Rarebit Radio Episode 1 by Lucas Alexander

Busco sonidos auténticos que te hagan sentir, moverte y conectar con los demás. La música es mi lenguaje, y mi mayor satisfacción es ver cómo nos transporta juntos a ese espacio donde sólo importa el ahora. Acompáñame en este viaje sonoro - aquí no hay pretensiones, sólo ritmos que nos hacen vibrar. 🫰🤙

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Lucas Alexander is no ordinary artist. With a mixture of heritage from Wales to Jamaica, the fusion of his upbringing is far from short in his music.

Cutting his teeth early on House & Garage he would travel for hours from his hometown in Cardiff with his record bag in tow to play gigs in Manchester and further. 

Over the last ten years he has honed his craft becoming a regular in the Welsh dance music scene playing alongside every heavyweight under the sun. A graduate of the university of UKG, Lucas Alexander’s perfected a new sound merging Minimal, Garage and Tech House, with his glitched-out, playful 4:4 tracks making their way into the sets of Tristan Da Cunha & Brawther aka Dungeon Meat, Enzo Siragusa, Truly Madly, Appetite's Elliot Schooling & Liam Palmer, Fish56Octagon, Danny Howard, Jamie Jones, Sarah Story, Silva Bumpa, Richy Ahmed, and many more. 

Born and raised in Cardiff, the Jamaican-Welsh artist’s early years were influenced by dubstep, Jungle and UKG. That playfulness shines through his expert productions, which are full of sampled British chit-chat and unexpected yet perfectly-timed cracked-up beats. 

With releases on his own imprint Rarebit records as well Seven Dials, Four Thirty Two, HE.SHE.THEY, a collab with DJ Deeon on Nervous Records, and a remix of Todd Edwards on Defected Records among others, Lucas is on a mission to put Wales on the map and firmly stake his claim of the Dance Music scene.

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Andrew Beal without the 'e' or better known as No-e, is taking the house scene by storm, rapidly building a reputation for making an irresistible concoction of house cuts dripping with disco elements.
Although No-e may seem to have appeared out of nowhere, his story is one steeped in nostalgia. Falling in love with the UK garage music scene back in the early noughties, early memories of driving from his homeland Wales to London on a regular basis to play on pirate radio stations.
These formative years were the perfect foundation for No-e to take up production which had led to him arriving where he is today. Since locking himself away in the studio No-e has crafted a house sound oozing in attitude, nostalgia with releases on Midnight City's All Night Long Records, a mammoth EP on Jamie Jones Hot Creations and repeat releases on dance music legend Shadow Child's Food Music, who has been influential in shaping No-e's inimitable fusion of Hip-Hop and UK Garage in his straight up cold as ice house cuts which have resulted in No-e regularly charting in the Beatport Top 10.
This has seen regular support from major radio stations BBC Radio 1 and Kiss FM DJs Danny Howard, Sarah Story and Ben Malone and support from artists across the dance music spectrum including Arielle Free, Monki, Claptone, CID, Judge Jules, Michael Bibi, Noizu and Dombresky. Plus regular press attention from the likes of Data Transmission, Music is 4 Lovers and Techno Bible
it is easy to see why there is a buzz around No-e and given his already impressive resume in underground dance music, we're certain he is only just getting warmed up!