Mariano “Mike” Abastante is a young electronic music
producer from Argentina, Hardvard is his first release. It features two
killer progressive house tracks, “Hardvard” and “Not So Sexy”.
Eternal Sunday proudly presents Secret Stairs, a 2-tracks release by German Kreff feat. singer Arabescos.
German Kreff is a young electronic music producer and DJ from La Plata, Argentina. He’s got a knack for recording vocal dance tracks sung by female singers. Tracks by him have been included in both editions of Eternal Sunday’sElectric Future Beats compilations series.
Secret Stairs is a 2-tracks EP sung by the promising singer Arabescos.
ES 2251 German Kreff feat. Arabescos – Secret Stairs EP Artist: German Kreff feat. Arabescos Release: Secret Stairs EP Release date: February 11, 2013 Genre: Electronic, vocal progressive Label: Eternal Sunday Catalog #: ES 2251
ES 2251 Tracklist
01 Say My Name
02 Secret Stairs
All songs written and produced by German Kreff. Vocals by Arabescos.
The video was shot in Buenos Aires and shows a collage of oniric images that mix planes taking off and landing, lamp posts, cars and transit and static objects like cassettes and plastic flowers. It was directed by Emiliano Canal.
The first edition of Electric Future Beats: New Electronic Music From Argentinawas released in 2011 and featured 8 tracks by some great underground electronic music producers from Argentina. It was simply made because an online search of the words “electronic” “music” “Argentina” returned no releases with those words, so the label concluded that there was a need for a compilation of Argentinean electronic music artists.
That compilation won the Premio Gardel award (the Argentinean equivalent to the Grammys) to the best electronic album of the year, so it was a good idea to come up with a 2012 edition. And here it is, a new volume of the Electric Future Beats compilation. There are some improvements. The first one was based on progressive house, but this one covers many styles, including house, vocal house, trance, electro house, etc. This edition will be properly released as a Beatport store exclusive, focusing on DJs and electronic music consumers. Once again, Eternal Sunday fulfills its promise of delivering new great music from Argentina to the world.
The compilation Electric Future Beats: Progressive: New Electronic Music From Argentina won the Premio Gardel 2012 award to the best electronic music album released in 2011. The compilation was released by Eternal Sundayand features 8 tracks by underground music producers from Argentina. The idea behind the album was to release something that contained in its title the words "electronic" "music" "Argentina" since an online search returned none.
The Premios Gardel awards are Argentina's equivalent to the Grammys and one of the few music awards in Latin America. They are organized by CAPIF, the Argentinean chamber of music labels. This was the 14th edition. The ceremony was held at the Usina del Arte, La Boca, Buenos Aires, and was broadcasted live on cable TV. A big after party with a red carpet was given, too.
This is the moment the electronic music award was announced:
