Slaptop “Sunrise” video premiere via SPIN. Entered #5 in iTunes electronic chart (Ensemble / +1 Records)

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Slaptop “Sunrise” music video premiered via SPINHERE and Youtube HERE

The single, which entered #5 of iTunes Electronic Charts, is out via Ensemble / +1 Records (iTunes HERE)

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Slaptop “Sunrise” HERE
“Sunrise” video
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ZHU “Faded” (Slaptop Remix) HERE 

Only three weeks ago, Slaptop’s debut track “Sunrise” came out and immediately shot to the top 5 of iTunes’ electronic charts and top 3 of the Hype Machine charts. Today, the track’s video premiered via SPIN HERE, which called it “…influence of the electronic-funk of Daft Punk, Slaptop decorates the “Sunrise” with twinkly xylophone and super auto-tuned vocals that suggest we all “go out in the darkness and look for the sun.” 

Slaptop was born in the abandoned buildings and forgotten beaches of the Northern California Coast. His music evokes feelings of wandering through sun-soaked adventures and chasing a wild youthful spirit. His debut single, “Sunrise,” is out viaEnsemble / +1 Records (iTunes HERE) and is about a group of friends embarking on an all-night adventure that culminates in watching the sunrise together. They call it a “Sunsquad.” The single was fittingly written and produced over the course of one night in Slaptop’s college dorm room.

The single was revealed via This Song Is Sick HERE which gathered over 100,000 streams in the first 2 days.

SLAPTOP DJ:
7/26: Los Angeles, CA @ The Standard Downtown (stage 1-2pm)
8/2: San Francisco, @ The Independent (w/ Viceroy, Autograf)

Recent praise:
 “…influence of the electronic-funk of Daft Punk, Slaptop decorates the “Sunrise” with twinkly xylophone and super auto-tuned vocals that suggest we all “go out in the darkness and look for the sun.”– SPIN Magazine

“Filled to the brim with a cluster of melodic elements such as subtle drum and xylophone patterns, sexy saxophone solo’s, and lyrics that bring chill vibes to the production…will have you hitting the replay button repetitively” – This Song Is Sick

“From ethereal bells to organic percussion, vocoded vocals to glitched out hi-hats, and even a trumpet that shreds (YES. A TRUMPET. THAT SHREDS.), it’s hard to believe this is Slaptop‘s first release.” – Kick Kick Snare

“Don’t mistake the carefree sounds for something overly simple, though, because his ability to blend together jazz, house, and pop into a well-balanced song is second to none.” – Hilly Dilly

About Ensemble Records:
Ensemble Records is a new singles label from Brooklyn, NY that emphasizes the magic of collaboration in dance music.  It is a contemporary spin on a symphony orchestra. Instead of one person composing for everyone (as in an orchestra), all of the musicians, artists, filmmakers, and writers are producing art for themselves and each other.  It’s not just about following notes on a page, but instead creating your own musical and visual ideas and expressing them collaboratively.

http://www.slaptopmusic.com
http://youtube.com/slaptopofficial
https://twitter.com/SlaptopOfficial
#sunsquad
https://www.facebook.com/Slaptop
http://instagram.com/slaptopmusic
slaptop “sunrise” on hype machine

http://ensemblerecords.us/
http://www.twitter.com/ensembleus

For more on Slaptop, please reach out to:
Inge Colsen – [email protected]
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