David Dorad - Streets of Mexico

This is another proof, that when Djs from the heart evolving their own productions perfect club tracks come to life. The knowledge which elements and arrangement a great track needs, is running through their veins. 
David Dorad is a phenomenon like this!  Living Dj culture from the very beginning, he is a founding member of the Bachstelzen crew from Berlin, who are running their own famous floor at Fusion Festival and he is resident Dj at Kater Blau and its predecessor the legendary Bar25. He celebrates his debut on URSL Records with Streets of Mexico. His friend Canson from Zurich and also a member of the URSL Network contributes a stunning remix for Pianinos. Also watch out for the Mexican Alien bonus tracks. An absolute faboulus EP with early support from Soukie & Windish, Madmotormiquel, Sebo, Schlepp Geist, Nico Stojan, Seidensticker & Salour...

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Release date vinyl: 26.11.2014 / digital: 10.12.2014
Vinyl distribution by Decks.de
Digital distribution by Paradise Entertainment
Artwork by Philip Cassirer
Mastering by matthias.heinstein@gmail.com

URSL

Streets of Mexico

URSL020 I David Dorad - Pianinos Canson Rmx (Short Version)

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