dface

Hopefully you’re familiar with the musical renaissance man out of Stamford Connecticut, DFACE. His versatility and insane talent shine through any track of his that you listen to. He leaves no genre unturned, and adds so much of his own flavor to an already all-encompassing sound that goes beyond any restrictions of genre. His music is free from all of that. It is naked and raw, sometimes smooth, and other times grimy as fuck. - Do Androids Dance

203, for those who are unfamiliar, refers to the area where many seek haven from the insanity of the concrete jungle of Manhattan. Just north of the city is also where multi-talented producer and vocalist, DFace, calls home. A place that not many know well, where the tranquility of lush flora and fauna can center any mind while simultaneously summon a fun energy, the five track EP named for the area (code) can explain it all. As DFace grew roots in the moombahton scene, its no surprise that this release takes the genre’s boundaries and expands on its loose definition. The original mix “Tiger”, my favorite off the EP, expresses the intensity that this area is known for. A high pitched synth-based harmony is looped throughout paired with drum kicks that build into a drop sequence that could awaken the deadest of souls. The track reminds me of the high-speed life of southwestern Connecticut in the sense that the pressure never breaks and the motivation keeps your mind racing like the track. - The Dankles

Do you feel your apart of the edm music scene?

"The music scene, not just "EDM" is way too political for someone like me. It's almost like being in high school again, with the way people form these clique's. Most artists don't want to support another artist until they know for sure that the other artist is popular, which to me is just stupid." - The Electro Soft

Connecticut Native, Moombahton Master : DFace is back with a full 3 song EP. All three tracks are serious, Caribbean bass feeling, crunchy electro synth soothing, dance floor moving, 110 bpm bombs. I really love the moombah genre, especially when tracks are done well. Gives everyone a break, and slows the step down from the very popular 128. DFace has also given us the chance to download FAMB, JAWA, and SYAM all for free just by liking his facebook page. Definitely check out these tracks and download! Enjoy! - Catch My Bass