London native Fold, aka Rob Glassett, has built up a small but respectable discography of 12″ releases since he began rolling out solo productions back in 2011. Since then he has alternated between George FitzGerald’s Man Make Music imprint and Electric Minds before adding to the ranks of Will Saul’s celebrated label Aus Music with 2 EP’s, ‘Netflix & Chill’ and ‘Lenny’s Jam’.
 
Beyond his release schedule, Fold has also been a resident at NTS Radio for the past 2 years. Ploughing through the Thursday night party hours of midnight to 2am, Fold never fails to reveal himself as a great tastemaker showcasing his diverse record collection that he began compiling in his early teens.
 
This year, Fold has undoubtedly been making big impressions across the globe, transporting his productions to dancefloors and partygoers alike. Not only did 2016 see Fold make his debut on Boiler Room, he also returned to one of the worlds most infamous festivals Glastonbury, where he played a memorable b2b alongside school friend Joy Orbison.
 
Not confining himself to genre pigeon holing, Fold treads away from any ‘housey’ pre-conceptions, affording his music to be heralded as mature and impressively diverse. These qualities have taken him to some of the most infamous clubs from Panorama Bar in Berlin to Fabric’s famous Room 1.
 
Citing his influences from Drum and Bass, UK Garage, 90s Hip Hop to Post Punk & Dub Techno, where in his sets and productions alike, he succeeds in seamlessly mixing these diverse pallet of sounds.

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