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17 de jul. de 2020 · When Delroy Edwards announced his debut full-length album, Hangin’ at the Beach, one would have expected the LP to match the dark techno sound of his early singles, cementing him as a rising underground house lord.What he released instead, however, was far more peculiar: a 30-track collection of genre-less, one-minute no-fi portraits.
Brandon Avery Perlman, known professionally as Delroy Edwards, is an American electronic musician, record producer and DJ based in Los Angeles. According to AllMusic's Paul Simpson, he produces "gritty, lo-fi house tracks in addition to trippy, abstract mixtapes". Edwards is the son of actor Ron Perlman. He is the owner of the record label, L.A. Club Resource, and runs the underground hip hop ...
23 de ago. de 2016 · Delroy Edwards, the electronic artist born Brandon Perlman, is likely never leaving Cali. It’s a huge part of everything he creates: his own music, the records he releases through his label L.A ...
29 de may. de 2018 · Aftershock by Delroy Edwards, released 29 May 2018 1. Killer Charlie 2. Defcon 5 3. MMT8 Jam 4. Swingin The Bitch 5. Crazy House 3 6. The Eclypse 7. Barefoot In The Park 8. On My Mind 9. Oh Yeah! 10. Beats 11. The Seventh Veil 12. Fright Night 13. Runnin 14. Aftershock
28 de nov. de 2014 · Delroy Edwards knew he’d never play a glitzy Hollywood nightclub again. In April, the 24 - year -old producer was DJ’ing at Avalon, one of the city’s premier EDM clubs.
Delroy Edwards (1959 – 12 November 2005) was a Jamaican refugee who, after being refused political asylum in the United Kingdom, was killed by Yardie gang members a few days after his deportation to Jamaica. The refusal to grant him asylum and the later deportation were publicly criticised, and called into question some of the immigration policies of the Home Office and the Immigration ...
Mr. Edwards, who has been in jail since March 1988, still faces a state murder charge in a homicide in 1987. Delroy (Uzi) Edwards, described as the leader of one of Brooklyn's largest and most violent drug rings, who has been sentenced to seven consecutive life terms. Crack's destructive sprint across America. The New York Times.
