Lane 8 Fall Mix Tape
San Francisco-based house producer Lane 8 (real name: Daniel Goldstein) made quite a splash when The Magician played his debut single, “Don’t Want You Back”, in the 23rd installment of the wildly popular Magic Tape series. The follow-up single, titled ‘Dusty’, surpassed all expectations, racking up diverse DJ support from the UK’s Jody Wisternoff and Kidnap Kid to California’s Viceroy and Geisha Twins. From there, a 3-track EP, reworks of Fleetwood Mac and Brandy, and an official remix for Austin-based band Snowden have all solidified Lane 8’s position as a household name in the growing California house scene. When you consider that Lane 8 has accomplished all of the above in less than six months, it’s no wonder countless DJ’s, blogs and music fans are following his every move.
Just in time for his tech-less tour, where he asks that nobody carry their phone on them for the sake of being in the moment, Lane 8 a couple days ago put his newest mix tape for all the house enthusiasts who follow his lead. Putting you in ASOH(A State of House) Lane 8 really tries to take all of his audience on a journey as they float through time and space with nothing but a thumping four on the floor and groovy basslines that bounce around as you match the rhythm with your dance moves for a total of one hour and forty minutes on this mixtape.
Don’t forget that Lane 8 will be here in Arizona on September 24th at Monarch Theater on his Tech-Less tour! If you want tickets can be found right here, and don’t forget to follow Lane 8 on all social media accounts below to stay connected!
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What's up everybody! My name is Eric Alexander, although feel free to call me The Kid Eric, which is my DJ name. I'm a recent college graduate who started with Relentless Beats back in October 2015. My dream is to be a headliner DJ, but if that doesn't happen, then what I'm doing right now is perfectly alright. As long as I got my music and good vibes. My favorite music is anything with a lot of bass in it. Bass house, dubstep, DnB, trap, and whatever else there is out there that I can put my hands on. I think it's easier to just call me a bass head really. That's pretty much there really is to me. After all, I'm just a kid doing what he loves. If you ever see me at a show don't be afraid to grab my attention and say what's up! I absolutely love meeting new people <3
