Hailed by Data Transmission as some of the freshest sounds to come out of the States in recent years, New York-based duo Eyes Everywhere have been causing quite a stir in 2014 with eclectic releases on Fools Gold and Anabatic Records. Having produced various styles in the past under different aliases, the boys catalogue spans a genre-bending spectrum that has no need of being categorized. Though their tracks "Brocoder, "Cactus Party, and "Poppers" were featured on Perfect Drivers compilations this past June and July, Eyes Everywhere make their official debut on the label with their latest extended player Deeper Love out on October 27th.

The Deeper Love EP starts off with the lush and jackin house vibes of the title track. Deeper Love caresses you with minor piano keys and keeps you dancing with a shuffling beat. An open hi-hat and deep, plucked bassline reign supreme on the next offering Taco Day and though the smooth track may not immediately have you thinking of our tortilla friends, itll certainly make you crave a beach with a warm sunset. On the flipside, Jay Robinson lends his talents to the extended player for a remix of Deeper Love. Keeping the integrity of the original, Robinsons edit swaps the piano leads with a bass that feeds into the tracks club-ready structure. From start to finish, Deeper Love proves Eyes Everywhere is a name youll surely be seeing a lot more of and we think theyre a great fit for Perfect Driver.

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