In advance of the Boysnoize Records posse mobbing Miami Music Week, the label is releasing Miami Noize Vol. 6, a 13 track exposition of BNR's vast musical palate. Label head Alex Ridha AKA Boys Noize kicks things off with a track called "Travis," and acts like Jensen Interceptor, Sinden and D.I.M all bring the heat across the spectrum of upfront and adventurous house and techno.A standout is Djdedjotronic's "Stables," a tune that's one teal blazer away from a Don Johnson closet. It's definitely MMW-ready. "Djedjotronic has been making some of the finest new classic electro tunes," Ridha tells THUMP."But this new track is a bit more house, with Miami sun vibes."Elsewhere on the comp, Escor Krist does not bring anything close to sunny vibes. "He's this super young kid from LA who is into new hardcore-techno-breaks stuff," says Ridha. "We put out his debut EP last year." Escor Krist's "Body Work" is a hard-hitting, but minimally composed tune that bashes a distorted kick under warped samples and is as alarming as it is grooving.The label will be mobbing Gramp's in Miami on March 28 with everyone from A-Trak to Peaches in tow. That'll kick off a seven date #BNR10YR tour throughout Europe. Check the flyer below:
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