Los Angeles, CA – Friday, October 16 – London-based producer Danny Snowden debuts on Factory 93 Records with his new three-track ‘All I Need’ EP. The project is a deep minimal deep tech equipped with his club-focused functionality.
Shaped by London’s underground, Danny Snowden is a fast-rising British producer distinguished by his blend of deep house, minimal, UK garage, and ’90s house music.
The focus track “All I Need,” comes to life with driving drum rhythms and layered vocal loops, carried by steady basslines, subtle breakbeat builds, shimmering synth details, and textured UKG elements.
It is followed by “Don’t Make Me Wait,” offering a bouncy groove and hypnotic synths that establish a laid-back, club-ready vibe. Crisp hi-hats and subtle vocal textures drive the momentum before seamlessly drifting to a close.
The EP comes to a close with “Timewarp” bringing a late-night, after-hours vibe driven by a stripped-back rhythm, chopped mechanical synths, and robotic vocal fragments, building a futuristic groove.
Danny Snowden has had a healthy output of EPs for reputable house imprints, earning endorsements from Chris Stassy, Enzo Siragusa, Jamie Jones, Marco Carola and Joseph Capriati. His recent track “Distant Star System” earned coveted ‘Track ID’ status from Sarah Story on BBC Radio 1.
He has had high profile shows for Heavy House Society showcases at Shelter Amsterdam and fabric London, Bassjamz at 526 Ibiza, UNLISH at Mint XL, support for Rossi. at Concorde 2 Brighton.
“Really glad to finally get this one out after playing these tracks all through the summer. Each track brings something different – from the stripped-back, peak-time energy of ‘All I Need’, to the feel-good summer vibe of ‘Don’t Make Me Wait’ and the darker, after-hours feel of ‘Timewarp’. They’ve been getting a great reaction in my sets, so I’m excited to finally have them out there.” – Danny Snowden
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