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Tan leather that’s soft on the touch. The smell of rich mahogany as you run your fingers across the steering wheel, and the way the sunlight reflects off the hood in the most, subtle way. This might be how you’d describe the first time you sat in a 1974 Holden Kingswood, but not Boot Action. The first time they were in a Kingswood was in the back seat, being conceived.

Luke Taylor & Jake Waters have always shared a deep affinity for counter culture and played out their musical internship in the subset of the underground scene, a place called Club Kitchen. The after hours rave represented everything they loved in music; House grooves, jazz throwbacks, 808’s and heartbreaks, and with a backdrop of sweat drenched pots & pans.

Months after, they won a set of headphones in a meat raffle, at that point the boys knew; it was time set about giving Boot Action to the world. 

Throwing a few bootlegs into the blogosphere, and gigging anywhere that would take him, BA hit it’s stride with the release of debut EP ‘Bosun’. The grimy trumpet laden house jam pricked the ears of tastemakers RUFUS, and was eventually signed to Sweat It Out in early 2014. It enjoyed regular plays on triple J, and also mad support from Yolanda Be Cool, Tommy Trash, Tommie Sunshine, Motez, Dom Dolla, Sinden, Beni, KLP, The Aston Shuffle, and Zombie Disco Squad to name a few.

Their follow up single 'Gorgan' debuted at #26 in the Aria Charts with support from AC Slater, Playmode, Golden Features, Danny T, Hey Sam, Go Freek, Mike Metro, Wongo & more. Tocadisco included it in his ‘Tocacabana’ radio show
And Golden Features dropped it in his closing set at Beyond The Valley festival 2014.

Boot Action is well and truly here. The only thing that will stop this gentlemen from turning up at your local watering hole and blowing the roof off is if the Kingswood breaks down, or customs takes his USB’s again … It’s said they were allegedly bomb checked in Sydney and confiscation was a matter of public safety.

Grammy nominated Australian DOM DOLLA is experiencing a meteoric rise, his signature style of house music is connecting with global audiences, and he is recognised as one of the most exciting producers in electronic music.

Dom discovered house music when his Mother handed him a copy of Basement Jaxx’ 2001 album ‘Rooty". In his late teen’s Dom spent weekends hosting pub‑discos & djing at parties whilst working as a graphic‑designer during the week. In 2015 Dom was encouraged to quit his day job to pursue his obsession with music and production.

Dom emerged with a string of critically acclaimed club hits; Define, You, Be Randy, Take It, San Frandisco, Pump The Breaks, Moving Blind and Strangers ft. Mansionair. In 2022 Dom released ‘Miracle Maker’ ft. Clementine Douglas which was named BBC Radio 1’s Hottest Record In The World, propelling Dom into his global break‑out moment with a run of hit singles, Rhyme Dust w/ MK, Eat Your Man w/ Nelly Furtado, Saving Up, girl$, CAVE w/ Tove Lo and Dreamin ft. Daya, which saw Dom’s catalog surpass 1 BILLION streams, receiving a GRAMMY nomination for his remix of ‘New Gold’ by Gorillaz feat. Tame Impala & Bootie Brown, and ARIA award for best ‘Electronic Dance Release’.

Dom’s dedication & craft has been recognised by Rolling Stone named ‘Best New Artist’, GQ’s ‘Solo Artist of the Year’, labeled Billboard Dance’s ‘One To Watch’, awarded Dancing Astronaut’s ‘Artist Of The Year’’ and was celebrated on the cover of DJ Mag.

Connecting club culture to the wider world, on screen and irl through parties, film and video.

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