DOWNLOAD "SUMMER'S FALL" SEPTEMBER 2007
Summers Fall 07 Mix.mp3
STIMULUSRESPONSE RECENT VENUES:
November 2005:@ Le Souk________
December 2005:@ Sullivan Room________
January 2006:@ Sullivan Room________
January 2006:@ Sol________
March 2006:@Pacha________
May 2006:@ Love________
June 2006:@ Pacha________
July 2006:@Pacha________
August 2006:@Pacha________
August 2006:@Pacha________
September 2006:@ Pacha________
September 2006:@ Pacha________
October 2006:@ Pacha________
Novmeber 2006:@ Pacha________
Novmeber 2006:@ Pacha________
December 2006:@ Pacha:___ STIMULUSRESPONSE ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY________
January 2007:@ Pacha________
January 2007:@ Rumor_______
February 2007:@ Pacha________
March 2007:@ Pacha________
April 2007:@ Pacha________
May 2007:@ Pacha________
May 2007:@ Asseteria @ The Plumm________
June 2007:@ Pacha________
July 2007:@ Pacha________
August 2007:@ Rebel NYC________
August 2007:@ Pacha________September 2007:@ Pacha
October Chart:
My Great Mystery – Eman, Lord G (Liberate)
Paul’s Late Night Pain - Sean Cormac (CDR)
Here In Spirit – Fama, Alan T, Tribalishious (KULT)
House Music – DJ Tomer (Lajja Cotton)
Is It Beats – Andre Harris (Innate Soul)
Livin Da Phunk – Albert Maris, Andy Spinelli (Peanut Musik)
Home Back – Deep’n Soull (Dasound)
Chain Reaction – Kevin Yost (I Records)
Still Dark – Sean Cormac (CDR)
(Cormac’s Low End Conspiracy)
Say What – Soul Conspiracy (Rootz)
Drum Nation – Lulu, Midnight Society (Sound Groove)
(Cormac’s High On The Mount Re-Work) (CDR)
Summer Thang – Sean Biddle (Red Session)
Brokeback - Jerome Sydenham & Willie Graff (Ibadan)
(Cormac’s Beats For You Edit) (CDR)
About
SEAN CORMAC & JOHN CACCIATORE
THE URBAN RELIEF PROJECT:
Having spent much of their youth growing up on legendary venues such as The World, Red Zone, Mars, Limelight and The Tunnel, Sean & John were exposed to a variety of music and atmospheres that would come to set a precedent for excellence and excitement in nightlife. These early experiences would prove to be the foundation for what there events would come to be. While their musical styles continue to grow and evolve; the underlying theme is always to provide an environment that is boundary-pushing, exciting and most importantly; fun.
Known for their RE:FUGE residency at the underground mecca of Le Souk in the heart of New York's Alphabet City,
The Urban Relief Project consistently and flawlessly set the tone with their unique
funk-fueled, percussive house sound. Now residents at StimulusResponse (along
with Keith Blackstone and Lola) at New York’s hottest new superclub Pacha, they
have passionately procured their signature blend of chunky, jazz-infected, tribal
house. Their sound can be traced to their years of musical influence growing up in and around the New York house music scene. Sean
and John have proven an uncanny ability to read a dance floor and move the masses
with their versatility and percussive climate control.
Their sound has played throughout night clubs, radio and music festivals across
the US and abroad. Known for their vision and feel for a crowd, Sean and John
are able to understand and play to the likes of today’s most demanding dance floors
while maintaining their primary focus. The Urban Relief Project has proudly played
along side and received both respect and praise from many of today’s music giants
such as Tedd Patterson, Wally Lopez, Louie ' Balo' Guzman, Cevin Fisher, Oscar G, Joeski, John Creamer & Stephane
K & many others. - Stewart Edwin
