Dan Andrei – Careful With That Polyend LP

Dan Andrei – Careful With That Polyend LP

Soon after Dan Andrei released “Vreau sa ma simt bine” in April, he released a new 5 track album titled “Careful With That Polyend” in July.

Get your copy of “Careful With That Polyend” at Bandcamp.

Tracklist:
1. Cam Rasta 08:11
2. Finally 07:37
3. Techmono 08:52
4. Poly Train 11:05
5. Thru 06:26

Dan Andrei is a Romanian DJ and producer, who lives and works in Bucharest. He began his musical career more than 12 years ago, but it is still shrouded in mystery. Dan Andrei is constantly invited to play at some of the most prestigious parties and festivals around the world. His musical productions have a special sound and that particularity for which you like to come back to listen to them, which is why they are loved by a wide audience both on the local and international stage.

As a producer, Dan Andrei uses various aliases, such as Aloe Văru for the remix to the song “Vivaltu” released by Raresh or the remix of the song “Morel” produced by Rainer. Together with Emi, he formed the group The Future Future Sound with which he released ES Pion EP. As Backstage Boys (along with Kozo & Andrei Ciubuc) they released an EP at Pressure Traxx. At Zimbru Records he released two EPs as Sahau (along with Paul Agripa & Kozo), and AK41 (along with Kozo). The album entitled “Parcul Cosmos” released by [a:rpia:r] in 2015, as a double vinyl, often landed on the turntables of many DJs, giving a new dimension to minimal underground music.

Recently we had the rare opportunity to publish two of Dan Andrei‘s productions, exclusively in the feeder sound column.

Comojii (Dan Andrei & Paul Agripa) – Disco 93 [Cuplet]

AK41 (Kozo & Dan Andrei) – Ghetto Update

Join the upcoming episode of feeder sound live with Dan Andrei(dj set) & Serebe (live painting)

Artist: Dan Andrei Efta
Title: Careful With That Polyend
Label: independent
Release date: 15.07.2020
Format: digital
Artwork: Claudiu Stefan
Mastered: Vlad Caia

Words by Cristina Popa (random) & Andrei Racovițan (ubic)