San Diego native Burko is here to stay. With the release of his debut EP, Infrared, he’s made it apparent that he’s no run-of-the-mill producer. Infrared brings on a cinematic, “medieval house” listening experience that can’t be paralleled. Having already released with other established record labels (such as Kyle Watson’s Box of Cats), the young producer made the decision to release this body of work independently to maintain the integrity of all tracks being released together. To this point, Infrared has been met with critical acclaim from far and wide. Exciting things are coming for this SoCal producer– including a festival performance at Jackson Tree and multiple collaborations with more talented artists. Listen below to see what we mean!
BURKO UNLEASHES ‘INFRARED’ EP
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