New York’s P.Leone debuts on Rekids Special Projects with four vinyl-only techno cuts this February. Debuting on Spencer Parker’s Work Them Records in 2016, P.Leone has since launched his own imprint entitled E-Missions alongside label partner Caiazzo. Moving to Berlin last year, the American producer has quickly earned himself a name within the German capital, making regular appearances at the likes of Tresor and ://about blank, and now joining respected Berlin-based label Rekids as part of their vinyl-only series. Metallic echoes, robust kicks and breakbeat percussion lay the foundation for ‘Rose Petal Breaks’, before ‘Noon Service’ demonstrates crystalline synths and futuristic effects. On the flip, thudding drums and energetic claps form ‘Hold Me Down’ until the ominous ‘Sometimes I Feel Strong’ concludes the package with rattling components and a cacophony of intricacies. More

New York’s P. Leone is back with the second release on his newly launched E-MISSIONS imprint featuring Work Them Records founder Spencer Parker on remix duties.

Born and raised in Brooklyn, where he discovered the legendary Storm Rave parties run by Frankie Bones and Adam X, P. Leone cut his teeth DJing in the Lower East side of Manhattan before making techno himself. Before long the producer dropped his first two releases on Work Them Records, joining a roster spanning Radio Slave, Spencer Parker, Young Male, Anetha and Physical Therapy. E-MISSIONS was then launched in early 2017, acting as a platform for co-founders P. Leone and CAIAZZO with more exciting artists soon to be announced.

‘Discipline Signals’ is dark and robust from start to finish, with ‘Functions of Discipline 1’ inaugurating the package with resonating kicks, trippy elements and industrial synths. ‘Functions of Discipline 2’ follows a similar aesthetic but heads into a deeper direction with its cavernous atmospherics and glitch inspired effects, making way for ‘Laced’ with its sinister drones and tantalising melodies. Spencer Parker then remixes ‘Laced’, concluding matters with rugged drums, energetic hi-hats and a rumbling low-end.

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Work Them Records producer P. Leone kick-starts his new Brooklyn-based imprint E-MISSIONS with three animated techno tracks featuring a twisted remix from label co-founder Caiazzo.

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Physical Therapy makes his debut on Spencer Parker's Work Them Records with a medley of club focused techno cuts. Growing up in New Jersey, Physical Therapy later moved to Chicago, then New York, before finally settling in Berlin where he's quickly built a profile as a stand out DJ/producer. Baktadust comes in the form of two tracks: the fast tempo main mix that combines peppy piano riffs and metallic effects, as well as a slower fried mix featuring cleaner chords and a sultry bassline.
Push Me then demonstrates robust percussion, a rumbling low-end and eerie tremolo atmospherics before shadowy echoes and off kilter kicks conclude the release in Spasm.

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Physical Therapy makes his debut on Spencer Parker's Work Them Records with a medley of club focused techno cuts. Growing up in New Jersey, Physical Therapy later moved to Chicago, then New York, before finally settling in Berlin where he's quickly built a profile as a stand out DJ/producer. Baktadust comes in the form of two tracks: the fast tempo main mix that combines peppy piano riffs and metallic effects, as well as a slower fried mix featuring cleaner chords and a sultry bassline.
Push Me then demonstrates robust percussion, a rumbling low-end and eerie tremolo atmospherics before shadowy echoes and off kilter kicks conclude the release in Spasm.

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