Marky Star’s remix of Flow “Try It” is now available in digital format at your favorite online music retailer. Beat Code is a sister label of classic UK Tech-House imprint, Low Pressings (you might remember some stellar Peace Division releases!).

This time Marky delivers a tracky interpretation of this original which slowly morphs from housey banger into an ethereal dreamscape.

LISTEN TO Flow “Try It (Marky Star’s Tokyo Love Remixxx)” HERE!!!

BUY Flow “Try It (Marky Star’s Tokyo Love Remixxx)” HERE!!!

Adam’s DJ set from the Back Seat Buzz party in NY this summer is available for download. Check out this set where he plays mostly original unreleased material typical of his recent style.

If you are in NY, Brooklyn, or just passing through you will want to check out this little gem of an outdoor party happening each Saturday. Free to get in and free BBQ provided by the DJ’s. That’s a party!

Check out their Jet-Lag Facebook page where you can see the lineups and schedules that they plan on continuing through the fall.

Party photos here!

Rock Star Bar/ 351 Kent Avenue, S. 5th, Williamsburg, Brooklyn

Well Adam Collins tour in South America was a success and plans are already in the works to return in October. New additions would include Colombia, Bogota, Chile and Bolivia.

One the heals of a successful trip, the Boston studio has been fired up again (when the heat is not too bad) and original recordings have been finished!

With WordPress and Soundcloud linking up together, Euphoria Records will be posting new releases and DJ mixes online to keep you up to date.  So check out the newest track by Adam Collins and Chris Clepper called Wall of Sound.

What’s up, yo!
Marky Star here from OMNI A.M., just making a quick update to let you know that……

Next week on Saturday (June 20th) I’m DJing at OATH.
It’s my first time playing at this venue, but it looks like it’s going to be a good time!
This time it’s HOUSE and TECH-HOUSE.
This is a FREE PARTY. Let me repeat, this party is FREEEEEE!!!!!

Save your money for drinks and dance all night to deep and dark tech-house beats!

お疲れ様です！
OMNI A.M.のMARKY STARですけど！

来週の土曜日にOATHでDJします。この場所は初めて

 なんですけれども、すごく楽しいはずです。今回はハウスとテックハウス。
このパーティーは無料です！もう一同言わせてください、ムリョウです！ｗｗ

観覧料は無しで、飲み物イッパイ買えますよね！
皆で朝まで踊りましょう！！！

Links: 

OATHのHP

FB GROUP

First Euphoria Vinyl!

Euphoria releases are still available around the globe. Most all early releases were in vinyl format and can easily be found on line. If you are looking for some rare Omni A.M., Mark Ambrose, Terry Francis you will want to check out Discogs and Gemm!

Euphoria is also in the process of making label compilations which will be available on Beatport through out the summer. But in the meantime if you are searching for the originals (or maybe even a pre-release white label) be sure to check out the links above!

Excellent art work and solvable maze by Jack Dove

The Opening of Mint has been moved to July 9TH due to reasons beyond our control. The show will happen but must be postponed for 2 more weeks. I’m still very excited to play, so see you soon! Flyer will be updated. ~Adam
Euphoria is excited to announce Adam Collins is headed back to Lima, Peru to open up the new Mint Club in Larco Mar on the 9TH of July. There is also talk of adding some dates in Bogota and La Paz! This is going to be a really exciting event! So if you are in South America let the Euphoria crew know!

Mint Club: Ave. Larco 680 Miraflores – Mint_Club@live.com

In 2005 Adam Collins did a radio promotional mix for his South America tour. This mix was promoted in Ecuador, performed live on the radio and now available to you. Ass Whip Its is a rare peak into this full vinyl mix.

Over the past few months Omni A.M. has been devising a way to bring new and old fans Euphoria 2.0; a way to interact with Omni A.M., the Euphoria artists and a direct connection to creativity in and out of the studio. The result is Euphoria Podcast 01 which gives a first hand account into origins of Omni A.M. and Euphoria Records. Recorded via Skype between Adam Collins and Marky Star, this podcast will be the first in a series aimed to reconnect with fans, release new material, interview the original Euphoria crew and add personal touch to the minds behind the music. 

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Marky Star is back in action Euphoria style with a hot new DJ mix! Listen close as Marky gives us a peak into the underground sounds of Tokyo’s night life. If you find yourself in Shibuya be sure to catch his party Glow Up (Japanese Mixi Link) where you can hear him and other like minded locals represent cutting edge music thats both edgy and sexy.

This is what Marky had to say about this very Euphoria, very unique set…

“This is a mix I did to promote a small bi-monthly I play here in Tokyo called Glow Up.  This set is basically what I played at the second event.  It wasn’t intentional at the time, maybe it was subconscious,  but there is a story in there – quite a personal one at that, but I think a lot of people can relate to it at some point (or points) in their life.  It starts with the end of a serious relationship, it’s angry and defensive and isolated.  Next is going out, going crazy, and escapism thru whatever, booze, reckless sex and being bad in general.   From here the mood lightens up and there’s a lot of ear candy, finally some kind of equilibrium has been reached and  you get comfortable with yourself – love music for music’s sake – objectivity.  Meet new people, flirt, make progress.  In the end the mood is really high, positive – like the excitement after hanging out with someone you like.  In the end, could it be love?

I dunno.  Sounds a little hokey when I think about it too much.  But, if you hear it too, then maybe we’re both crazy.  Anyways, enjoy it by yourself or enjoy it with a friend.  And remember, always cover your mouth when you cough.”

Peace

Marky Star

Tokyo, End of Summer 2008

Download DJ Set Here

Euphoria Records launched in the late 90’s in Chicago by producers Adam Collins and Marky Star as an alternative to what they saw as a stagnating house scene centered around filtered disco loops. Omni A.M. has kicked against the strict conventions in the rigid Chicago House scene of what ‘is or isn’t House.’ With musical tastes ranging from rock to reggae, ambient to house and borrowing heavily from dub and techno, Adam and Marky’s first releases drew heavily from Chicago’s early days of moody Acid House and the newly emerging House sounds from South London and San Francisco.

With early records like “Seducing Reality” and “Keep Doing That“/”Can We Get“; dark and chugging psychedelic House that is both hard and deep, Omni A.M. quickly achieved cult status, finding their way into the crates of such influential DJ’s as Derrick Carter, Mr. C, “Evil” Eddie Richards, and Terry Francis while “Beat Dis,” a breaky analog salute to dance culture, even landed on Tyrant DJ’s Lee Burridge & Craig Richards’ prestigious mix compilation for Fabric. This as well as collaborations with a veritable “Who’s Who of House,” including hip-house legend Tyree Cooper and early UK tech-house don Mark Ambrose, have helped earn Omni A.M. recognition on both sides of the Atlantic as the first U.S. innovators of what is now called “Tech-House”.