A special delivery on Annie Mac's Friday night BBC Radio 1 show, Copy Paste Soul is back on Exploited with a new track. 

The rise of Copy Paste Soul over the last 3 years has seen the elusive producer garner the support of the electronic music elite having been tipped by Mixmag, Pete Tong, Annie Mac and B.Traits all supporting his soul-quenching sub-heavy rave inspired sound. By incorporating his love of Detroit Techno, Drum & Bass and UK and US garage into a finely honed style, Copy Paste Soul is leading the charge with his left-of-centre broken-house sound. 

Releases such as his Blink, Look At Me, People On The Street and I Wanna Be EPs on the highly respected Exploited in 2013 caused respective storms, and remixes for the likes of Laurent Garnier, Photek, Deadmau5, Kele Okereke, James Wolf, Low Steppa, Alex Barck on Sonar Kollektiv plus an appearance on Audiojacks Gruuv signal that his production nous is respected and sought after by those in the know. Last summer Copy Paste Soul launched his own imprint 2 Swords with more original material by himself plus remixes from Dubspeaka, No Artificial Colours and Man With No Shadow plus an upcoming release on Carl Cox's label Intec. 2 years later after his debut on Exploited we are happy to welcome Copy Paste Soul back on the label with a tune that just completely blew us away the first time we heard it. This track Home has written the word RAVE all over. Happy spinning. 

Artist: Copy Paste Soul 
Release: Home 
Label: Exploited 
Cat: EXPDIGITAL101 
Published by: Exploited Ghetto Music Publishing 

Releasedate Beatport: 27.7.15 
Releasedate I-Tunes: 10.8.15

First Play Annie Mac BBC Radio1: Copy Paste Soul - Home (Snippet)| Exploited

Beats & melodic vibes.
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