TICKETS - http://epticofficial.com/tour 

EPTIC ON FACEBOOK: http://drop.lk/epticfb
EPTIC ON TWITTER: https://drop.lk/eptictwt
EPTIC ON INSTAGRAM: http://drop.lk/epticig
EPTIC ON YOUTUBE:  http://drop.lk/epticyt
EPTIC ON SNAPCHAT: http://drop.lk/epticsnap
Management -  
Collin@theshalizigroup.com

niels@parachute-booking.com
jasperjames.management@gmail.com

For booking and other details please contact 

SkwareRootEmail@gmail.com

The common thread that links everyone involved in Life and Death is something beyond just their specific talents. 

Founded in 2010 as an Italian record label and event brand, Manfredi Romano’s Life and Death curates soulful dance music with a post-rock aesthetic.

Since their first release in 2009, the Ukrainian duo Woo York has
evolved from underground origins, honing their craft with
performances in iconic clubs like Tresor and Berghain, to become an
internationally recognized globally in-demand artists who made it to
the prestigious “TOP 40 Live Acts” on Resident Advisor.
Setting themselves apart from conventional DJs, Woo York takes to
the stage armed with synthesizers and drum machines, delivering
authentic performances fueled exclusively by their own productions.
Their music pushes the boundaries of techno by seamlessly weaving
captivating trance melodies with the infectious signature groove,
crafting a sound that is unmistakably their own.
Woo York’s journey from the underground scene to the forefront of
the industry was marked by exclusive vinyl releases on highly
respected labels ranging from niche stalwarts like Soma, Semantica,
and Dystopian to the most renowned and celebrated imprints like
Afterlife, Innervisions, and Drumcode. Within these diverse
landscapes, they unveiled a multitude of successful EPs, singles, and
their debut full-length album “Chasing the Dream”, released on
Afterlife - a groundbreaking achievement that soared to the 1st place
of Beatport's release chart, securing the number one position and
solidifying their legacy as trailblazers of an era when melodic techno
was yet to be defined as a genre.

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