After an impressive string of self-released music, Los Angeles artist DJ Burrito Boy is welcomed by NYC label Fortune Signal welcomes for his Doomsday Ravebot EP. Taking sonic inspiration from LA's dusty warehouse parties and 90's rave sounds, the EP includes five dancefloor-ready cuts full of 909 drums, quirky, cut up vocals, and infectious basslines. Tokyo's Guchon, the Sabacan Records boss, comes through with a remix of "RAVEBOT 3000," flipping it into a peak-time driver that rounds off the floor-filling release with flair.
Early supporters of the release include DJ Seinfeld - who highlighted "Hot Pink Stinger Missile" in his March appearance on The Lot Radio - as well as Fatboy Slim, Skream, Alinka, Horse Meat Disco, and NIKS.
"Doomsday Ravebot's thematic inspiration comes from the feeling that we are living at a crossroads in history. In the 90s, rave music was defined by an ecstatic and hopeful embrace of futurism. Decades later, we've had dizzying technological advances but discovered new miseries that they've wrought on us." -DJ Burrito Boy

"Hot Pink Stinger Missile for me. Juicy acid lava!" - Fatboy Slim
"Love the 2nd track" - Skream (Unsound Mind / Skreamizm)
"Ace" - DJ Seinfeld (Young Ethics / Ninja Tune)
"YEEEES faster" - Severino Panzetta (Horse Meat Disco)
"Doomsday, Hot Pink Stinger Missile" - NIKS (BAD)
"Nice tracks" - Alinka (Twirl, Classic, Crosstown Rebels, Batty Bass)