Berettamusic Tells Both Sides of the Story with it's Latest Vinyl Release

DETROIT, MI. (Berettamusic) - In the ever changing and ever evolving techno music scene, Berettamusic has managed to stand out with it's widely appreciated techno and house mixture of a sound. Hailing from Detroit the Berettamusic crew can bring the deep tech house grooves that Detroit is known for and also the grittier classic Detroit influence, depending on the release. From these quality releases, the label has managed to stand out among all other U.S. Techno labels at the moment, constantly churning out better and better music with each release.

This newest EP, by label owner Ryski, "Two Sides to Every Story", is no exception as it firmly holds true to the label's beliefs, straddling the line between techno and house as well as bringing quality music to the table. This release is a 4 tracker and also enlists the help of Philip Braunstein (Superbra/G-Force) for the remix of "Harvard Notion" as he turns up the heat with this smoking Italian-esque, dancefloor burner. On the flip, Ryski shows the housier edge of the EP with, "Kingston Rain", which is a neo-reggae house gem that has been getting spins from people like Bryan Zentz and Adam Jay and is causing quite a stir at the moment. On the B2 is "Falling Stars" which has a harder and more disco influenced sound, that seems to build and flow through the six minutes, leaving you on the edge of your seat, wishing for more.

Ryski who has also done work for Colorecordings (under his real name Ryan Sadorus) contributes nicely to a quality catalog of BerettaMusic releases. This EP will surely appeal to Techno and House buffs alike. Be sure to also check out their website, www.BerettaMusic.com for their ever popular, web remixes on mp3, which are free to download. This release features an exclusive web remix of Ryski's "Falling Stars" by Andy James. There are also audio samples of the release for download as well.