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Eli Escobar and Anna Lunoe paint NYC "Red Hot"

  • January 24, 2014
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The New York born and bred Eli Escobar pays homage to his roots with his latest production "Red Hot". Featuring vocals from dance music's latest leading lady Anna Lunoe, the two deliver listeners a jittering house production. Escobar who is known for his remixes, showcases his production skills on this one, transporting fans to a late night underground NYC party with his pure house sensibility. Slowly leading into the track with Lunoe's sultry voice before building into a quick-hitting synthesized beat, Escobar crafts a production that will surely become an NYC house anthem. Giving a shout out to specific areas of the city, Escobar has positioned himself to be heard everywhere from "Manhattan, The Bronx, Brooklyn, Staten Island, Queens, Long Island" with "Red Hot".

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