Since the worldwide explosion of the Harlem Shake by Baauer has taken hold of us all we have been waiting for remix to emerge that brings a bit more punch for the clubs. Dave Silcox has answered this call using the original wind up & build dropping into a huge groove & kickdrum to bring a whole new shake to the dancefloor.

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Baauer - Harlem Shake (Dave Silcox Remix)

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Up-and-coming British producer Dave Silcox is at the forefront of the England's new big room sound. The talented youngster capped a successful 2015 with the release of his 'All Or Nothing' with D.O.D & Little Nikki on Laidback Luke's Mixmash Records then followed up with a remix of Thomas Gold - Colourblind with Matt Nash on Rvealed Recordings. Current releases are a remix of Matt Nash - Nothing Else Matters & 'No Sleep' with Kash Simic due for release on 8th June on MOS Aus/Downright Music

At 25 years old, Silcox already has releases on Revealed, Spinnin', Diffused, and Toolroom under his belt. Drawing on myriad musical influences, Silcox showcases hard energy in electro bangers and a melodic euphoria and anthemic chord progressions in his progressive tunes. "I think my production style, too, is evident in my DJ sets. I have a wide musical taste and I like to keep people on their toes and never quite sure what to expect next." Silcox, who holds a Gatecrasher residency, has performed at Creamfields (UK), Burning Man (USA) will continue to tour throughout Europe before embarking on his debut North America tour in early 2014.

His tracks have been featured on BBC 1 Radio by Pete Tong, Zane Lowe, and Fearne Cotton and supported by Afrojack, Hardwell, Sander van Doorn, Chuckie, Gareth Emery, Thomas Gold, Carnage, and others.