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NY based Hidden Recordings has released it's 7th title, named "Manuela", produced by Monkey Brothers and remixed by Deepak Sharma and Dieter Krause. Below is feedback and press links on the release where you can download a track for free. We will also be exhibiting at WMC, and you visit us here:
You can listen to previews of the tracks here:
Original by Monkey Brothers
Remix by Deepak Sharma and Dieter Krause
Here is the feedback on the track and press reviews:
"Love the tracks"!!
Alexi Delano (ADNY, Poker-Flat, Brooklyn)
"The original mix has some serious wiggle factor. And the remix rocks a serious late-night vibe."
Greg Shiff (The Vacationist, Persona, Iron Box. Brooklyn, NY)
"Yeah I am feeling your remix!! Nice Work"
Andrew Grant (Baracca Music, Spain)
"Nice one - thanks! i like your remix best"
Noah Pred (Thoughtless Music, Toronto)
"Excellent work on the remix of “Manuela”. It’s brilliant!"
Karri O (Monorecords, Toronto)
Spinner.com -> Compared to Alex Smoke and Gui Boratto
About Hidden Recordings:
Launched in 2006 by Deepak Sharma and partner Dieter Krause, Hidden Recordings is one of the fastest rising and growing techno labels in the world. Leading digital distributor Beatport listed the label as one to watch in their promotional newsletter named "New Wave of American Techno."
Global recognition continues to mount as the remix by Deepak Sharma and Dieter Krause of the 6th release, "Ajaton" produced by Karri O, peaked as the #1 download on Kompakt-MP3 in December of 2008. The press has taken notice of the duo’s rising popularity, with AOL Music’s Spinner.com comparing their sound and style to minimal techno giants Lusine, Superpitcher and Booka Shade. In addition, the duo has been reviewed in prominent magazines such as XLR8R, DJ Times, Time Out New York, MixMag (UK), Trax (France) and Raveline (Germany).
In 2007, Deepak and Dieter beat out established publishing groups and produced music for Singapore’s Ogilvy & Mather advertising agency and their client, Heineken Global.
About Monkey Brothers:
Monkey Brothers are Sergio and Ruben Pellon, brothers from Spain who have found a home in Lithuania for the past few years. They have stayed close to their Spanish roots by releasing on Barcelona's beloved label, Regular. Deepak first discovered the duo when he charted one of their tracks last June on Beatport.
Upcoming Deepak Sharma gigs:
3.24 Chesterfield Hotel Miami FL w/ Pornograph Productions, WMC
4.18 Rebel, NY, NY w/ Paco Osuna (Made Events - Save the Cannibals)
5.15 Bar 13 w/ Pablo Bolivar (Hidden Recordings Residency Night + Deepak's Birthday)
6.13 Ibiza (Rooftop), Washington DC - Hidden Sessions 5
You can listen to previews of the tracks here:
Original by Monkey Brothers
Remix by Deepak Sharma and Dieter Krause
Here is the feedback on the track and press reviews:
"Love the tracks"!!
Alexi Delano (ADNY, Poker-Flat, Brooklyn)
"The original mix has some serious wiggle factor. And the remix rocks a serious late-night vibe."
Greg Shiff (The Vacationist, Persona, Iron Box. Brooklyn, NY)
"Yeah I am feeling your remix!! Nice Work"
Andrew Grant (Baracca Music, Spain)
"Nice one - thanks! i like your remix best"
Noah Pred (Thoughtless Music, Toronto)
"Excellent work on the remix of “Manuela”. It’s brilliant!"
Karri O (Monorecords, Toronto)
Spinner.com -> Compared to Alex Smoke and Gui Boratto
About Hidden Recordings:
Launched in 2006 by Deepak Sharma and partner Dieter Krause, Hidden Recordings is one of the fastest rising and growing techno labels in the world. Leading digital distributor Beatport listed the label as one to watch in their promotional newsletter named "New Wave of American Techno."
Global recognition continues to mount as the remix by Deepak Sharma and Dieter Krause of the 6th release, "Ajaton" produced by Karri O, peaked as the #1 download on Kompakt-MP3 in December of 2008. The press has taken notice of the duo’s rising popularity, with AOL Music’s Spinner.com comparing their sound and style to minimal techno giants Lusine, Superpitcher and Booka Shade. In addition, the duo has been reviewed in prominent magazines such as XLR8R, DJ Times, Time Out New York, MixMag (UK), Trax (France) and Raveline (Germany).
In 2007, Deepak and Dieter beat out established publishing groups and produced music for Singapore’s Ogilvy & Mather advertising agency and their client, Heineken Global.
About Monkey Brothers:
Monkey Brothers are Sergio and Ruben Pellon, brothers from Spain who have found a home in Lithuania for the past few years. They have stayed close to their Spanish roots by releasing on Barcelona's beloved label, Regular. Deepak first discovered the duo when he charted one of their tracks last June on Beatport.
Upcoming Deepak Sharma gigs:
3.24 Chesterfield Hotel Miami FL w/ Pornograph Productions, WMC
4.18 Rebel, NY, NY w/ Paco Osuna (Made Events - Save the Cannibals)
5.15 Bar 13 w/ Pablo Bolivar (Hidden Recordings Residency Night + Deepak's Birthday)
6.13 Ibiza (Rooftop), Washington DC - Hidden Sessions 5
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