KENDOLL and Chuck Shadow Collab For Booming Bass House Single, "Down Low"
Kendoll’s been making big waves in the house scene and has received massive support from industry giants such as Insomniac, having already played Beyond
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Kendoll’s been making big waves in the house scene and has received massive support from industry giants such as Insomniac, having already played Beyond
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Nightmare EP is Johnny Jenre’s juggernaut debut featuring 2 peak-intensity speed-house originals, released on Haus of Panda. The recently-formed label is a partner imprint to Brooklyn Fire, an established and successful label owned by Tommie Sunshine. John Gonzalez is the man behind Johnny Jenre. Producing since 2009/2010 and being extremely detailed in the releases he commits himself to, he revels in the overflow of creativity that comes to him in the studio, thus translating the energy into high quality work for the world to hear. Now going all in on Johnny Jenre and sharing the heavy...
NEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- Two underground Con Edison service boxes caught fire overnight Monday, leaving 53 customers in two buildings in Brooklyn without power. The fires on Bedford Avenue in Midwood, which broke out around 2:30 a.m., were among several reported across New York City and which firefighters scrambled to extinguish. Video from the Citizen App showed firefighters putting water on one of the fires, which failed to bring the blaze under control.
The fire was advanced and ended up extending to the third floor, top floor and roof. Officials say firefighters had to leave the building because of the fire conditions. They say firefighters then attacked the fire from outside of the building. Eventually the blaze extended to two adjacent buildings on 222 and 246 Montrose Ave. Two firefighters suffered minor injuries. The fire placed under control late Thursday night. About 200 firefighters and EMS were on the scene. *