Irish techno producer, Kerrie, returns to Tresor Records on the 24th of
October 2025 with her second EP for the label. Entitled Echoes Of The
Live Wire, this collection captures the beauty and essence of live
performance; a moment in time never to be repeated.
This fi xing of time is also given a di ff erent meaning as the EP explores
the ways in which intense moments in our lives, both joyful and painful,
are crystallised into memory, both beautiful and haunting, lingering
long after they've passed.
Layered meanings are employed throughout as Kerrie explores this
idea: Live Wire draws connections between circuit boards and the
human nervous system, whilst also toying with multiple meanings of the
word “live”.
Echoes Of channels classic Detroit techno in fl uences, resonating with
the distant hum of memories that refuse to fade, while Moment To
Memory is a beatless, fl oating piece which slowly builds to an ecstatic
crescendo.
Digital bonus tracks Recircuit and Reclaim add further depth to the core
metaphor: the former a driving, minimal yet building techno work-out,
and the latter a cathartic and emotionally open track that delivers
intensity with vulnerability.
Echoes Of The Live Wire re fl ects on memory as a complex, dual-sided
force where joy and pain coexist with equal weight. Her creative process
becomes a form of meditation and emotional processing, using
machines to process, re fl ect, and let go. The result is a body of work
that loops back on itself, telling a story of fl eeting moments and their
lasting emotional imprints.
Irish techno producer, Kerrie, returns to Tresor Records on the 24th of
October 2025 with her second EP for the label. Entitled Echoes Of The
Live Wire, this collection captures the beauty and essence of live
performance; a moment in time never to be repeated.
This fi xing of time is also given a di ff erent meaning as the EP explores
the ways in which intense moments in our lives, both joyful and painful,
are crystallised into memory, both beautiful and haunting, lingering
long after they've passed.
Layered meanings are employed throughout as Kerrie explores this
idea: Live Wire draws connections between circuit boards and the
human nervous system, whilst also toying with multiple meanings of the
word “live”.
Echoes Of channels classic Detroit techno in fl uences, resonating with
the distant hum of memories that refuse to fade, while Moment To
Memory is a beatless, fl oating piece which slowly builds to an ecstatic
crescendo.
Digital bonus tracks Recircuit and Reclaim add further depth to the core
metaphor: the former a driving, minimal yet building techno work-out,
and the latter a cathartic and emotionally open track that delivers
intensity with vulnerability.
Echoes Of The Live Wire re fl ects on memory as a complex, dual-sided
force where joy and pain coexist with equal weight. Her creative process
becomes a form of meditation and emotional processing, using
machines to process, re fl ect, and let go. The result is a body of work
that loops back on itself, telling a story of fl eeting moments and their
lasting emotional imprints.