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We could spend the next three paragraphs banging on about the monumental impact our first release ‘We Do What We Want’ had, but to be totally honest with you, we are tired of the track now and just want to move on to the raft of equally amazing music we have lined up for release on We Are The Brave.
 
However, in case you were living under a rock this summer, the key facts you should make a note of are as follows: it was the unofficial anthem for ravers from Hideout Festival to Creamfields. Annie Mac went mental for it on Radio 1. We got snapchats from school kids buzzing off the track and tweets from retailers playing it in their shops. It was even heard in KFC! And our soundcloud stream went into virtual meltdown clocking up 315K listens in under three months.
 
So yeah, not much to live up to…  but you know what? We Are The Brave, we do what we want… and we want to get on to release number two! It’s called Friday Night Dancing. It’s by Alan Fitzpatrick. Skream is on the remix. Nuff said!

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Alan Fitzpatrick - Friday Night Dancing

My personal cover mix updated at 130bpm for all my old and new fans, enjoy it

Megamind - Taub (Picotto personal mix)

We Are The Brave front man Alan Fitzpatrick provides the labels next release with a typically incendiary two-tracker. Delving deep into his record collection for inspiration, the result is a brace of distinct, ear-catching cuts that tip a hat to by-gone times in rave culture and have returned big reactions from contemporary crowds all summer. 

The aptly titled “They All Called ‘Em Garys” combines droning hardcore hoovers and power piano with Fitzpatrick’s trademark heavy tech funk. While “Rhino” adopts a slung-back groove of resounding bass and tense pads overlaid with a knockout melody that bubbles away before unleashing its full chord progression through an unashamedly epic breakdown.

Rhino

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Alan Fitzpatrick - Rhino

U (I Got A Feeling)

U (I Got A Feeling) (Eats Everything Reebeef)

Scot Project – U (I Got A Feeling) [Eats Everything Extended Reebeef]

Y-Traxx - Mystery Land (Spektre Remix) (Kraftek)

Ministry of Sound: Hard NRG: The Album, Volume 4

He is renowned for his commanding trance and techno productions, and now Stephen Kirkwood has announced his debut EP release under his Kunky moniker. Come With Me is a captivating listen: 22 minutes of driving techno that is as cerebral as it is emotive.

The title track and opener Come With Me is a bustling, kick-driven techno monster that layers a whispered, sultry female vocal over a base of industrial-strength percussion. Come with me/into this moment, urge the lyrics, before a euphoric build and drop that propels the track to its peak. This is prime dancefloor material, the kind that will fill even the most cavernous of warehouse raves.
Joe Blake delivers an alternative, but no less powerful version, focussing in on the drones and pads for a more direct, dancefloor orientated approach.

Needin' U again employs an imploring vocal sample, but this is an altogether harder, darker track. Moody, atmospheric and driven by wonky, distorted synths, Needin' U lingers in your memory long after the forbidding beats have faded away. 

The record's final track, Oblique, is anything but - this is a direct, thumping closer that flirts with touches of acid and trance to make a resounding closing statement. Kunky's Come With Me EP is an excellent introduction to the versatile talents of this up-and-coming producer.

Scot Project – U (I Got A Feeling) [Eats Everything Extended Reebeef]

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