Kruse & Nuernberg Let’s
Call It A Day

1. Let’s Call It A Day
2. For My Life feat. Stee Downes
3. Elsewhere feat. Nathalie Claude
4. Music Does The Talking feat. Vincenzo
5. People Like Us
6. Last Chance feat. Stee Downes
7. Interacid (Interlude)
8. Love Can’t Break You Down feat. Stee Downes
9. Float feat. Nathalie Claude
10. Leaves Falling feat. Nathalie Claude
11. White Smoke feat. Miwaki

With releases on labels such as Noir Music, Liebe*Detail, Lazy Days and their own Save Room Recordings, Hamburg duo Kruse & Nuernberg have been on the forefront of the revival of the Deep House scene in the past few years.

As remixers, they were able to put their magic touch to artists like Dennis Ferrer and Groove Armada as well as being remixed by legendary producers such as Tom Middleton and DJ Sneak. They are also part of the successful outfit “Wiretappeur”, who released on John Digweed’s Bedrock label.

Lazy Days Recordings is proud to announce the release of their first Artist Album, Let’s Call It A Day. The pair step outside their boundaries to present us an eclectic journey through their own musical influences such as Indie luminaries Little Dragon, Metronomy and Pheonix. Live pianos and guitars meet their electronic world with finesse through 11 songs, moving through genres and tempos seamlessly in what we think is a Classic dance album in the making.

The album features singer Stee Downes, who collaborated on last year’s #1 from Lovebirds (Want You In My Soul), Nathalie Claude, who featured on Andre Lodemann (Searching) as well as Japanese singer Miwaki. They also co-produced a piece with Florian’s brother, and Deep House legend, Vincenzo (Dessous, Poker Flat).

“Good solid LP of soulful sounds and late night beats to groove to.”
Jimpster—Freerange Records

 

“Hats Off. All the songs and trax would work as single releases but even more important they do work in this long player layout. 5/5”
The Timewriter—Plastic City

—Beatport includes exclusive extended version of Interacid.
—iTunes includes exclusive acoustic version of Love Can’t Break You Down.