Credits:

Lay-far

Description:

The next generation of standard crossover music from Russia's up-and-coming Lay-Far! One of the leaders of the European house and crossover scene, Moscow-based DJ and producer Lay-Far's music travels freely across genres from house to disco, funk, and broken beats, and has been featured in tracks by Jimpster, Laurent Garnier, Gilles Peterson, Osunlade, Joey Negro, Atjazz, and more. His music has been supported by many greats such as Jimpster, Laurent Garnier, Gilles Peterson, Osunlade, Joey Negro, Atjazz, and many others, and has been featured here in Japan on DJ KAWASAKI's remix of "Where Would We Be" with Paul Randolph and Makoto, as well as on the remix of "Kun Kun Kun Kun Kun Kun" with Paul Randolph and Makoto. In Japan, he has released two EPs on Soundofspeed, a Japanese label that also includes Kuniyuki, DJ Nature, and Vakula.This year, three years after the release of their first album "So Many Ways" in 2013, they have invited new legends such as Ashley Beedle, Mark De Clive-Lowe, and Sean McCabe to join them and release a special CD album "How I Communicate" under the theme of "communication" via the emerging Swedish house label Local Talk. The album is a special CD album released exclusively in Japan via the emerging Swedish house label Local Talk. The album features a number of tracks with more mature and highly musical characteristics, and the lead track "Like The First Time" was featured on Gilles Peterson's BBC Radio1, and the new Lay-Far album is already receiving high acclaim in the European media! This new bomb from the up-and-coming Russian producer has attracted the attention of not only house fans, but also electric and techno types!