Tech house powerhouse, Deep Tech Los Angeles has once again joined with Docka Records to produce a label showcase during Miami Music Week Event at Mango’s Tropical Café South Beach on Saturday, March 23^rd from 11:00AM to 6:30PM.

Gene Farris is headlining the event along with a supporting case of diverse house and tech artists such as DONT BLINK, Redux Saints, DJ IDeaL, Lady Verse, J-Break and Susio. 

“We are thrilled and excited to team up again to announce our third edition of DTLA x Docka Records label showcase. We have been in collaboration with tech house giant, Deep Tech Los Angeles (DTLA) for several years now, and during Miami Music Week will feature some of the hottest tech house artists from around the globe, including Farris Wheel’s own, Gene Farris, as well as DONT BLINK from Low Ceiling.”

IDeaL & J-Break (Tomas Serrano, Jason Metsala) share,

“Deep Tech Los Angeles Records encompasses tech house to deep tech music styles featuring some of the most talented “up-and-coming” music artists in the world. In step with the metamorphism of the underdeveloped urban landscape of Los Angeles, DTLA is transforming the underground house music scene. Join us while we build the newly defined sound of L.A. for the world to hear.”

A diverse lineup of established artists and remixers have appeared on the label in the past 5 years including Charles D, Chapter & Verse, D.Ramirez, Tall Paul, SonicKraft, Ekoboy, Divine, Matt Caselli, Angel Heredia, Pako Ramirez and the label boss’s two monikers, Redux Saints and Placebo eFx. DTLA releases have been supported by internationally renowned artists and DJs such as James Hype, Made By Who, Pete Tong, Vintage Culture, R3Wire, and David Guetta. 

Docka Records is an independent electronic music record label based in Los Angeles, California. The label was founded in September 2014 by veteran DJ and producers, DJ IDeaL & J-Break and specializes in various forms of electronic music, specifically House, Tech House and Techno. Docka Records caters to dance music fans who are seeking a mix of laid back & up-tempo music for the dance floor. 

A diverse lineup of established and underground artists and remixers have appeared on the label in the past 10 years including Snoop Dogg, Rick Ross T-Pain, Donald Glaude, Jason Nevins, Glovibes, Federico Scavo, DJ Exodus, Hotfire, Afroman, and Jakpot (Nick Hogan). Docka Records releases have been supported by internationally renowned artists and DJs such as Fedde Le Grand, Bob Sinclair, Luciana, Kryder, and Bolier for DJ Mag. Follow Docka Records on Instagram, Facebook, Soundcloud and X.

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The Miami Music Week special event ‘THICC BEATS IN MIAMI’ is a Deep Tech Los Angeles & Docka Records Label Showcase cross-branding event that will feature DJ/Producers, performers, Beatport & Billboard Dance Top charters representing DTLA and Docka labels at SuperNatural Haus in Miami.

Label heads Redux Saints and DJ IDeaL headline the event after their highly successful release “Pressure” on Deep Tech Los Angeles Records and will be warming up for their B2B Ultra Music Festival Set Friday, March 25^th.  

 Artists:

• Redux Saints (DTLA/Toolroom)
• DJ IDeaL (Docka/DTLA)
• EDUKE (DTLA/Hausa Groove)
• Lady Verse (Docka/TurnItUp Muzik)
• Placebo eFx (DTLA)
• Rob Lloyd (New Tilt)

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Jason Trevor Miller aka Redux Saints, label boss of Deep Tech Los Angeles Records has become a consistent charting producer over the past few years.  One of his favourite methods to express himself musically is through his monthly Data Transmission Radio Show called the “Deep Tech Los Angeles Show. 

We sat down with Jason to discuss this month’s mix as he gave some insight into his current and upcoming releases, label’s new releases, and a new bootleg of David Bowie’s “Let’s Dance”.

David Bowie – Let’s Dance (Redux Saints Remix) [Bootleg]

“Working out in the gym in the morning, I hear tons of 80’s music on their video channel.  When those nostalgic tunes come on, they remind me of my early childhood.  I’m always thinking to myself – could I fit this vocal over a groove.  Would this hook work?  More than often, I find myself running back home to see if I can fit it into a track.”  

Eduke, Redux Saints – Here For You [Deep Tech Los Angeles]

“I teamed up with Eduke for a recent collab and through the passing the musical idea of the we agreed to go funky like Parliament’s “Flashlight” bassline. Currently, “Here For You” is getting some massive radio and DJ support and charting quite well on Beatport.

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DON’T BLINK, Redux Saints – Can You Relate [The Myth Of NYX]

“Probably my biggest release to date is teaming up with DONT BLINK on a collab called “Can You Relate”.  Stooked to have the opportunity to work together with DONT BLINK as everything they touch turns to gold.”

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New Releases on Deep Tech Los Angeles Records

Angel Heredia – Sex Machine [Deep Tech Los Angeles]

Jason says “Angel Heredia drop his debut on Deep Tech Los Angeles Records called “Sex Paradise” and Matt Caseli returns with his second single called “Guidance”.  I know both tracks are going to be received very well.”

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Matt Caseli – Guidance [Deep Tech Los Angeles]

Matt Caseli returns to Deep Tech Los Angeles Records with his new single ‘Guidance’.

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You can listen to the show again here.

Tracklisting

01 David Bowie – Let’s Dance (Redux Saints Remix) [White Label]
02 Redux Saints – Boundaries (Made By Pete Remix) [Toolroom]
03 Sonickraft – New Wave Girl (Redux Saints Remix) [Shanghaied]
04 Redux Saints – Feel Da Funk (Extended Mix) [Deep Tech Los Angeles]
05 Eduke, Redux Saints – Here For You (Extended Mix) [Deep Tech Los Angeles]
06 Redux Saints, DONT BLINK – Can You Relate (Extended Mix) [The Myth of NYX]
07 Redux Saints, Shayne Fontaine – Carnival Soul (Club Mix) [Toolroom]
08 Redux Saints – Cray Cray (Original Mix) [Krafted Underground]
09 Redux Saints – Rebirth (Doorly Remix) [Toolroom]
10 Redux Saints – That’s Right (Extended Mix) [Deep Tech Los Angeles]
11 Angel Heredia – Sex Paradise (Extended Mix) [Deep Tech Los Angeles]
12 Matt Caseli – Guidance (Extended Mix) [Deep Tech Los Angeles]
13 Redux Saints – Eat, Breathe & Sleep (Original Mix) [Music is 4 Lovers]
14 Redux Saints – Bad Like Me (Extended Mix) [Deep Tech Los Angeles]

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Redux Saints returns on Data Transmission Radio on Saturday Night at 8pm for his monthly Deep Tech Los Angeles Radio Show, we asked him to tell us about the Sounds that Shaped him as an artist.

He says “Music has been a large part of my life ever since I can remember. I started to attend raves and house clubs in mid to late 90’s and developed my deep love for electronic music listening to Sasha and Digweed’s Northern Exposures along with Paul Oakenfold’s ‘Tranceport’.”

“Living in Chicago I was also exposed to lots of house music, which had a major influence on what I look for in vocals from artists such as Frankie Knuckles, Derrick Carter, and others.”

“I took some time off to start a software company around 2008 and after a four-year hiatus I knew that I needed music back in my life for balance and decided to deep dive into DJ’ing and then music production. Back then I was big into Maceo Plex, Claptone, and others. “

“When I first started producing in 2016, I attempted to combine melodic elements with tech-house grooves, but I took a different direction after attending Toolroom Academy and went with my love for strong, soulful vocals on top of stripped back tech-house grooves.  To feed my need for melodics I created another moniker ‘Placebo eFx’ which brings in my first love of trance.“

‘Voicemail’ – Green Velvet, Patrick Topping

I remember hearing this for the first time live at BPM festival (2014) as every DJ was playing it in their sets.  It inspired me to look outside of the genres I was listening to at that time. 

‘So What’Cha Want’ – Beastie Boys

My production is full of detail and you hear a lot of hip samples/elements as vocal hits/glitches.  Specifically, a recent production “You Can’t Front” was inspired by one of my favourite Beastie Boys tracks ‘So What’Cha Want’.

‘Greece 2000’ – Three Drives

Besides the Ministry of Sound Annual, the first album I had on repeat was Paul Oakenfold’s ‘Tranceport’.  I recall coming home after the clubs in Chicago, time and time again, inserting this CD, pressing play and relaxing.  Lots of my early Redux Saints and my techno moniker Placebo eFx have influences of the melodics from ‘Greece 2000’.

‘Open Your Eyes’ – D. Ramirez

The first track I really enjoyed from Toolroom Records was D. Ramirez’s ‘Open Your Eyes’.  It had all the elements that made a great track – strong groove, melodic and vocal hooks – and I was blown away to find out he actually did the vocals himself on the track in his Toolroom Academy course.  I try to incorporate that into all the tracks I release.

‘Sex Machine’ – James Brown

Everything about this track is iconic: bass guitar, piano, vocals, brass instruments. I’m honoured to have an official remix coming out that reinvents a house version for new generations to enjoy.

Deep Tech Lockdown Sessions Vol.3 by various artists, compiled by Redux Saints is out now on DTLA Records https://hypeddit.com/link/nzvt08

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A metamorphism is taking place in downtown Los Angeles– from an underdeveloped urban landscape to a thriving metropolis with a flourishing electronic music scene. Arising from this transformation is Deep Tech Los Angeles (DTLA) – a new collective of underground house producers, all striving to build a grassroots movement of music and events.

Established by Redux Saints, the first US graduate of the Toolroom Academy program, his aim was to connect artists via a series of ‘listening sessions’ where producers could give feedback to each other. The project rapidly evolved into a compilation album of exclusive new and original material.

Featuring on the seven-track compilation is music from Charles D, JC Morales, Chesser, Mr.OZ, Placebo eFx, Blvkr, MoonDark, XENAA, Notorious Lynch, Red Five, Christian Kestar.

Deep Tech Miami Vol. 1 starts is on sale on 27th March:  https://hypeddit.com/link/trixlp

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Deep Tech Los Angeles Records encompasses tech house to deep tech music styles featuring some of the most talented up and coming music artists in the world. In step with the metamorphism of the underdeveloped urban landscape of Los Angeles, DTLA is transforming the underground house music scene. Join us while we build the newly defined sound of L.A. for the world to hear.

Docka Records says about themselves “Through a moniker story of an alien coming from outer space to save dance music from its imminent destruction, we’ve represented this label brand to be always about the music, not about those that lead it. With a roster ranging from nearly all sounds of electronic music and artists from all over the world, we’re excited to join in on this year Miami Music Week & Winter Music Conference”

This year at the Winter Music Conference (WMC) they team up for this massive showcase. Playing on the night will be Redux Saints, DJ IDeaL, Exodus, Deep Tribe, Lady Verse, XENAA, Charles D (US), Umber Bandi-Ville and Kane Music.

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