Peruvian DJ/producer Ammo Avenue has apparently been making waves with releases on labels such as Kaluki, Revival New York, and Black Book Records, catching the attention of artists such as Joseph Capriati, Archie Hamilton, The Martinez Brothers and Hot Since 82.
Fresh from his collaboration ‘The Come Up’ with Maxinne on Danny Howard’s Nothing Else Matters, he now adds a label debut to his resume as he lands on Jamie Jones and Lee Foss’ Hot Creations with 'Serial Chiller' - delving into the intricacies of love through three house tracks.
Ammo Avenue: “This EP is about the game of love. It shows the different stages of being connected to someone. ‘Hide And Seek’ talks about that first feeling of attraction, the courtship behind meeting someone and trying to decipher their intentions. ‘Keep Me Waiting’ follows with the counterpart. The duality of caring for a specific situation but not having the right kind of answers. ‘Serial Chiller’, the lead tune, lastly carries the message of finding peace, taking a deep breath and showing up to the next party looking for something funky to happen."
‘Serial Killer’ leads the release with beats, percussion and sonics that escalate with energy. Then comes ‘Hide And Seek’, diving into a deeper groove with chords and vocal snippets for a late-night track. To close, ‘Keep Me Waiting’ delivers another house number with funk-driven synth stabs and energy.
Ammo Avenue ‘Serial Chiller’ is out now on Hot Creations.
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