WAVEWHORE - "Breakin' The Law"
ELECTROFLY RECORDS - ELECTRO018
A.   Original Mix
AA. 40,000 Watts Remix
Distribution: InterGroove UK Ltd. www.intergroove.co.uk
Release Date: May 2, 2005

Erik Stein, aka Wavewhore, has experimented with audio waveforms and styles of electronic
music since the early nineties.  His early years were spent playing metal guitar in a
host
of bar bands which toured the New York City area.  In 1991, Well Primed records released
'The Thorazine Stretch Factor', a compilation which featured his first dive into the
realm of electronic dance music titled Voodoo.  In 2001, Wavewhore founded Audio
Tactics, an audio production house dedicated to styles of electronic music such as
breakbeat and contemporary dub.  The following year, Wavewhores Bulletproof, a drum
and bass track, was featured in a film by Julie Covello titled Prohibited Beatz
documenting the New York drum and bass scene.  As a DJ, Wavewhore can be found delivering
high energy breakbeat or chilled out dub sets at various venues in his home base of New
York City and he currently maintains a residency called Unbreakable at the award
winning Sullivan Room in Manhattan.  His DJ skills have been featured on numerous radio
shows such as BreaksFM and upcoming shows include 92.3 K-Rock FM, Proton Radio and an
artist feature on www.BijouBreaks.com.

Breakin The Law is his first single for Electrofly and takes the label down a more
funky dance floor friendly route jump up beats & bass stylleee!
Support from Elite Force, Jay Cunning, The Autobots, Chris Fortier, Jonathan Lisle, Bill
Vega & Soto

A mighty tune!  Elite Force on the 40,000 Watts Remix

"I'll try and play it on the radio (my kiss100 show) this week"  Tayo

"That demo is wicked...  All the bulbs that I ever needed to put out - you did it for me.
 I owe you one Yeah, Breakin The Law is really good shit mate!"  Jez of The Autobots

"Loving it every time I play it!"  Bill Vega

A new release from Electrofly is always welcome; a label who seem to have found
themselves in that kind of progressive bracket; the kind of breaks that I imagine Sasha
or Digweed might play, but definitely not Mechanoise. They have put out some really
interesting releases and occasionally some that have been, how shall we put this, a
little light. Anyway, this is not one of those and is actually one of their most
playable, dancefloor friendly releases to date. Its strangely reminiscent of really
good, solid house music from the mid 90s and brings a warm feeling with it. Its pretty
simple really; a tight little groove which keeps repeating, warm synthy sounds are added
to the mix following variations of the same pattern and it just keeps building and subtly
changing. The 40,000 watts mix is the one thats aimed more firmly at the floor. Its a
bit more stripped down but with extra kick and attitude in the bass and drums. Simple but
really effective tracks that are instantly accessible. Solid.  Soto (M8 Magazine review)

Promos available at:
Streetwise Music: 
  http://www.streetwisemusic.co.uk/catalogue.asp?stockId=131309  
Base Records:
  http://www.baserecords.com/asp/prodtype.asp?prodtype=3&order=DATE  
Release Records:
  http://www.releaserecords.com/cgi-bin/commerce.cgi?search=action&searchstart=84&keywords=VBREA&template=Templates/breaksbasket.htm&sortorder=descending&sortorder=descending  

And check your local beat dealers for the official release May 2, 2005!!!

www.wavewhore.com
www.audiotactics.us
www.electrofly.co.uk  



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