SFRD011 Frank Solano – Spotted Now EP
Not-so newcomer Frank Solano comes to us with two gems for Soul Fuel’s 11th release. “Fidelyo” starts us off with a number that offers up a deep driving feel topped off with a moody vibe. Next up is “Get My Lovin’”, which is a slo-motion jam filled with warm vibes and perhaps some familiar vocal nuances. On remix duty we have, the by now familiar Organized Crime duo. They deliver an infectious tune that is very remniscient of a Mood II Swing track from the mid-90s.
Release Date: February 2nd, 2010
Frank’s MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/djfranksolano
Fidelyo:
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Get My Lovin’:
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Get My Lovin’ (Organized Crime remix):
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SFRD011 is coming…
That’s right! It will be here in a few short weeks folks. Expect nothing less than amazing quality as it is Frank Solano we’re dealing with here.
Apologies for the neglect!
We dearly apologize for the neglect that we have shown you since August. We’ve been hard at work getting SFRD011(Frank Solano) together and preparing for our weekly shows here in Milwaukee. Let’s not forget about Jonn Hawley’s birthday party tomorrow December 4th with Johnny Fiasco!
We promise to update more and even give out some free music. Honest! For now stay tuned to http://www.facebook.com/soulfuel
Holly Carp, Atlanta was amazing!
Well now that we’re back from Atlanta and halfway recovered. We’d like to thank everyone in the dirty for such an awesome time! Shouts to Mike Zarin, DJC (Baby Gap!), Kevin Nowell, Sommer, Cass, Val, and many many more who made the trip such a wonderful time.
After arriving Thursday afternoon, we quickly conquered some Fat Matt’s BBQ and went off to our gig @ Lava (www.cosmolava.com). The people there were very fun and they got down lower than the subflooring of the place. Needless to say…it was a blur. Friday we all drove up to La Fayette and into the mountains for the Synchronicity festival. Upon hearing that everyone before us canceled their time slots, the four of us (Kevin, DJ, Jonn, and myself) were delighted to hear that we had nearly 5 hours to wreck shop. What an interesting night that was…Ravers thought I (Marcus) was attached to the ceiling of the tarp (hugs…not drugs, kids). It downpoured for nearly an hour, which actually was probably the best thing that happened to us. It cut the heat and humidity, got people under the shelter where we were playing, and the harder it rained the more they got into it. Not only were we all having fun being “synchronized” with nature and our surroundings, we all got a chance to kick it with our old friends Halo (www.citydeepmusic.com) & the East Coast Boogiemen. Was great to kick it with you guys by the way!
After a day of recovery from Thursday & Friday (trust me we all needed it), we headed up to the 16th floor of the W Hotel in downtown Atlanta to play Elevate, a rooftop pool party. This has got to be the best venue I have seen for a day party to date. I don’t care what any of you say. No really, I don’t. Halo showed up once again and absolutely crushed it after Jonn & myself had gotten done warming the party up for him (either that or the bloody mary’s helped but I’d like to think it was us).
After all that maddness it was time to head back to gloomy Milwaukee (it was when we got here), but a fantastic time was had. Once again thanks to the ATL crew for showing us what southern hospitality is really about!
Pictures can be found here, here, and here
Organized Crime – Live @ Smartbar (08/01/2009)
That’s right folks! We recorded the 2 hours of our set from when we played at Smartbar in Chicago, IL. We had a blast and from how the dancefloor looked they (you) did too!
Here’s the set from the night for stream/download:
Music Laundering EP is #1 on Stompy.com’s Top 100!
We (Organized Crime (Jonn & Myself)) are storming up the charts on Stompy.com’s Top 100 Singles. With the entire EP currently sitting at #1, #5, and #74 we owe it to all of you for your support! Thank you guys so much for the love and help keep us up there for a while!
Organized Crime – The Music Laundering EP Now Digitally Available!
That’s right folks…The long wait is over!It took awhile for this release to make it’s way to digital media because it was doing so well on vinyl (as far as vinyl goes these days). It was really great to see such support in these crazy times!!! So thank you very much as your support really does help continue this good good thing.
Out Now At The Following Stores:
Stompy | Primal | Traxsource | Juno | Beatport
Soul Fuel on Beatport
That’s right, we’re finally up on Beatport.com and happy to be there. You can find all of our stuff right here!
Look out Chicago, here comes Organized Crime!
Do you really need any more info other than this? Jonn and I are very excited to be playing this show with long time friend and fellow fashion victim Fred Everything. Fresh out of the studio from doing his album Lost Together (out now on Om Records), Fred is now touring and wrecking shop across the globe. Don’t forget about us though! We’re coming off a hot little ditty that released on Spatula City that has been blowing up dancefloors since Winter Music Conference.
SMARTBAR is located at 3730 N Clark St. in Chicago, Illinois.
Free before 11pm; Free before 12am w/ SMARTBAR text
Open 10pm to late – 21+ w/ ID to enter
http://www.smartbarchicago.com
http://www.fredeverything.com
http://www.soulfuelrecordings.com
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