Here at Autobrennt, we're not shy about our music crush on Disclosure. Fans since the early days of "Streetlight Chronicle" and "Offline Dexterity," we've paid close attention to the UK outfit comprised of brothers Guy and Howard Lawrence. Fast forward to 2013 and it's hardly impossible to avoid seeing their names plastered across major festival fliers and relevant music publications.   Last October, the duo made their NYC debut with performances at Glasslands Gallery and Mercury Lounge. Ahead of their performance, the sibling duo was scheduled to record an exclusive in-studio mix for East Village Radio. As luck would have it, the Autobrennt crew was present for the mix and later witnessed the madness go down in the small but beloved Mercury Lounge. These days, it'd be difficult to catch the talented two-piece performing in such intimate quarters. With that in mind, our afternoon with the duo stands out among some of our fondest music-related memories in recent history.   During our time with the talented two-piece, Guy and Howard revealed they were working hard on finishing up their debut full-length, Settle, set for release on June 23. With just weeks left until it drops, it's one of the most anticipated releases among electronic music lovers.   In a recent session with Zane Lowe at BBC's Maida Vale studios, the Lawrence brothers shared a brand new track, "F For You," recorded live for audiences around the world to enjoy ahead of the album's release.  

    Since its inception in 2000, Movement (formerly Detroit Electronic Music Festival) has been attracting thousands of domestic and international music lovers to convene in the original holy grail of techno--Detroit. While there's no shortage of music festivals these days--perhaps too many, to be honest--Movement is a favorite among the Autobrennt crew. Not only is it held in the birthplace of techno, it also allows like-minded souls to celebrate classic artists, current game-changers, and, perhaps most importantly, gives newcomers a chance to shine. Produced by Paxahau Event Productions, Movement is in a league of its own. Don't believe us? Just one look at the official lineup and the various parties is proof enough.

  Launched by UK-based duo Audiofly (Luca Saporito, Anthony Middleton), Flying Circus is an ongoing series of parties taking place around the world. Over the last six years, they've amassed a cult-like following with international revelers coming out for their parties across different corners of the globe. This summer, the illustrious team has landed a summer residency at none other than the lauded Sankeys Ibiza. Beginning July 12 through October 4, 2013, they'll be hosting a revolving roster of some of the world's best electronic talent every Friday including but not limited to Carl Craig, Mathew Jonson, Tiefschwarz, Martin Buttirch (Live), Guti, Lee Burridge, Lee Curtis, dOP, Thugfucker, Hot Since 82, Finnebassen, Benoit & Sergio, and more.   Teaming up with Labyrinth Productions (known for their parties in Belgium and the Netherlands), Flying Circus Ibiza promises to deliver pure, deep, and unconstrained house and techno supported by the Void sound system. With a seemingly endless list of electronic/dance parties to choose from these days, what keeps people coming back to Flying Circus is its unadulterated, "no bullshit" approach while swapping out excessive glitz for a genuinely good time. The same is expected of their upcoming residency.   "No frills and no VIP section doesn't mean grungy--it means you can't pay to be cool," according to the Head of Promotions of Flying Circus Ibiza. "It also means, as hosts, we need to really connect with our guests and show them a phenomenal time." To celebrate their arrival, Audiofly will be hosting a pre-opening teaser party on Tuesday, May 28. The envy-worthy lineup includes none other than Carl Craig, Lee Burridge, Martin Buttrich Blond:ish, Maayan Nidam, Avatism, Ultrasone, and, of course, the revered party hosts. Pre-sale tickets are currently available for those lucky to be visiting the beautiful island this summer. When: Tuesday, May 28. 2013 Where: Sankeys Ibiza (Carrer de les Alzines 5, Playa d’en Bossa) Admission: 25€ pre-sale, 35€ at the door    

 

Rami Deejay is a local New York fixture who’s slowly blooming into an international figure.  Many of us are already familiar with his work within the local scene, playing along acts such as Damian Lazarus, Lee Foss, Richy Ahmed, Jody Wisternoff, Jamie Jones and Luke Fair just to name a few.

 

His productions are gaining popularity as well, beginning to touch ears from individuals all over the world.  His most recent rework of Spanish Sahara by Foals captured the crowd and held everyone in awe as it pulsed and crooned over the air at Robot Heart.  One of the highlights of the night for us, we have since had this gorgeous track on repeat throughout the week.

 
The future looks bright from Rami Deejay and we can’t wait to see what else he has in store for us.