Following the success of Siteholder Records, the Chicago based trio of Billy Dalessandro, Brian Ffar, and Daniel Mnookin turn things up a notch with Siteholder UnCut – a digital sub-label currently sold exclusively through Beatport. Featuring the edgier side of techno that initially established the roots for modern day tech house and minimal techno, expect a riskier sound from a wider range of artists (both well known and up and coming) that is bound to please both one’s aural senses as well as a packed dance floor. If Siteholder is any indication of what these Chicago natives have to offer the electronic music global community, UnCut will only serve to further establish a well rounded foundation of serious beats combined with heady intoxication.
Artist: Victor Gonzales
Title: Do It EP
Format: Digital
Cat. No.: SHUC023
Release Date: AVAILABLE ON FRIDAY, April 17, 2009 @ Beatport
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1 Do It (Original)
2 Do It (Billy Dalessandro Remix)
3 Do It (Brian Ffar Remix)
4 Do It (Nicolas Duvoisin Remix)
DO IT EP
For fans of Siteholder UnCut, the name Victor Gonzales should most definitely ring a bell. The Arizona based producer made his debut on the imprint last July with the Heritage EP. Now that a new year is upon us, we present a fresh EP by Victor, entitled “Do It.”
Evoking a mood that rests nicely between the BPitch meets Areal style of crunchy techno and electro, Victor’s “Do It” is one moody bastard. Plenty of emotion and grit emerge from the nearly seven-minute production, resulting in a work that quenches the thirst of both the late night clubber as well as the at home listener.
A trio of remixes accompanies the original track, beginning with Billy Dalessandro. His rework is in the vein of the Siteholder quartet’s latest label endeavor, Facet Recordings (the first release of which is currently available for FREE DOWNLOAD at www.siteholder.net). Brian Ffar and Switzerland’s Nicolas Duvoisin (last seen nearly a year ago as part of the Dirty Snitch UnCut project) bring the floor friendly beats, rounding out this diverse project as Siteholder UnCut approaches two successful years of dropping quality digital beats.
