Equitant - Body Vehement (Unreleased Demo 2011) *Free Download!

Equitant - Body Vehement (Unreleased Demo 2011) *Free Download @ soundcloud

Equitant - Live Set @ The Korova (San Antonio Texas 9- 9-14) *Free Download

Equitant - Live Set @ The Korova (San Antonio Texas 9-9-14) *Free Download

01 Equitant - Body Vehement Intro
02 Equitant - Body Vehement (Equitant's V2 Alternate Mix)
03 Equitant - Body Vehement (Canzian Phase 02 Remix)
04 Equitant - Dynamism (Elite! Remix 2) Live Edit
05 Delectro - Mass Destruction (Equitant Remix)
06 Jonathann Cast feat Drey - Hurt Me (Equitant Remix) Live Edit
07 Miss Duckin’ - Answer Answer (Equitant Remix)
08 Yasmin Gate & Equitant - You Know What I Want (Live Edit)
09 Equitant - Korperwarme
10 Equitant - Elemente (Raúl Parra Remix)

OUT NOW @ Space Factory // LIFE FOR DEAD “Walking in the Flesh” EP

Space Factory is proud to present LIFE FOR DEAD “Walking in the Flesh” EP! Including remixes by: Equitant (USA), Jordan Passmore (USA), Antoni Maiovvi (UK) & Space Factory’s own…David Carretta (France). SF43 - release date 01/09/2014 c&p Space Factory 2014. Early support from: Laurent Garnier, Dave Clarke, Terence Fixmer, Christopher Kah, Yan Wagner, Radical G, Yasmin Gate, DJ Der Retronaut, Mondowski, My Favorite Robot, Tsugi Mag, Jerry Bouthier, HIV+, Mr.Magnetik, Glass Figure, ASCII.DISKO / THE LEFT HAND PATH.

Daniel Olarte conceived “Life for Dead” in November 2012 as a New York City resident. Growing up in Bogota, Colombia he was consistently exposed to North American and European pop culture with Hollywood films and B-budget horror films having a particularly strong influence on his formative years. On Sunday evenings it was common to watch ‘70s and ‘80s action and horror classics on local television directed by John Carpenter, George A. Romero, Ridley Scott and Wes Craven among others.

Upon arriving in New York City, Daniel found the architecture of the city reminiscent of the movie sets he saw in his childhood. Olarte found the sets to be provocative in the modern context of Occupy Wall Street and other similar contemporary social movements. As a reaction he decided to explore themes that dealt with social commentary. The closing scene of Lucio Fulci’s “Zombi 2” in which the zombies cross the Brooklyn Bridge and take over Manhattan was one scene that carried strong resonance with his oeuvre. Inspired by “Escape from New York,” “Night of the Living Dead,” “They Live,” “Stuff,” “Serpent and the Rainbow,” and “Videodrome,” to name a few, Olarte began to form “Life for Dead.” His work incorporated his previous electronic disco sound with a touch of cinematic ambiance, raw e.b.m. and techno music as a stylistic choice to deliver his concept.

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Life For Dead @ Space Factory

Photography by: Milena Bacovic / Artwork by: Equitant

Life For Dead “Walking in the Flesh” Review @ Como las Grecas (Spain)

The new project of the Colombian producer and resident in New York of Daniel Olarte aka Fiero, Life For Dead, started two years ago, will release his darker side, more horror disco, comes to imprint run by David Carretta’s Space Factory, an EP consisting of 2 original tracks and 4 remixes, with all the horror, terror and science fiction of the movie screen in music, opening it with ‘ Walking in the Flesh’ with synths and very sinister and mysterious, most film with ‘Devil’, strong and delicious track; and for the remixes, from San Antonio (USA) Equitant producer with 2 remixes for the track ‘Walking in the Flesh’, 2 remixes that which gives a touch more quick and film; track that also includes remixes of a master of horror disco, such as Antoni Maoivvi carrying remix more than 7 minutes, with a touch more electro; and from Seattle with Jordan Passmore with a dark, mysterious and more industrial remix, and the track ‘Devil’, with the remix of David Carretta, which maintain the most mysterious elements and terror of the track and adds a touch closer to the dance floor, great remix.

http://www.comolasgrecas.com/en/life-for-dead-walking-in-the-flesh-space-factory-2014