Josh Brown - Primo (Country Club Disco)
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Josh Brown follows up recent EPs on Relief and This Ain’t Bristol by joining the ever-growing Golf Clap club, dropping his latest ‘Surge EP’ on their outrageously consistent Country Club Disco label.
Josh Brown might very well be one of the most exciting producers in house music. With previous released on Sweat It Out, This Ain’t Bristol and – most recently – Relief, Josh has fast established himself among the scene’s elite, fusing the foundation of urban bass music with state-of- the-art, dancefloor-focussed productions.
‘Primo’ is gentler, but no less impactful: with richly melodic synths providing a haunting backdrop to muted percussion and a heady bassline.
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•Country Club Disco•
•Photography by Luca Campioni•
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Eton Messy have now fully arrived as some of the most influential tastemakers in the dance world. What started as a YouTube channel has evolved into a label, party series and production outfit that unearths and offers the freshest house, electronica, chill and lounge music to devoted fans everywhere.
Early on the Eton Messy collective were early supporters of breakthrough artists like Blonde, Bondax and Maribou State. Their monthly mixes picked up a huge following around the world and as such demand for them to DJ around the globe became huge. They now do so each weekend and also host their own stages at various key festivals, as well as leading from the from the front with their Eton Messy label which has even lead to multiple takeovers on on BBC Radio 1.
Releases from Jack Bandit, Just Kiddin, The Golden Boy and many more have all helped established it as an essential outlet for the newest sounds, and their new In: Season compilation once again proves they have their finger well and truly on the pulse. Support for Eton Messy comes from not only from fellow Djs and dancers all over the world, but also those in the know such as BBC Radio 1 icons Annie Mac, Pete Tong, Danny Howard and Monki.
If you wish to submit your own track or a copyright infringement please email - or [email protected]
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For booking/events enquiries contact:
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Buy / Stream here: (Link Coming Soon)
Josh Brown follows up recent EPs on Relief and This Ain’t Bristol by joining the ever-growing Golf Clap club, dropping his latest ‘Surge EP’ on their outrageously consistent Country Club Disco label.
Josh Brown might very well be one of the most exciting producers in house music. With previous released on Sweat It Out, This Ain’t Bristol and – most recently – Relief, Josh has fast established himself among the scene’s elite, fusing the foundation of urban bass music with state-of- the-art, dancefloor-focussed productions.
‘Primo’ is gentler, but no less impactful: with richly melodic synths providing a haunting backdrop to muted percussion and a heady bassline.
•Josh Brown•
/
/
•Country Club Disco•
•Photography by Luca Campioni•
•Photo Link•
✖ Facebook ✖ Soundcloud ✖ Twitter ✖SPFYhttp://bit.ly/EMspotify ✖Google+
Eton Messy have now fully arrived as some of the most influential tastemakers in the dance world. What started as a YouTube channel has evolved into a label, party series and production outfit that unearths and offers the freshest house, electronica, chill and lounge music to devoted fans everywhere.
Early on the Eton Messy collective were early supporters of breakthrough artists like Blonde, Bondax and Maribou State. Their monthly mixes picked up a huge following around the world and as such demand for them to DJ around the globe became huge. They now do so each weekend and also host their own stages at various key festivals, as well as leading from the from the front with their Eton Messy label which has even lead to multiple takeovers on on BBC Radio 1.
Releases from Jack Bandit, Just Kiddin, The Golden Boy and many more have all helped established it as an essential outlet for the newest sounds, and their new In: Season compilation once again proves they have their finger well and truly on the pulse. Support for Eton Messy comes from not only from fellow Djs and dancers all over the world, but also those in the know such as BBC Radio 1 icons Annie Mac, Pete Tong, Danny Howard and Monki.
If you wish to submit your own track or a copyright infringement please email - or [email protected]
(All track submissions must be stream links)
For booking/events enquiries contact:
[email protected] / [email protected]
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