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█ - d e e p h o u s e -
22.03.2007
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artist : Steve Edwards
title . False Flag Ep
type : EP
year . 2007
genre : House
subgenre . Tech, Minimal
label : Biohazard Digital
cat . BRD013
URL : https://www.beatport.com/
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encoder . FhG
quality : 320kbps / 44,1Khz / Full Stereo
source . WEB
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01.False Flag (Ben Goodwin Remix) 05:45
02.False Flag (Original Mix) 07:04
03.False Flag (Thee-O Open Ears Remix) 06:39
04.False Flag (Victor Gonzales Remix) 06:35
26:03 min 59,7 MB
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The deep house crew brings you once again a high quality release of
soulful dance music.. music with emotion that deserves the promotion..
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Steve Edwards has been pioneering the sounds of tech and electro
house music throughout the Phoenix valley for some time now. His
musical tastes vary between tech house, electro house, progressive,
and minimalist sounds, while his sets take an eclectic journey
through all of the darker shades of house music. His style is both
technical and experimental, and what he plays for a crowd always
proves to be unique and infectious.
Music has always been the forefront of Steve Edwards' life. Steve
spent countless hours as a kid listening to dusty LPs of Michael
Jackson and the Monkees. He made the change from being a listening
bystander to an active participant in music when his dad gave him a
bass guitar for his ninth birthday. For the next several years, Steve
played in a few jazz, funk and punk bands and started building his
appreciation for obscure music. His early musical influences include
a variety of artists, from jazz bassist Victor Wooten to punk rockers
the Descendants, and everything in between. The styles that were most
prevalent were jazz, new wave, punk rock, and industrial music. You
can see much of this imprinted in what Steve Edwards plays and
produces today.
Steve's first experiance with electronic music came about in Houston
in 1991, when he visited a friend who owned DJ equipment. Amazed by
the grinding techno styles of the early 90s, he wanted to try for
himself. He began with a mish-mash of music including everything from
dancehall to drum and bass to hardcore. Shortly thereafter, he moved
to Colorado and his musical tastes were refined to progressive house
music. He quickly earned a residency at The Underground in Colorado
Springs which afforded him the opportunity to start exploring the
abstruse sounds of tech house. Steve then moved to Phoenix and
brought his musical tastes with him. Many of these sounds were new to
the valleys EDM community, and they welcomed this new dance music
with open arms.
Steve Edwards currently plays at many clubs and electronic music
events in the Phoenix valley, spreading his love for his unique style
of house music to the masses. When he's not playing for a crowd full
of house heads, he's in the studio working on new tracks or searching
for new tunes for his next mix. Steve's recent residencies include
Next nightclub in Scottsdale, Progression Thursdays in Scottsdale and
Rehab Tuesdays in Phoenix. His mixes and original tracks have drawn
scores of listeners worldwide on Frisky Radio, Proton Radio, and
Freakin Radio. "Girls Like Robots" - his latest track - is available
on the Queep Organic House label, and is gaining international
attention from the DJ booth to the dancefloor.
remember to support artists.
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shoutouts to the groups that love the music they promote..
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Dance Music seams to be easy, because it has a strong kicking, and
people just listen to the beat. All the rest, for them it's abstract...
They don't listen or just don't want to listen...
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If you're down with the deep house music, music with feeling..
music that makes you groove no matter where you are.. and you
keep the feeling real. .∙· d e e p h o u s e 2 0 0 7 ·∙.
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nfo/header by rudo; updated at 12 nov 06