From his first acclaimed singles "Strawberry" and "Can't Sleep" and his remixes for artists from Britney Spears to Natalia Kills, and Roger Sanchez to the TRON soundtrack, Miami Horror, and PNAU, everything has been leading up to what first evinced his daring diversity.

 

Orchestrated in true Adrian Lux fashion, Damaged delivers on all levels one would expect. On Damaged, the former punk rock guitarist continues to showcase his personal and powerful distillation of dance, house, pop, and indie into one undeniable sound. Lux says, "On the new album I have been working with some really interesting, talented people who inspire me daily.There will be a great bit of organic depth in the music, something I feel is very important to me to be creating that special feeling I love."  With that said, Damaged, features the irresistible, bittersweet vocals of Alva Tång and  the post-punk Cure-like rhythm guitar courtesy of Nico Malmstedt, together these elements glide on ethereal harmonies, heavenly production that drive the song’s infectious hook into one momentous, neat, sexy, sleek package that is destined to pack dance floors around the globe.

 

Adrian says today that he’s very excited for this one, ”I’m moving things in a new direction!!”  These are true words indeed, especially since Lux has now relocated to Los Angeles, setting his sites on playing live on festival stages and in club land through out the US this summer including EDC Las Vegas plus a residency at the premiere Vegas nightclub Surrender. He’ll also be strutting his stuff in NYC, Chicago, SF, Houston and more.  There's nothing quite like experiencing Lux live. He's toured the U.S. supporting Tiësto, and he's garnered support from David Guetta, Avicii, Max Vangeli, Ferry Corsten, and countless others. Once he hits the stage, you can feel why as you'll hear a lot of styles you wouldn’t expect, “I like to get crowds to go crazy by hearing and seeing something they've never experienced."

 

The same can be said for his music. It's unlike anything out there in the electronic dance music scene. "I'm trying to do something new," he concludes. "I'd love for audiences to get something fresh and personal from it. If they have a good time and walk away smiling, I'm happy."

 

Damaged Out Now On Ultra Music/ Release Date:  May 28, 2013 | Available On iTunes HERE

 

Sunday       5/26/2013    Chicago                    EDC Chicago