neyt adam beyer prime time techno madness

the mighty beyer teams up with alexi delano fo a double header : turn loose / loose turn

adam returns to his mad eye imprint with two very sexy funky techno tracks

adam beyer returns to mad eye with a storming two tracker. keeping it deep and funky and a little bit druggy, beyer takes us on a swirling journey with eerie synths and dubby bass. this is definitely not a record just for a techno frat - you will definitely see cross over to the tech and deep house boys who yearn for something a little bit tougher in their sets. once again beyer can do no wrong as he cements himself as one of the biggest names in techno today. sickeningly good!

its made to play so take it to the club, wind it up and and get your cheap thrills. jesse rose and herve combine forces for the first time on made to play with two whacked out club smashes. supported by marc romboy, deepchild, djulz, lee mortimer, riva starr

big with richie hawtin, adam beyer, dubfire... adam beyers cult mad eye label returns after one year with potentially one of the coolest 2 trackers of the year. he teams up here with agaric(patrick skoog) to create a 2 track masterpiece. the a side california gold brilliantly utilises a vocal sample and ncreates a blissed out dubby masterpiece. this track will almost certainly be hammered at clubs like dc10 this summer as it was in many venues in miami...

adam beyers mad eye imprint has been the quietest of his 3 in terms of its output over the last few years but it has by no means made he least impact. the 5 releases so far have had massive dj support from across the techno scene with the last release being played by a huge cross section of djs. this time adam has really turned on the style with these 2 tracks with the a side china girl being a funky killer with its grooving bassline and drum groove immediately bringing you in before the addictive wooden block melody and warped edits creating an addictive intensity that put simply - just works. hear it on a system and see the dancefloor react and youll see where were coming from