(Maxi Single Online Release / 2010 / Deja-Tunes / GER)

Direction: Downbeat, Moody, Contemporary Jazz

With releases like “Gorn EP”, “Brummer EP”, “Sons of florinth – Better Bring Your Blaster” (a collaboration with Jan Kümmel) and remixes for artists such as Thomas Dolby, Salz, Aaron Bingle and Karbunck Lottinger, Threshold Project became known to deliver tracks sure to move every crowd and fill the dancefloor. 

The “7.000” video was repeatedly aired on German music television station VIVA (Berlin House, Electronic Beats) and even was awarded 2nd place at a German TV-design contest. Threshold Project's tracks explore the frontier between techno, house and breakbeats and have been rocking  dancefloors all over Europe. This EP has a distinctive minimal-housy flavour, combined with generous amounts of funkiness, deepness and groovy basslines.