InFiction Releases “When I’m With You” EP

Los Angeles, CA, November 07, 2012 --(PR.com)-- LA based EDM production team InFiction has released their debut EP entitled, “When I’m With You” on The Academy of Fists label. Their latest project, this EP is currently available on Soundcloud at www.soundcloud.com/infiction-dance and Bandcamp at www.infiction.bandcamp.com

“When I’m With You” boasts original dance-infused tracks with heavy baselines and definitely not your typical Electronic music. Focused on maintaining a unique approach to EDM, InFiction delivers a new experimental style of music reflective of their creative sound and diverse art form.

It features the following tracks: "When I’m With You" featuring Aeone, "Mocean," "Welcome" and "Come Closer."

Composed of members Dan Asma and Doran Oppenheimer, the duo is known for creating edgy theatrical remixes and melodies crafted specifically for the dance floor. Their most popular remixes of tracks such as David Bowie’s "Let’s Dance" and The Killers’ "Human" have received industry praise and also been highlighted in various EDM publications.

Both from theatrical backgrounds, InFiction has garnered the attention of LA’s house music scene. Their signature sounds continues to gain momentum as their music becomes familiar staples in the playlist of DJs worldwide.

InFiction

A new era of progressive house has landed in the world of electronic dance music. This experimental mix of theatrical themes, rhythmic beats and other instrumentation are a few things that set Los Angeles based EDM production duo InFiction apart from the rest.

A collaboration between Dan Asma and Doran Oppenheimer, InFiction are tightly focused on creating original electronic dance music influenced by their backgrounds as film editors and producers. They have composed music for films such as Black Swan, Wrath of the Titans, The Darkest Hour, The Mist, Halloween, The Last Exorcism, Superman Returns, Disturbia, and The Thing.

Progressive house enthusiasts, InFiction’s beats are often very minimal but remixes of tracks such as "Let’s Dance" originally by David Bowie and "Human" by The Killers makes for a stylish sound.

The outfit’s huge driving treble sounds, big beats and often trance-style synths have made them regulars in Los Angeles clubland. They have had numerous plays on Paul Oakenfold ‘s Planet Perfecto and they are now looking forward to capturing the ears of an International audience.