Raised on a diet of MTV and grunge, Elshuffles was initially drawn to bands like Tool, Nirvana, Pearl Jam before moving on to Portishead and Everything But The Girl, which led into a long time where his influences were draw from what he was hearing and experiencing on the dancefloor at raves and clubs. Read more
Since introducing themselves to the Los Angeles scene in January, Prototype has been at the forefront of progressing nightlife culture in the city.
With an uncompromising vision for electronic music, Prototype LA has hosted a more than impressive list of international talent, and one look at their archive of events will make you realize how lucky LA is to have such a promoter in the city. Their consistency continues this Friday as they plan to host Daniel Avery, Roman Flugel, and Solar for a night of highly intelligent electronic music.
Avery and Flugel exemplify a unique artistic bond. From their work together in the studio to their vast experiences at admired international venues, the two have developed a sound that is truly representative of art, technology, sonic understanding.
Prototype 021 with Daniel Avery, Roman Flugel, and Solar: Tickets | Facebook Event
2015 is officially upon us, and regardless of whatever happened last year it is now time for another fresh start. But it wouldnât be right to simply ignore the past, which is why todays Throwback Thursday is dedicated to one of the highlight tracks of 2014: Daniel Avery â All I Need (Roman FlĂŒgel Remix)
When you have two talented producers such as Avery and FlĂŒgel mentioned in the same sentence, it should automatically resonate that the track is going to be an electronic masterpiece. All I Need is no exception. A lead arpeggio is heavily modulated throughout the track providing a nice rising build up as well as a groovy lead. A seductive transposed vocal saying âKiss me againâ adds some additional life to the track playing in between the various synthetic elements that FlĂŒgel employs throughout the track.
This was just one of many tracks that each producer put out in 2014, but it received amazing support from artists, critics, and the fans. This new year should be another very exciting year for dance music, and we look forward to everything from the releases to the parties.
