BOOKING (NTWRK / Allo Floride) : 
simon@ntwrkmusic.com

« Les deux nouveaux ambassadeurs de la "slow French" se révèlent ainsi être de prodigieux magiciens, maîtrisant le mécanisme redoutable de la French Touch et le débrayant à bon escient pour atteindre des sommets pop. » Les Inrockuptibles 
Début 2013, EOTY est contacté pour remixer le morceau "It’s too late" de Wild Belle. Le remix rencontre un véritable succès en cumulant plus de 1 million de vues. Il remet ça peu de temps après avec un remix de SOHN qui confirme le talent de producteur des deux amis. 
Puis vient le premier EP en même temps que le premier concert à Cannes à la Villa Schweppes en ouverture de La Femme qui permet au duo de se faire remarquer pour leur complet cravate plus armoiries sellant leur amour de la sape, look de dandys amoureux. 
A partir de ce moment-là, le groupe enchaîne les concerts qui nourrissent leur premier Album éponyme illustré par trois dessins animés qui racontent la vie de l’Employee Of The Year.
En 2016, ils récidivent avec un nouvel album « Woman Army » fruit de collaborations et composé à la suite de la tournée. 
Le dernier concert à l’Olympia est particulièrement bien accueilli en ouverture d’Empire of the sun. 

"The two new ambassadors of "slow touch" are proving to be prodigious magicians, mastering the formidable machinery of the "French Touch" and wisely deconstructing it to achieve pop heights." 
Les Inrockuptibles
In early 2013, EOTY was contacted to remix the song "It's too late" for Wild Belle. The remix was a success, cumulating more than 1 million views online. The band followed up with a second breakthrough shortly after, a Sohn remix which confirmed the talent of the two friends.
Then came their first EP simultaneously with their first concert in Cannes at the Villa Schweppes, opening for "La Femme" and gaining real exposure for the duo.
A succession of live dates followed and contributed to their first album with 3 cartoons about the life of the Employee of the Year 
In 2016, they released their second album “Woman Army” composed at the end of their previous tour with other artist collaboration
EOTY’s last live appearance at the Olympia in Paris received a particularly warm welcome opening for Empire of the Sun.

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Remember when going out used to be fun? Do you prefer dancing to posing? Does your idea of dressing to impress have nothing to do with designer labels and everything to do with finding a gorilla costume in the perfect shade of purple? Bored of identikit ‘edgy’ nights called Fraktion, Elastik, and other ironically misspelled words? Well despair no more because THE HONG KONG PING PONG CLUB is here to restore your faith in the weekends!

During the late 00’s in the farthest flung reaches of the South West a group of friends were brought together by a mutual love of good music. With roots in Funk, Hip Hop, Big Beat and Breaks they had a no holds barred attitude
to their tune selection, playing a multi genre smorgasbord each bringing their own flavour to the mix.

Refusing to be pigeonholed and taking inspiration from nights like ‘The Heavenly Social’ and ‘The Big Beat Boutique’ ‘The Hong Kong Ping Pong Club’ was conceived. They rapidly gained a loyal party loving following at their spiritual home and residency ‘The Watermans’ in Falmouth and were soon playing host to the great and good within the scene.

Thrusting themselves in to the limelight with the infamous ‘Mixtape’ series the next logical step was to take the show on the road and bookings for booths in clubs and stages in fields quickly followed.

They have become a main stay at Shindig Festival, Shambala, Leopallooza and The Great Estate and have recently started to once again promote their own night’s back in Falmouth at The Underland Bar.

They love The Hong Kong Ping Pong Club and if you are inclined to dance like a drunken-hands-in-the-air Viking to bootie shakingly good music you’ll like it too!

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