#eezir

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DU™️ EEZIR - Pulse Response @eezirsound CAT# BPLCRP19 https://detund.bandcamp.com/album/pulse-response East Pasadena producer, mastering engineer, and professional audio assessor Eric Hanson’s work as EEZIR straddles the line between cyber-electro, bass music, and psychedelic techno, conjuring futurist worlds and wormholes as well as careening within them. His latest EP, Pulse Response, effectively extends and evolves this tactic. Following a pair of frenetic collections for Midwest electronic institution Detroit Underground, these five new tracks emerged in the wake of several uniquely transitional years, with relationships, residences, and live rigs all in flux. Such whirlwinds of change helped deepen these designs into dense, expansive odysseys of rhythm and texture, evoking a cosmos of vibes and visions, from acid-spitting monsters to marching robot legions to “gnarly asteroids” to celestial vistas. The tracks churn and jack and spiral, alternately snarling and swirling, equally ideal for dance floors or dystopias. Hanson titled the release after music’s crucial restorative role in his life: “It’s my healing pulse, and an emotional response, connecting me to myself.” This connectivity and intensity glimmers in every contour of sculpted synthetic terrain, serving as both map and mirror of its maker. Photo by @voltagectrlr Graphic design BEEPLE™ @beeple_crap www.beeple-crap.com #techno #electro #detund #bplcrp #beeple #synth #elektron #elektro #detroitunderground #eezir https://www.instagram.com/p/B4o0fE4F634/?igshid=11idkt5gw2o9o

[kimsonvalon]

Écouter / acheter: Pulse Response de EEZIR

[dazzmoov]

FUTRA Presents DARK SKY, EEZIR, AARON SHINN, ESHONE

Tonight we've got some special guests in the house about to throw down some seriously bass shakin' music.  

Join us for the 2nd installment of FUTRA this year with music selectors:  DARK SKY, ESHONE, EEZIR, and AARON SHINN.

Visuals experience + EYEONASPHERE supplied by Michael Allen.

Dance performance by A.D.E.

Choreography by MONILADE

$8 PRE-SALES AVAILABLE ON RESIDENT ADVISOR 18+ // DOOR $8 BEFORE 10PM // $12 AFTER

http://www.futra.tv/category/events/

[caylery]

eezir - lone lifter (xi remix)

[thesoulelectronic]

Lone Lifter (XI Remix) - eezir

It's always a treat to hear new material from XI, the Canadian bass phenom and TSE favorite. You might recall his excellent Immunity/Squeeze split a few months back-- a release I revisit on a regular basis. You can now check out his latest track below: a dark, swirling remix of eezir's bass-heavy "Lone Lifter"-- which I'd love to hear blaring from an excellent club system around 3:00am. Leave it to XI to keep the party alive. Additionally, in a rather atypical billing for the American scene, XI is currently touring the States with araabMUZIK and fellow Canadians Zeds Ded. Here's hoping the electro-brostep audience is receptive to his relentlessly intriguing bass creations-- God knows we need more artists of his calibre making waves in the States. In the meantime, enjoy his latest track below, and keep up with the talented producer on Facebook for more.

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DU™️ EEZIR - Pulse Response @eezirsound CAT# BPLCRP19 https://detund.bandcamp.com/album/pulse-response East Pasadena producer, mastering engineer, and professional audio assessor Eric Hanson’s work as EEZIR straddles the line between cyber-electro, bass music, and psychedelic techno, conjuring futurist worlds and wormholes as well as careening within them. His latest EP, Pulse Response, effectively extends and evolves this tactic. Following a pair of frenetic collections for Midwest electronic institution Detroit Underground, these five new tracks emerged in the wake of several uniquely transitional years, with relationships, residences, and live rigs all in flux. Such whirlwinds of change helped deepen these designs into dense, expansive odysseys of rhythm and texture, evoking a cosmos of vibes and visions, from acid-spitting monsters to marching robot legions to “gnarly asteroids” to celestial vistas. The tracks churn and jack and spiral, alternately snarling and swirling, equally ideal for dance floors or dystopias. Hanson titled the release after music’s crucial restorative role in his life: “It’s my healing pulse, and an emotional response, connecting me to myself.” This connectivity and intensity glimmers in every contour of sculpted synthetic terrain, serving as both map and mirror of its maker. Photo by @voltagectrlr Graphic design BEEPLE™ @beeple_crap www.beeple-crap.com #techno #electro #detund #bplcrp #beeple #synth #elektron #elektro #detroitunderground #eezir https://www.instagram.com/p/B4gkhKelJ9a/?igshid=1da3f2sv6w28t

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DU™️ EEZIR - Pulse Response @eezirsound CAT# BPLCRP19 https://detund.bandcamp.com/album/pulse-response East Pasadena producer, mastering engineer, and professional audio assessor Eric Hanson’s work as EEZIR straddles the line between cyber-electro, bass music, and psychedelic techno, conjuring futurist worlds and wormholes as well as careening within them. His latest EP, Pulse Response, effectively extends and evolves this tactic. Following a pair of frenetic collections for Midwest electronic institution Detroit Underground, these five new tracks emerged in the wake of several uniquely transitional years, with relationships, residences, and live rigs all in flux. Such whirlwinds of change helped deepen these designs into dense, expansive odysseys of rhythm and texture, evoking a cosmos of vibes and visions, from acid-spitting monsters to marching robot legions to “gnarly asteroids” to celestial vistas. The tracks churn and jack and spiral, alternately snarling and swirling, equally ideal for dance floors or dystopias. Hanson titled the release after music’s crucial restorative role in his life: “It’s my healing pulse, and an emotional response, connecting me to myself.” This connectivity and intensity glimmers in every contour of sculpted synthetic terrain, serving as both map and mirror of its maker. Graphic design BEEPLE™ @beeple_crap www.beeple-crap.com #techno #electro #detund #bplcrp #beeple #synth #elektron #elektro #detroitunderground #eezir https://www.instagram.com/p/B4d__1kFA7Y/?igshid=1d3qu56tnxnlo

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DU™️ EEZIR - Pulse Response @eezirsound CAT# BPLCRP19 https://detund.bandcamp.com/album/pulse-response East Pasadena producer, mastering engineer, and professional audio assessor Eric Hanson’s work as EEZIR straddles the line between cyber-electro, bass music, and psychedelic techno, conjuring futurist worlds and wormholes as well as careening within them. His latest EP, Pulse Response, effectively extends and evolves this tactic. Following a pair of frenetic collections for Midwest electronic institution Detroit Underground, these five new tracks emerged in the wake of several uniquely transitional years, with relationships, residences, and live rigs all in flux. Such whirlwinds of change helped deepen these designs into dense, expansive odysseys of rhythm and texture, evoking a cosmos of vibes and visions, from acid-spitting monsters to marching robot legions to “gnarly asteroids” to celestial vistas. The tracks churn and jack and spiral, alternately snarling and swirling, equally ideal for dance floors or dystopias. Hanson titled the release after music’s crucial restorative role in his life: “It’s my healing pulse, and an emotional response, connecting me to myself.” This connectivity and intensity glimmers in every contour of sculpted synthetic terrain, serving as both map and mirror of its maker. Graphic design BEEPLE™ @beeple_crap www.beeple-crap.com #techno #electro #detund #bplcrp #beeple #synth #elektron #elektro #detroitunderground #eezir https://www.instagram.com/p/B4dG2JXF3HO/?igshid=gobwh9ihgbgw

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DU™️ EEZIR - Pulse Response @eezirsound CAT# BPLCRP19 https://detund.bandcamp.com/album/pulse-response East Pasadena producer, mastering engineer, and professional audio assessor Eric Hanson’s work as EEZIR straddles the line between cyber-electro, bass music, and psychedelic techno, conjuring futurist worlds and wormholes as well as careening within them. His latest EP, Pulse Response, effectively extends and evolves this tactic. Following a pair of frenetic collections for Midwest electronic institution Detroit Underground, these five new tracks emerged in the wake of several uniquely transitional years, with relationships, residences, and live rigs all in flux. Such whirlwinds of change helped deepen these designs into dense, expansive odysseys of rhythm and texture, evoking a cosmos of vibes and visions, from acid-spitting monsters to marching robot legions to “gnarly asteroids” to celestial vistas. The tracks churn and jack and spiral, alternately snarling and swirling, equally ideal for dance floors or dystopias. Hanson titled the release after music’s crucial restorative role in his life: “It’s my healing pulse, and an emotional response, connecting me to myself.” This connectivity and intensity glimmers in every contour of sculpted synthetic terrain, serving as both map and mirror of its maker. Graphic design BEEPLE™ @beeple_crap www.beeple-crap.com #techno #electro #detund #bplcrp #beeple #synth #elektron #elektro #detroitunderground #eezir https://www.instagram.com/p/B4igBDwFxhh/?igshid=thd6w5lc1mr2

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DU™️ EEZIR - Pulse Response @eezirsound CAT# BPLCRP19 https://detund.bandcamp.com/album/pulse-response East Pasadena producer, mastering engineer, and professional audio assessor Eric Hanson’s work as EEZIR straddles the line between cyber-electro, bass music, and psychedelic techno, conjuring futurist worlds and wormholes as well as careening within them. His latest EP, Pulse Response, effectively extends and evolves this tactic. Following a pair of frenetic collections for Midwest electronic institution Detroit Underground, these five new tracks emerged in the wake of several uniquely transitional years, with relationships, residences, and live rigs all in flux. Such whirlwinds of change helped deepen these designs into dense, expansive odysseys of rhythm and texture, evoking a cosmos of vibes and visions, from acid-spitting monsters to marching robot legions to “gnarly asteroids” to celestial vistas. The tracks churn and jack and spiral, alternately snarling and swirling, equally ideal for dance floors or dystopias. Hanson titled the release after music’s crucial restorative role in his life: “It’s my healing pulse, and an emotional response, connecting me to myself.” This connectivity and intensity glimmers in every contour of sculpted synthetic terrain, serving as both map and mirror of its maker. Graphic design BEEPLE™ @beeple_crap www.beeple-crap.com #techno #electro #detund #bplcrp #beeple #synth #elektron #elektro #detroitunderground #eezir https://www.instagram.com/p/B4fedhplJ8z/?igshid=4bax2hszf0qf

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DU™️ EEZIR - Pulse Response @eezirsound CAT# BPLCRP19 https://detund.bandcamp.com/album/pulse-response East Pasadena producer, mastering engineer, and professional audio assessor Eric Hanson’s work as EEZIR straddles the line between cyber-electro, bass music, and psychedelic techno, conjuring futurist worlds and wormholes as well as careening within them. His latest EP, Pulse Response, effectively extends and evolves this tactic. Following a pair of frenetic collections for Midwest electronic institution Detroit Underground, these five new tracks emerged in the wake of several uniquely transitional years, with relationships, residences, and live rigs all in flux. Such whirlwinds of change helped deepen these designs into dense, expansive odysseys of rhythm and texture, evoking a cosmos of vibes and visions, from acid-spitting monsters to marching robot legions to “gnarly asteroids” to celestial vistas. The tracks churn and jack and spiral, alternately snarling and swirling, equally ideal for dance floors or dystopias. Hanson titled the release after music’s crucial restorative role in his life: “It’s my healing pulse, and an emotional response, connecting me to myself.” This connectivity and intensity glimmers in every contour of sculpted synthetic terrain, serving as both map and mirror of its maker. Graphic design BEEPLE™ @beeple_crap www.beeple-crap.com #techno #electro #detund #bplcrp #beeple #synth #elektron #elektro #detroitunderground #eezir https://www.instagram.com/p/B4d9XmylK2l/?igshid=zn3s6apoux6t

[dazzmoov]

FUTRA Artist Showcase on Echo Sessions

Tune in today from 2-4pm on the Echo Sessions show on Hush Radio. I'll be playing music with Ricky Def,knyphy, and EEZIR. Getting excited as we've got a little over 1 week to go for our Futra 1 Year Anniversary event on December 8. RSVP HERE.