we absolutely love our take on Claude vonstroke Vocal Chord and we hope you do to!!!!!

Vocal Chord (Emkay Unreleased remix)  - Claude VonStroke

552(RITUAL) (Emkay Remix) - Kevin Andrews (Hoxton Whores)

stomping, bleeping, aggressive... one of our earlier underground tracks!!!! enjoy!!!

Peroxide Blonde

This our take on the club classic Todd Terry ''Keep on jumping''. Deep tough with a tight groove, already had great club response. We loved the vocal and always wanted to put our own twist on this magical track and i think we definately done that.

Emkay - Keep on

The track is deep Tech House with a hint of acid thrown in for good measure, its tough yet with a tight ''Groove'' to keep you wanting more.. leave your feedback also there is half pint version which is 6min rather then 9min

One Man & His... (Full Leng

deep, groove, sexy,disco,funk real summer time good time good vibes house music... if a track was sex this is it. please leave your feedback

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Emkay vs Kel Sweeney - Heartbeat (Original Mix)

check it out for yourself it needs to be understood

Misunderstood - Emkay & Louis Latino

'Acid Life' is Deep for sure! Bangin' 808 bassline with melodic, distorted & twisted acid lines throughout all bundled with the usual Emkay Glitchy behaviours & a real solid groove!!


Really Pushes on a big system!! come & join us in our Acid Lives!!

Acid Life

Here is our new track which is a groove filled tech mover and has already had positive feedback through our promo video clips of us in the studio creating this vibe. we would love if you could give us your feedback and your support

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Emkay - Among Us

after both of us visiting muslim countries we had this inspiration and come up with this what we reckon a absolute monster of a track.. not feint hearted.

Tell Me Your Dreams

The story begins in the early Naughties in an independent record store owned by Graham Rawlings, where Umit Batman quickly found himself immersed in a job selling Vinyl with a like-minded soul. The duos love for House is quiet simply what brought them together. After vinyl sales failed to peak the store was forced to close down, but Umit and Grahams relationship with each other and music was yet to climax. Both have DJd and been part of the music scene for the best part of 10 years but Emkay was formed only a year ago, when the south London boys combined their production skills to birth a unique sound that they spend days on end in the studio crafting and perfecting. The group name was derived from their old stage names Misfit and Kartel and eventually MK, became Emkay.

Emkay have remixed for the Hoxton whores on World Sound music, Bassmonkeys & Soulshaker on AudioFreaks; a track that reached number one on the DMC charts over Christmas 2009 (but we dont like to boast about that early achievement too much), Cheri Moon (Which made it to number 2 in the Music Week Charts) Bizzy B ft Kosha and more. Collaborations have included Bizzy B, Kel Sweeney, Louis Latino and Paul Harris (Spanish Fly) who holds pride of place as vocalist on their more commercial Dance Tracks due to be released soon through their album that they are currently hammering away on. Add to this the launch of their underground label 'Grub Records' & The Boys have a lot on their plate! 

The duo have managed to create a bifurcation of sound; one with a zingy commercial edge where they produce hands in the air, dance floor stirring productions with relentless hooks and catchy beats. The other is their deeper underground side, mainly showcased in their remixes and of course their independent underground tracks that they produce.

Their sets drip with a deeply technical style where they use multiple effects machines, software and different forms of hardware. Part of the evolution of todays double acts doing more than just going back to back for a set, Emkay design a well thought out arrangement of sounds throwing loops, Acappella, samples and scratching into the mix creating a show for onlookers and making their live sets dynamic, interesting and consistently different. As they say we feel that music is there to be manipulated and re-generated. 
Amen.