Crewcutz Returns to Factory 93 Records with Brand New EP “Late Night Moves”

 Friday, June 12 - Brazilian producer duo Crewcutz return with their new 'Late Night Moves' EP, an assortment of discerning productions testifying to their astounding range, out now via Factory 93 Records.

Pedro and Felipe, the creative forces behind Crewcutz, are a dynamic duo shaping up to be a highly coveted name in the house music scene. Known for their unique identity, they craft club-ready tracks packed with an elite level of swing and groove.

The EP includes their title track "Late Night Move,” a deep acid roller primed to send dancefloors into an after-hours daze. The high-energy drum arrangements are clean and crisp, forming a rhythmic vessel for layered textures, including lysergic leads, prominent plucks, full-bodied basslines, and subtly vocal loop textures.

This is the duo’s second appearance on Factory 93 Records, following their collaborative

two-tracker 'Terrace Collapse' with Classmatic on the label in 2025. It drew press coverage from international dance music media, earning radio plays from Franky Rizardo, Nicole Moudaber, Jamie Jones, Bushwacka!, and HUTCH.

Crewcutz recently played their debut LA headline show in March and are playing the Solid Grooves showcase at DC-10 Ibiza. In the past, they have performed at Baroque Club, Eden Ibiza, Terraza, Space Miami, Burning Man, and BPM Festival.

“Groovy, trippy, and solid.” - Crewcutz

ABOUT FACTORY 93:

Factory 93 explores the intersection of untethered creativity and bold self-expression, while never taking its finger off the pulse of the underground. When Insomniac broke out its figurative bolt cutters to dismantle the lock on the warehouse scene and return to its roots, it retold the story of its origins in hosting historic parties in the streets of Los Angeles. It also gave birth to a movement where discerning heads are living on the frontlines of celebrating radical ideas through the fusion of immersive live art, cutting-edge technology, and exceptionally curated house and techno. That vision continues to hold the same ground, even as the brand has grown and extends beyond the Downtown Los Angeles warehouse district, where it was originally conceived. Whether it’s at an intimate warehouse space or on a festival dancefloor, Factory 93 manufactures moments that make this culture one we’re proud to call our own. Since launching its own dedicated label arm, the burgeoning imprint has opened its catalog to a head-turning list of established artists and rising talent, such as Alan Fitzpatrick, Victor Ruiz, Eli Brown, BEC, Avision, Josh Butler, Township Rebellion, OC & Verde, Oscar L, and many more.