Young Adults is a label and artists collective from Los Angeles who are making slow and stylish moves worldwide. This smooth and sleazy mix of dreamy disco and halcyon house features a lot of music you've likely never heard before, all mixed to perfection by Lazy Brow and Deep Body. Download this and stick in your car as the soundtrack to your weekend adventures-- you'll arrive at the party dangerously blissed out. The DJ duo will perform with Tomas Barfod and Suzanne Kraft October 19 in Los Angeles at Bootleg Bar.
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