Mainline Magic Orchestra Share Debut Album 'Harri Poter'

It's a playful showcase of avant-garde electronica

Drawing from a vibrant palette of spacey electro, breaks, psy-trance, ghetto house, and hard-groove techno, Mainline Magic Orchestra's debut album 'Harri Poter' encapsulates the essence of contemporary club culture in a dynamic record. Esteemed producers such as Berlin's P.Vanillaboy, Australia's Juicy Romance, and Madrid's LVL1 can be seen featuring throughout, adding their own unique stamps on to each collaborative track.

According to the band, "This album features 13 tracks tailored for the dancefloor, serving as a celebration of good vibes and the urge to move. It's a record geared entirely towards energetic, uplifting dance experiences, offering a bright, pulsating atmosphere filled with high BPMs and infectious fun."

Comprised of three DJs, producers and performers - Nile Fee, Daniel 2000, and John Heaven - Mainline Magic Orchestra's sound has roots in early Detroit and Chicago house.

Fast-paced, vibrant and hedonistic, the avant-garde album kicks off with 'Skateboarding Is Not A Crime', a seamless blend of electronic sounds. It sets the tone for the rest of the record, which exudes club energy, almost bursting with neon light.

This is a record made for sweating it all out on the dancefloor.