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INDUSTRY ears are keenly awaiting Eddy Weaver's next hotly-tipped release this summer. Bedrock, signed by Apekwolf, is due for download release.

The elusive and relentless music machine that Eddy has skirted on the periphery of prominence for more than 25 years. Eddy Weaver, the force behind the phenomenon, took to the decks at the tender age of 16 and quickly found himself firmly ensconced on the club land stage by 20.

Four years later he was charged with the daunting task of charming and chilling Passion at the Emporium’s heaving crowd in The White Room, where his weekly set featured alongside Sasha, Todd Terry and Boy George.

And so, Eddy's prolific production of music making began.

Eddy explained: “This was the time for the ‘super club’ DJs to shine. Most of the big names packing out venues had an association with recording.”

With one keen ear on his comrades and the other on the constant praise for his own mixing skills, Eddy accepted the continuing declarations that his turntable talents were by now considered among the upper echelons of the ‘super club’ status. So, with the enthusiasm of an eager audience, he had his own recording studio up and running and turning out “Infectious tunes with strong baselines” by summer.

He was signed by Peerpressure that same year. Eddy was singled-out in music industry magazines with reviewers voting uplifting anthems such as ‘I Got to Love Somebody’ as their tune of the month, and above the lofty heights of Moloko and Jamiroquai in the recommended lists.

Eddy has remained a constant source in the studio, producing a prolific infectious list of tunes, under a range of pseudonyms and varying genres. “That’s part of the fun of it, I love it when someone tips a tune by one of my alter-egos and has no idea it’s me. I don’t mind being known as elusive. It’s about the music that speaks for itself.”

Bedrock will be available to download on Juno Records and Beatport, with an expected release date (to be confirmed) at the end of June.

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