Proton Music(Los Angeles, Calfornia, United States) protonradio.com
Proton Music was founded in April of 2005 by Proton Radio director and Particles host Jason Wohlstadter (aka Jay Epoch). The inspiration for the label came from it's first release, "Fingerpaint" by Digital Witchcraft, which at the time was having trouble finding a home.
The label aims to capture the variety of genres played on Proton Radio while keeping true to Jay Epoch's musical taste: atmospheric and melodic electronica. Visit ProtonRadio.com for the official Proton Music website with detailed information on all our releases and extended previews of all our tracks.
Proton Music releases biweekly on Beatport, iTunes, and other digital retailers.
Limbo - The Day When The Sun Started To Split In Half (Proton Music) [PROTON0073]
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Release Date: Nov 29th, 2008
» Techno / Minimal
01. The Day When The Sun Started To Split In Half (Original Mix)
02. The Day When The Sun Started to Split in Half (Djinxx Vision)
03. Day When The Sun Started to Split in Half (Russian Linesman Remix)
04. The Day When The Sun Dubbed (Original Mix)
Views: 860
DJinxx has left the building. Mezzotino label manager & recent Bedrock artist DJinxx (France) has decided to retire, his last remix to appear will be this one-- "The Day When the Sun Started to Split in Half" by Canadian techno artist Limbo.
Taken from Limbo's debut album, "First Person, the new single also features a remix from fellow Tide Pool artist Russian Linesman, who recently did a remix for Global Underground and Ryan Davis.
Limbo's new single is out now exclusively at Beatport.
DJ Reactions:
Marc Mitchell - Souls on Board (Dec 07, 2008)
Limbo - The Day When The Sun Started To Split In Half (Nov 29, 2008)
Umek - Center of Gravity (Nov 26, 2008)
Moonbeam - Nature (Nov 22, 2008)
Jimmy Van M - My Eyes (Oct 31, 2008)
Various Artists - Fall Particles 2008 (Full Length Album) (Oct 24, 2008)
Paronator - Oceanic (Oct 10, 2008)
Artego - Superjuz (featuring remix by Emjae, Max Cagliero, Klever, Poshout) (Oct 08, 2008)
