Brooklyn-based DJ Drop the Lime has just dropped a new album unlike any we have heard before. Enter the Night brings to light DTL’s secret obsession with rockability featuring influences by Richie Valens as Richie Hawtin.

“I grew up with parents who constantly played 50’s and 60’s rock n’ roll, blues, old country and soul in the house,” says DTL. “Growing up in the urban active environment of NYC ignited my teenage rebellious ways to drop the guitar and romp with the club hounds and bass vamps, eventually leading me to take the career path as a DJ. It wasn’t until a few years ago that I rediscovered my love for the energy of 50s/60s rock n’ roll and blues to moonlight my club sets with rockability and jump-blues sets and eventually created club edits to mix into my dance DJ gigs.”

The fusion of old rock with new dance becomes a haunting and beautiful midnight ride, influenced by secret after-hours and underground speakeasies, by the ever-changing streets of Manhattan (“Bandit Blues”) and the asinthe-soaked voodoo dens of New Orleans (“Not the Only One”). A beautiful marriage between blues guitar licks and sheer dance music wizardry, Enter the Night is sure to become a trademark in DTL’s career as well as a piece of EDM history.

To get a free sample of this unique album, you can head to AOL Music where they will be hosting a listening party now through Monday, July 9. Log on and listen here. If you like what you hear, you can get the album on iTunes.

You can also catch DTL live as he traverses across the globe with a show that combines dirty dive bar blues and hands-in-the-air club atmosphere that’s wowed audiences from SXSW to the Austrailian festival circuit. To see a full performance schedule, click here.