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What's that, the first official ragtime piano track on Ragtime Records?  Only took us 10 years.

Been following this ridiculously good boogie woogie pianist on Youtube for a few years, reached out and we did a collab.  Hope you dig it.

The Lost Rag

C@ In The H@ & Athur Migliazza - The Lost Rag

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Over lockdown, C@ decided it was time he started learning to properly play piano, regularly tuning into his favourite pianist Arthur Migliazza.  While brushing up on his piano playing techniques one day he reached out, the pair got talking, and a new co-lab soon came about.  

Arthur Migliazza is an award-winning blues and boogie-woogie pianist who began wowing audiences at the age of 13. Arthur is known around the world for his stylistic authenticity and virtuoso technique, as well as being one of the most prominent teachers of the boogie-woogie piano style.

C@ In The H@ socials:
https://soundcloud.com/c-in-the-h
https://www.facebook.com/Dj.Cat.In.The.Hat

Arthur Migliazza socials:
https://www.youtube.com/@thearthurmigliazza
https://www.instagram.com/arthurmigliazza/

Ragtime Records socials:
https://soundcloud.com/ragtime-records
https://www.facebook.com/RagtimeRecords

C@ In The H@ & Arthur Migliazza - The Lost Rag

this took way too long to finally get down. it's good enough LOL

Lone Digger - Caravan Palace

SUNSHINE RAGTIME

English Rag-01

Gentlemans Rag

Louisiana Rag

Homemaker Rag

Mississippi Rag

Cajun Rag

Working Rags

Swing Music for the 21st Century!

For demo submissions, bookings & general chit chat contact Tom, Rich & Chad at: team@ragtime-records.com

Ragtime Records was born in 2012 for a platform for a fusion of all types of swing music with an electronic twist.  Run by Rich (aka C@ In The H@), Tom (Electric Swing Circus), & Chad (Duke Skellington), we focus on bringing you quality vintage & swing music re-mixed and re-imagined for the modern day listener.

We love to showcase all types of genres which incorporate that swing sound;  expect to hear everything from House to DnB, Dubstep to Breaks, Glitch Hop to Garage, Downtempo to Acoustic....

All works are written, performed, produced, mixed and mastered by Tim Ellis
Contact: timellisx@hotmail.com
Tim composes for film and TV and can be heard in all the usual places as a solo artist as well as with his band 'International Freak Machine' plus co-writing and remixing on Julian Lennon's albums 'Everything Changes' and 'Jude'.

-SWING WITH THE BIG BASS SOUND
-For gig enquiries, remixes or general chit chat contact me at: Rich@ragtime-records.com

C@ In The H@ (pronounced: Cat in the Hat), DJ & Producer who creates a fusion of early twentieth century swing and jazz, and chunky twenty-first century beats with bouncy electronic bass.  

Hailing from Birmingham UK with an innovative style called "Swing with the Big Bass Sound", his DJ sets are about mashing it up and having fun, bringing you Electro Swing & Vintage Remix with aspects of Turntablism, DnB, House, Hip Hop, Dubstep & whatever else fits into the melting pot.  

He is also Director at Ragtime Records alongside Tom ESC (Electric Swing Circus) & Duke Skellington (Vaude Villainz).  His releases have seen him getting a number of Spotify editorial playlistings (including a no.1 spot), tracks in the top 10 on Beatport, and his remix of 'Swingin' Together' has been featured on no less than 3 best of Electro Swing compilations. As well as producing music for Ragtime Records, he has also had releases on Freshly Squeezed, Pedigree Cuts, Breakbeat Paradise Recordings, Ton Liebt Klang, & Greenqueen Music.   

Since 2012, his music has secured him gigs at the most exciting UK Festivals including Boomtown, Shambala, Secret Garden Party & Glastonbury; as well as seeing him playing gigs all across Europe, and further afield including UAE & Thailand.

Check out Ragtime Records here: www.ragtime-records.com

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