Metatone is a tonic-containing substance used to help restore health and vitality after illnesses or when you are feeling tired. A metaphor, which perfectly describes Ement's debut album - a mixture of peak-time electro/techno tunes spiced up with the modern traces of EBM, which perfectly fits clubs and festivals. It is a personal dancefloor experience materialization of a non-stop party rebel, who started his music production journey in the periphery and got inspired by his brother's hard dance production experiments. After an intensive exploration of the local and foreign club scene through years of intensive djing, remixing and never-ending afterhours, Ement finalized his recent definition of dance, which launches on the new co-curated PZ Records label.

An unexpected break and a long-lasting limbus of the dancefloor consumption turned out as a perfect slot to reveal one of many underestimated Lithuanian producers, who are too shy and too critical to themselves. It's no fiction, as "How Much Is Too Much" was already noticed and compiled by Dave Clark in his "Whitenoise" radio show.

A1. Ement - How Much Is Too Much (5:08)
A2. Ement - Despite Of Time (4:59)
A3. Ement - Metatone (5:17)
A4. Ement - Don't Call Me If You Need me (4:51)
B1. Ement - Hunt (5:57)
B2. Ement - Fin (5:14)
B3. Ement - I Can't Hold This (4:20)
B4. Ement - Missing Person (4:19)


[PZREC001+LP] EMENT – Metatone (Album)
Release date: 24th of September 2021
Preview snippets: bit.ly/PZ-Records-Soundcloud
Graphic design: Tadas Karpavicius (www.tadaskarpavicius.com)
Mastering: Pranas Gudaitis (www.audiomastering.lt)
"How Much Is Too Much" Video: tba.
Release launch events:
bit.ly/BarGodo
bit.ly/Discotag
bit.ly/Gars-NeneH

Digital/Vinyl:
bit.ly/PZREC001LP-Bandcamp
Vinyl:
bit.ly/PZREC001LP-Deejay
bit.ly/PZREC001LP-Discotag
bit.ly/PZREC001LP-Juno
bit.ly/PZREC001LP-HHV
bit.ly/PZREC001LP-BordelloAParigi
bit.ly/PZREC001LP-RedEyeRecords

[PZREC001] EMENT - Metatone | Out Now

Metatone is a tonic-containing substance used to help restore health and vitality after illnesses or when you are feeling tired. A metaphor, which perfectly describes Ement's debut album - a mixture of peak-time electro/techno tunes spiced up with the modern traces of EBM, which perfectly fits clubs and festivals. It is a personal dancefloor experience materialization of a non-stop party rebel, who started his music production journey in the periphery and got inspired by his brother's hard dance production experiments. After an intensive exploration of the local and foreign club scene through years of intensive djing, remixing and never-ending afterhours, Ement finalized his recent definition of dance, which launches on the new co-curated PZ Records label.

An unexpected break and a long-lasting limbus of the dancefloor consumption turned out as a perfect slot to reveal one of many underestimated Lithuanian producers, who are too shy and too critical to themselves. It's no fiction, as "How Much Is Too Much" was already noticed and compiled by Dave Clark in his "Whitenoise" radio show.

A1. Ement - How Much Is Too Much (5:08)
A2. Ement - Despite Of Time (4:59)
A3. Ement - Metatone (5:17)
A4. Ement - Don't Call Me If You Need me (4:51)
B1. Ement - Hunt (5:57)
B2. Ement - Fin (5:14)
B3. Ement - I Can't Hold This (4:20)
B4. Ement - Missing Person (4:19)

[PZREC001+LP] EMENT – Metatone (Album)
Release date: 24th of September 2021
Graphic design: Tadas Karpavicius (www.tadaskarpavicius.com)
Mastering: Pranas Gudaitis (www.audiomastering.lt)
"How Much Is Too Much" Video: tba.
Release launch events:
https://bit.ly/Bar-Godo-sept23th
https://bit.ly/Discotag-Sept25th

Digital/Vinyl:
bit.ly/PZREC001LP-Bandcamp
Vinyl:
bit.ly/PZREC001LP-Discotag
bit.ly/PZREC001LP-Juno
bit.ly/PZREC001LP-HHV
bit.ly/PZREC001LP-BordelloAParigi
bit.ly/PZREC001LP-RedEyeRecords

Metatone

PREMIERE: Ement - How Much Is Too Much [PZ Records]

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🛒 https://pzrecords.bandcamp.com/releases
🔊 https://youtu.be/wDbA79FpBrM

Metatone is a tonic-containing substance used to help restore health and vitality after illnesses or when you are feeling tired. A metaphor, which perfectly describes Ement's debut album -a mixture of peak-time electro/techno tunes spiced up with the modern traces of EBM, which perfectly fits clubs and festivals. It is a personal dancefloor experience materialization of a non-stop party rebel, who started his music production journey in the periphery and got inspired by his brother's hard dance production experiments. After an intensive exploration of the local and foreign club scene through years of intensive djing, remixing and never-ending afterhours, Ement finalized his recent definition of dance, which launches on the new co-curated PZ Records label.

An unexpected break and a long-lasting limbus of the dancefloor consumption turned out as a perfect slot to reveal one of many underestimated Lithuanian producers, who are too shy and too critical to themselves. It's no fiction, as "How Much Is Too Much" was already noticed and compiled by Dave Clark in his "Whitenoise" radio show.

Tracklist: 

A1. Ement - How Much Is Too Much
A2. Ement - Despite Of Time
A3. Ement - Metatone
A4. Ement - Don't Call Me If You Need me
B1. Ement - Hunt
B2. Ement - Fin
B3. Ement - I Can't Hold This
B4. Ement - Missing Person

PREMIERE: Ement - Metatone [PZ Records]

Metatone is a tonic-containing substance used to help restore health and vitality after illnesses or when you are feeling tired. A metaphor, which perfectly describes Ement's debut album - a mixture of peak-time electro/techno tunes spiced up with the modern traces of EBM, which perfectly fits clubs and festivals. It is a personal dancefloor experience materialization of a non-stop party rebel, who started his music production journey in the periphery and got inspired by his brother's hard dance production experiments. After an intensive exploration of the local and foreign club scene through years of intensive djing, remixing and never-ending afterhours, Ement finalized his recent definition of dance, which launches on the new co-curated PZ Records label.

An unexpected break and a long-lasting limbus of the dancefloor consumption turned out as a perfect slot to reveal one of many underestimated Lithuanian producers, who are too shy and too critical to themselves. It's no fiction, as "How Much Is Too Much" was already noticed and compiled by Dave Clark in his "Whitenoise" radio show.

A1. Ement - How Much Is Too Much (5:08)
A2. Ement - Despite Of Time (4:59)
A3. Ement - Metatone (5:17)
A4. Ement - Don't Call Me If You Need me (4:51)
B1. Ement - Hunt (5:57)
B2. Ement - Fin (5:14)
B3. Ement - I Can't Hold This (4:20)
B4. Ement - Missing Person (4:19)

[PZREC001+LP] EMENT – Metatone (Album)
Release date: 24th of September 2021
Preview snippets: bit.ly/PZ-Records-Soundcloud
Graphic design: Tadas Karpavicius (www.tadaskarpavicius.com)
Mastering: Pranas Gudaitis (www.audiomastering.lt)

Release launch events:
bit.ly/BarGodo
bit.ly/Discotag
bit.ly/Gars-NeneH

Digital/Vinyl:
bit.ly/PZREC001LP-Bandcamp
Vinyl:
bit.ly/PZREC001LP-Deejay
bit.ly/PZREC001LP-Discotag
bit.ly/PZREC001LP-Juno
bit.ly/PZREC001LP-HHV
bit.ly/PZREC001LP-BordelloAParigi
bit.ly/PZREC001LP-RedEyeRecords

EMENT - Don't Call Me If You Need Me

EMENT - Hunt

EMENT - Fin

Constant club sound revolt.

We are accepting demos:
pzrecords.partyzanai@gmail.com