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Recondite, Ten Walls, Jon Charnis, Matt Hubert Club Recommended

When: Fri., Sept. 26, 9 p.m. 2014
Price: $12-$20

Recondite & Ten Walls: Party Preview

Recondite is proof that underground electronic music and mainstream success aren't mutually exclusive. Recondite's first productions were moody, understated pieces of melodic techno, plaintive yet dancefloor-ready. His newer productions are just as beautifully melancholy but have even more dancefloor appeal, tugging at your heartstrings while they move your feet. Joining him are Ten Walls, a duo whose debut release on Dixon's Innervisions label, "Gotham," was one of 2013's biggest deep house tracks, and Jon Charnis, a new producer also affiliated with Innervisions and Lee Burridge's All Day I Dream imprint.
— Chris Zaldua

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