Wolf + Lamb introduce the world to the female branch of their creative tree of artists with Deniz Kurtel’s inspired ‘Whisper’ EP. Every once in a while an artist comes along that casually dees a medium and seems to effortlessly innovate with every project. Deniz Kurtel is one such artist.  In little over a year, Deniz has begun to dazzlingly innovate with her own forward-thinking and esoteric take on deep, sultry house and techno. The Whisper EP follows up a remix for No Regular Play on Wolf + Lamb and preempts a debut artist album on Crosstown Rebels scheduled for release in early 2010. These three majestic cuts are sincere and feminine, fusing soft echoes into colourful and soothing atmospheres. The daughter of mining magnates turned championship racehorse breeders in Turkey, Deniz developed a deep love and connection to the sentiments of electronic music during her studies in the USA. Growing up with constant exposure to art from her mother, an inuential art initiator in Turkey, and years of intensive classical piano training left her with a professional work ethic and a passion for art. An accomplished interactive sculptor, she quickly made a name for herself in the experimental art scene combining the use of sophisticated computerized LED arrays and mirrors. Her work has been the centerpiece of countless Wolf + Lamb parties in Brooklyn, and has appeared in various art festivals and exhibitions such as Burningman, Communikey, Horizons, Love’s Secret Domain, and Rabbit Hole. Discovering the Wolf + Lamb parties at the now famous Marcy Hotel in Williamsburg in 2005, Deniz became an integral part of the duo’s life, parties, label and musical journey. Inspired by the label’s distinctly avant garde take on underground house and techno, she turned her attention to producing electronic music and the results radiate with magnetism.