Smokehouse Records Big Comeback: Hotbox Jams Vol. 1

April 9, 2019 -

Daily Beat Staff

Smokehouse Records has been making noise in the Florida electronic community for some time. Forming in 2017 they have put together some of the largest parties and philanthropies around. In 2019 the label is starting off strong with its HotBox Jams Vol. 1 release.

Featuring up & coming artists Big Feta, Grant Lee, Quinn Reiland, and Doctor Boom, these house jams are perfect for cruisin in the ride or vibin at the night show.

Check out Hotbox Jams Vol 1 Here:

 

 

Follow Grant Lee
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Twitter: @grantleemusic
Instagram: @grantleemusic
SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/grantleemusic

Follow Doctor Boom 
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Twitter: @djdoctorboom 
Instagram: @djdoctorboom
SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/djdoctorboom

Follow Big Feta
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Instagram: @bigfeta
SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/bigfeta

Follow Quinn Reiland
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