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The 2nd instalment on Domino Effect's 'Black Series' comes in the form of Architech's Locked On EP. Constructed to deliver epic dance floor devastation, this release unlocks the power to make people move.

The opening track 'Need In Me' begins the journey into a world of groove and hypnotic bass. Let your inner-self take control and close your eyes. Up next, the Rare Candy Rub, where a darker edge of the dance is unleashed, this utterly epic production winds into a bass frenzy, for those that enjoy the fruits that Domino has to offer this won't fail to please. Marcus Jakes finalises the remix package with his fresh approach to this bomb vocal. With a beautifully crafted organ switch, a reese bass and some tasty strings you'll send the old skool ravers crazy.

Last up to close things off is Architech's 'U & Me'. Very awesome pads warm up the track to a mad bassline thats gonna cause some serious damage to any pair of average speakers. A release full of low frequencies, so give your speakers the space they need! Domino Effect.

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From deep within the Rawsome vaults comes one of the most anticipated releases of the Summer with 'People Talk' from Merseyside duo Truth Be Told. Chugging along with massive push and pull rhythms supplied by a rumbling bass line and dirty distorted synths, Truth Be Told cut up a classic vocal line into a trance-like pulse that reveals its full form in an intense verbed out breakdown. Adding a breakbeat over top for some flare 'People Talk' grabs influences from a variety of genres, though most heavily borrowing from techno and house flavours. With a bottom end that will wake the neighbors, Truth Be Told's 'People Talk' looks to make a statement as it rocks its way onto dance floors worldwide this festival season.

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Nestled safely on the South Coast of England, Portsmouth is a place that is more commonly associated with big ships, bad tattoos and funny accents than it is with electronic music, but look a little bit closer and you will see that it is a city with a fast growing house scene, bustling with an abundance of talented DJs and producers. None more so than Soul Divide, a duo consisting of Sam Bylett and Daniel Back and considered by many as the finest pair to come out of the city since Amanda Holden’s cosmetic surgery in 2006.

Although the Soul Divide project only began in 2014, Sam and Daniel bring a combined total of well over thirty years’ worth of DJing experience to the table. After dangerously flirting with hard house in the early 2000s, the boys have spent the last fifteen years honing their skills and perfecting the soulful sound associated with Soul Divide, often described as “the exact opposite of Skrillex” or “heaven’s elevator music”.

Having successfully run events for the past eleven years both at home on the South Coast and further afield in London, Amsterdam and Ibiza, the transition to playing gigs as Soul Divide, in clubs like Ministry of Sound - London, Switch - Southampton, Halo - Bournemouth and The Arch - Brighton, came easier to Sam and Daniel than unwanted male attention comes to an attractive female in a nightclub smoking area. The duo have also appeared at Portsmouth’s Mutiny Festival and Southampton’s Soundclash Festival and do plan on  “playing a gig up north” at some point in their career. Since the Soul Divide project began, they have supported some of the biggest names in electronic music, including Jamie Jones, MK, Roger Sanchez, Patrick Topping, Kerri Chandler, Solardo and Hot Since 82 who described them as “great DJs but probably not as hot as me”.

Not content with just DJing and running parties, Soul Divide are also highly accomplished producers and are currently signed to some of house music’s most respected labels, including Elrow, Undr The Radr, Simma Black, Amplified Records, Freakin 909, Get Twisted, In The Loop, Audio Rehab. To date, their music has received support from some of the industries most influential voices, including Masters At Work, Todd Terry, Danny Howard and Pete Tong, who said “Oh, that’s going right in my basket” after discovering their track Catch the Light for the first time on Beatport. Soul Divide also run their own label, Amplified Records, which they use as a platform to launch their own music, champion the sound of some of the scene’s hottest emerging talents and a handy invite to industry events.

With current residencies at Love Amplified, in Portsmouth and Southampton, and Bump N Hustle, Bournemouth, as well as a number of national and international booking, including the Box at Ministry of Sound this June, 2018 is already shaping up to be a huge year of gigs for Soul Divide. Add that to upcoming releases on Get Twisted, Audio Rehab and Amplified Records and it’s clear to see that Soul Divide will be busier than a Berghain floor mopper this year and beyond.

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