Solo Tamas and Eli Brown are two new, fast rising talents who have been snapped up by the ever on point Moon Harbour for a fantastic two track EP that really establishes their sound. 

Solo Tamas is a DJ, vocalist and producer with ties to Elrow, Sola and Repopulate Mars and in just over a year has quickly started turning heads with his characterful sounds and DJ style. Here he links with the UK’s Eli Brown, another new school artist very much in the ascendancy thanks to big tunes on Relief and Toolroom and high-profile gigs at places like fabric. Their unique enthusiasm and energy shines through in the two off kilter tunes they serve up here. 

First up is the fresh and popping ‘Lucky’, which has girding bass dipping down low and sweeping you up off your feet. Clever filters and FX bring edginess, as does a well-treated vocal and unhinged synth line. It’s colourful and quirky house music designed squarely for the floor and is sure to get huge results. 

Then comes the big ‘Call Me When’, a driving and unrelenting track with elastic drums and stark hits all making you move. More taught vocals and subtle melodic elements are stitched in to make this a peak time, high impact track that never lets energy levels dip. 

These are expertly designed dancing tunes from two of the best young names in the game.

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Solo Tamas, Eli Brown - Lucky

Prok | Fitch - My Move (solid Grooves)

Next up on NoExcuse Limited is the young Bristolian Marco Strous with his 'Break Dance' EP. With recent releases on Solid Grooves Raw, SK Recordings, Be One Limited and more, he puts his stamp on our release catalogue with a great EP.

'Break Dance' opens the release with robust, underground flavours. Loaded to the ceiling with rhythm, groove and attitude; the track features some of Marco's signature vocal hooking with creative and playful sampling throughout. His intelligent use of FX and ability to create an atmosphere shine through on this one!

'Damn' is more of an uptempo mover, again heavily prominent is Marco's trademark vocal creativity. Boasting punchy drums, swaying percussion and a heavyweight bassline, the track has the full package.

NoExcuse Limited proudly presents two tracks from one of the UK's hottest young prospects, Marco Strous' Break Dance EP.

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Marco Strous - Break Dance (Original Mix)

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Since spending time together in the studio, pioneering house producer Todd Terry and established duo Leftwing:Kody gear up for a punchy collaboration in the form of the Just Getting Warm EP set to release on Solardo’s Sola label.

Combining Todd Terry’s old school influence and sheer production wizardry along with Leftwing:Kody’s masterful craft and signature sound,  lead track Just Getting Warm is a smooth blend of rumbling basslines and piping synth breakdowns. Meanwhile, Never Forget accelerates into a grooving medley of fierce drums and diva vocals set to channel good vibes across the dancefloor. 

Needing little introduction, Todd Terry is one of the world’s most celebrated figures in dance music with almost two decades of dance floor domination under his belt. Known for producing underground smashes and chart hits, Todd Terry simultaneously became a club cool DJ and commercially accessible artist. Releasing on the likes of Strictly Rhythm, Toolroom, CR2 as well as more recent releases on his own imprints InHouse and vinyl only label Freeze Records, Todd Terry continues to be a hugely prominent name on the scene. 

Meanwhile Leftwing:Kody made their stamp back in 2012, with their debut EP bringing them immediate recognition and amplifying them as remarkable producers amongst their peers. Having received notable backing from the likes of Carl Cox, Jamie Jones, Maya Jane Coles and Loco Dice to name a few, the pair went on to launch their Lost Records label. Releasing on their own label as well as Solid Grooves, Kaluki, Toolroom, Desolat and more recently Truesoul earlier this year, it’s clear Leftwing:Kody show no signs of stopping as they continue to rise above the ranks.

Just Getting Warm EP

Todd Terry & Leftwing : Kody - Just Getting Warm

Missy Elliott - I'm Really Hot (Alessandro Diruggiero, Enrico Bellan, Rone White EDIT)

Jack´s Riddim (Original Mix) [Buy at Bandcamp]

Matt Tolfrey drops the second single from his ‘Word Of Mouth’ EP this May, via his Leftroom imprint, opting for the infectious groove of ‘Encarta’ and pulling in Marco Bernardi and DJ Sprinkles on remix duties.

Matt Tolfrey’s, Leftroom, imprint has gone from strength to strength over the past seven years, and his debut full length ‘Word Of Mouth’ earned critical acclaim amongst peers and press alike. Here Leftroom offers up another stellar addition to the catalogue, further showcasing Tolfrey’s undeniably on point A&R skills by pulling in sought after artists DJ Sprinkles and Marco Bernardi to present yet another refreshing release from the label.

The original version of ‘Encarta’ kicks things off here, its cosseting Rhodes melodies, whispering vocal licks, gritty shuffling snares and sheer elegance draw you in, and further display Tolfrey’s experience in the industry with its classic meets contemporary vibe.

Clone, Planet E and Futureboogie artist Marco Bernardi steps up first to rework ‘Encarta’, putting a slightly more driving spin on the original number with insistent arp lines, crunchy distorted drums and raw saw wave bass tones thrown into the mix. Bernardi displays his more than capable production skills through evolving melodies and subtle nuances, resulting in an up-tempo, tasteful interpretation. Last up to close the release is the forever on-point DJ Sprinkles, stamping his signature emotive, ethereal touches on the original. Sprinkles, as he often does, goes to full lengths with an eleven minute mix, meandering through an amalgamation of synth and drum variations with a genuine song structure, as expected it’s an intelligent, forward thinking rework.

Matt Tolfey’s ‘Encarta’ is out on Leftroom 15th May (Vinyl) and 29th May (Digital).


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