remains rather long.  The only thing you're missing from the original mix is a bunch of movie snippets--characters saying "No!" repeatedly.  It makes the track more fun, but it makes the bots unhappy.  I think the track works without it...and I hope you agree.

All I ask is that you give the track a listen, a like if you do.  You can also repost it, share it, add it to a playlist, comment on it--all of that is welcome (and helpful!)  

Most of all, I'm hoping that this inspires you to follow this page for more Interbay!  (Did you know that we're only a few days away from having posted tracks exclusive to SoundCloud, once per day, for 500 consecutive days?  Yeah...it'll happen this week!)  The only way to surf on top of the wave of musical content being produced here is to follow the page and stay up on Interbay releases as they come.  

"No (You Can't) radio edit *SoundCloud Exclusive*

Post-punk, dance, indie, electronic, and mutant pop in various styles (seriously!)--new tracks being posted daily (every day for over a year, so far!)

Interbay is the new project of Peter Greyy (previously of Cremation Dance and DangerScience), based out of Seattle and Phantom Laboratories West.