Folk Song For Cello - Savath & Savalas

Swinging rhythms, heavy bass, no pretense. Bronx-born producer ONE shotta channels garage, bassline, and UK club traditions with a raw, off-kilter edge. His tracks nod to the roots while refusing to sit still—speed garage at the core, drifting into UKG, house, and flashes of jungle.

A deep love for 4x4 disco underpins the project. ONE shotta threads that pulse into every track, fusing disco’s rolling momentum with the grit of UK club sounds. It’s a subtle but vital influence—keeping the swing infectious and the floor in constant motion.

Raised on punk, hardcore, and live band energy before immersing himself in underground club culture, ONE shotta approaches dance music with both reverence and curiosity. Years of digging with close collaborator DJ Manteca sharpened his ear for the histories behind the sound, feeding into a project rooted in sound system tradition but focused firmly on the future.

With a debut release on the horizon, ONE shotta is carving out space in the modern garage resurgence—personal, weighty, and always in motion.

Folk Song For Cello - Savath & Savalas

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