Like a hot-blooded house party fueled by tasteful top-shelf booze, BradElectro’s debut full-length album “Pinstripe Late Nite” is both boisterous bump and refined funk. The material breathes with live rhythm tracks, moving basslines and hooky arrangements that have developed from years of Brad’s multi-genre music production and Live PA performances. From electro indie-dance chargers like, “Rubberbands” to the midtempo hip-hop reggae bashment of “Missin Ur Lovin,” Pinstripe Late Nite could be stocked in at least 3 or 4 different sections of your favorite record store. DJs don’t fret- while these tunes aren’t necessarily tracky, they’re entirely mix-friendly and match well with similar sounds like Calvin Harris, Cut Copy and Mylo. Like any good funk album, Brad’s entire crew came through and added variety and voice to the effort. Guest artists and remixers include: Homero Espinoza, Gabriel Black, Amit Shoham, Jaswho?, RISBO, Amha Baraka and Ned Clarke. The first single, “Rubberbands,” features the vocals of NYC-based singer/songwriter Marwan Kanafani and is already getting support from DJs such as Rick Preston, Demarkus Lewis, Murray Richardson, Presslaboys, Atnarko, Giom, Sebastian Davidson, Charles Spencer, Oscar G, and many many more.