Purple Tea Records and Deep Tech Los Angeles are joining forces once again for a Miami Music Week extravaganza that’s sure to set the city on fire. Teaming up with Party Starter Radio, these labels are set to light up Mangos Tropical Café on March 22nd, with none other than OFFAIAH leading the charge.

Fresh off their show-stopping performance at Amsterdam Dance Event, these labels are bringing their signature beats to Miami. From 11:00 AM to 6:30 PM, handpicked DJs by Deep Tech Los Angeles and Purple Tea Records will keep the party pulsing with the hottest tracks of the moment.

Featuring a star-studded lineup including D.Ramirez, Bexxie with Lovlee, GAWP, Danny Rhys, Redux Saints, Syncia, Tobeck, and Vito V, this event promises to be an unforgettable showcase of top-tier talent.

And to top it all off, OFFAIAH is ready to take you on a sonic journey you won’t soon forget!

Here’s the lowdown:
Event: Purple Tea Records and DTLA Label Showcase
Venue: Mango’s Tropical Café, 900 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Date: Friday, March 22nd
Time: 11:00 AM – 6:30 PM
Tickets: $25 – $40

Don’t miss out on this epic opportunity to immerse yourself in top-notch tunes and make some unforgettable memories. See you on the dance floor!

Ticket Link: https://posh.vip/e/purple-tea-x-dtla

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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.  

Today, we got them to do a very special back to back mix for the Spotlight Mix series, check it out here and download it here.

Grab a ticket below!

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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)

Grab a ticket below!

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“As a veteran host to favourited Miami Music Week events year after year, Kimpton Surfcomber is no stranger to the world-renowned city-wide music event — but this year, we’ve decided to take things to another level with Legendary House Music Week,” said Mohan Koka, Kimpton Surfcomber Hotel’s General Manager. “We’re thrilled to have partnered with UZO Media Productions, to showcase an event that celebrates life, culture, diversity, and new musical stories curated by our stellar lineup of DJs and artists.” 

Each day of LHMW 2022 is split into two parts. During the Sun Party Experience (11am-5pm), guests will enjoy groovy selections by legendary DJs and a lively poolside scene. As evening falls, the Moon Party Experience (6pm-11pm) will be curated by the DJs to create a perfect after-hours ambiance, making every moment unique and memorable. Throughout, LHMW 2022 attendees will be able to take advantage of Kimpton Surfcomber’s newly renovated private poolside cabanas and experience the all-new food and beverage menus at High Tide Beach Bar & Grill and The Social Club, the hotel’s signature restaurant.

Data Transmission is excited to be teaming up with our Data Transmission Radio host One Dance Left to present Wednesday 23rd March, which features Todd Terry headlining. The event also features three members of our course, The Artist Blueprint including Notorious Lynch, Willie Rosado and Ian Allen. Data Transmission Radio is represented too by the excellent Redux Saints and former host, Doc Brown.

You can grab tickets from here and get 10% off with our special code: 10OFF

LMHW 2022 DJ lineup highlights include: 

• Todd Terry (March 23): One of the world’s most celebrated figures in dance music for nearly two decades, the quality of Todd Terry’s productions and DJ prowess go from strength to strength.
• Redux Saints (March 23): Led by Los Angeles DJ/Producer Jason Miller, Redux Saints has performed for packed floors in London’s iconic Ministry of Sound, as well as the legendary Burning Man festival. 
• Chez Damier (March 24): A legendary figure in electronic music, Chez Damier has been a driving force behind many of the most pivotal moments in the scene’s history including co-founding Prescription Records and producing his hit track, “Can You Feel It.” 
• Jimpster (March 24): British deep house producer and DJ, Jimpster is the co-founder of Freerange Records and Delusions of Grandeur labels and is best known for his sought-after remixes and crowd-pleasing live performances. 
• Terry Hunter (March 25): A Grammy-nominated house music DJ from Chicago, Terry has collaborated with top artists, including Aretha Franklin, Jennifer Hudson, Michael Jackson, Mary J. Blige, and others. 
• Osunlade (March 25): Hailing from St. Louis, Missouri, Osunlade is a renowned artist and founder of the famed dance music label Yoruba Records. Osunlade is best known for creating unified melodies manifested with balance, life, and wisdom.
• Tony Touch (March 25): An icon in Hip Hop and the Urban Hispanic genre, Tony Touch (AKA Tony Toca) has revolutionized the DJ game throughout his career. From his legendary mix tapes to his skills on the 1’s and 2’s, he has become one of the world’s most recognized DJs.
• DJ Francis Mercier (March 26 + 27): As the Deep Root Records founder and label boss, Francis Mercier is a force behind the New York City house music scene and is known as one of its most popular producers and DJs.
• Tom & Collins (March 27): DJ Mag Top 100 House & Techno DJs & Producers, Tom & Collins represent the diversity and cultural wealth of Mexico City. With millions of streams under their catalog, they have performed at some of the biggest festivals and showcases in the world such as Tomorrowland, EDC and Ultra.

“Legendary House Music Week 2022 is going to be just that — legendary,” said Uzo Udu, CEO/Founder of UZO Media Productions. “We’ve gathered the greatest DJs in the world to provide an unforgettable Surfcomber soundtrack during Miami Music Week. We are ready to make you legendary with us!”

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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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Jason formed Redux Saints in late 2015 after moving to Los Angeles. An alumni of the Icon Collective Music Production School, and the first US graduate from the intensive Toolroom Academy Masterclass program, his music has been resonating with fans and industry alike, ever since.

Redux Saints’ profile continues to grow amongst the tech-house cognoscenti, exemplified by signings to labels like Toolroom, LOW CEILING, Stealth, CR2, Incorrect Music, HoTL and Hood Politics. These releases have seen Redux Saints gain increasing support from house mainstays such as Pete Tong and Fatboy Slim to tech-house pioneers Mark Knight and Gorgon City, to big room techno heavyweights, Carl Cox and Anja Schneider.

It’s safe to say that Redux Saints made serious moves in 2020. He released no less than 10 original tracks, three of which found themselves in the #1 spot of Beatport’s New Hype releases including ‘To My Beat’, ‘Stay Home!’ (both released on Deep Tech Los Angeles Records) and his remix of ‘Give Me A Reason’ by Placebo eFx (his melodic techno alias). His fine run of form saw him honoured with a Beatport ‘On Our Radar’ accolade and a Toolroom Radio ‘Toolroom Academy Track Of The Week’ for the release of ‘That’s Right’. 2020 ended with Redux Saints breaking the Top 100 Tech House Artist chart where he sits alongside some of the world’s most innovative artists.

2021 will see Redux Saints maintain his unstoppable work ethic and take things up a notch with his label’s output of both new and established talent. Regularly dropping mixes for his popular Deep Tech Los Angeles radio show on our Data Transmission Radio, producing more original music, and giving back knowledge to aspiring artists, it seems certain that more heads are set to tune into the consistent talent of Redux Saints.

Today, he joins on the podcast for the first time to help us celebrate our 13th Birthday today! Listen to it below, on Mixcloud or iTunes here.

Sum up this podcast in 10 words..
“Get that Vaccine “In My Belly” Pandemic Mix”

What’s your personal favourite track on it?
New release forthcoming on HoTL Records (David Tort’s imprint) in February called “Break Yourself”.

What’s the special ingredient in this mix?
THICC CUTS WITH CHUNKY GLUETEN FREE BASSLINES..

Tell us about your next EP?
This February I have my debut release on HoTL Records. “Break Yourself” has Redux Saints’ signature bassline with that occasional vocal hook.  

What have you got coming up?
My melodic techno moniker “Placebo eFx” release called “Running” in February on Deep Tech Los Angeles Records. Booked a few livestreams with Stream City, potential burning man camp, and Deep Tech Loft Party along with a highly anticipated release in March called “Hungry” which samples Duran Duran’s “Hungry Like A Wolf”. 

And finally, do you have a special message for our readers?
Tech House ain’t dead here, so don’t act like it is.

Tracklisting

01Matt Caseli – No Sound No Sex (Extended Mix) [Deep Tech Los Angeles]
02 Redux Saints – Break Yourself (Extended Mix) [HoTL Records]
03 Danny Rhys – In Motion (Extended Mix) [Artwrk]
04 Francisco Allendes – Roulette (Extended Mix) [Saved Records]
05 Redux Saints – Aint Got Time (Original Mix) [INCORRECT MUSIC]
06 Martin Ikin, Chenai – You feat. Chenai (Extended Dub Mix) [Toolroom]
07 Redux Saints – Higher (Extended Mix) [Deep Tech Los Angeles]
08 Gene Farris – Keep Pushing (Original Mix) [Farris Wheel Recordings]
09 Kadosh – Drink [Tao Valley Records]
10 Wade – Charles On Acid (Original Mix) [Sola]
11 Redux Saints – Unhinged (Extended Mix) [Deep Tech Los Angeles]
12 Redux Saints – You Can’t Front (Extended Mix) [Hood Politics Records]
13 Chapter & Verse – Cancel It  [WyldCard]
14 Dennis Beutler, Kuestenklatsch – All You Gotta (Original Mix) [303Lovers]
15 Ron Costa – Twisted (Original Mix) [Sola]

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Redux Saints surges into the New Year with his latest contribution to Krafted Underground. Boundaries EP encapsulate a diverse offering of progressive atmospheres, elements and melodies.

Our Debut Transmission comes in the form of D. Ramirez’s remix of Zetta, which serves up a memorizing bass line that target the tech house floors with two interpretations that won’t disappoint. MINTZ ‘s remix of Virus CDEF serves the darker floors with it’s minimal rendition. Rounding up the package, Made By Pete’s remix of Boundaries delivers the sunset imagery with piano chords over an infection house groove.

Krafted emerged on the scene in 2014 and boast over 500 releases across the label group from artists including: Doorly, D-Formation, Dave Seaman, Nick Muir, Colin Dale, Moonface, Terry Farley, Graham Gold, Robbie Rivera, and many more, the label has established an exciting and diverse catalogue.

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Redux Saints are a DJ/Production duo based out of L.A. that consists of Chicago native, Jason Miller, and Jourdan Bordes, who is from Mississippi. The duo joined forces in the summer of 2015 after meeting through a mutual friend and artist from Austin Texas named, Jon E Bravo. Shortly after meeting a spark of creativity ignited in the studio and The Redux Saints were born.

Their debut release ‘Rebirth’ on the EJ Underground imprint comes complete with a superb remix from DOORLY.   The Original cracks the whip when it comes to deep and subby bass, it has a crisp groove and hooky.   Our premiere today is the remix from Doorly and he keeps it strictly main room on his remix. Deftly taking the track deep onto the dance floor. Hypnotic & uplifting he skillfully picks out the key elements, expertly lifting proceedings and perfectly elevating the vibe.

Redux Saints ‘Rebirth’ Parts 1 including the brilliant Doorly Remix will be released 10th May 2016.

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