DISCIPLES OF SOUND
Biography
Language: EnglishDisciples Of Sound are defining themselves as one of house music’s most prolific new artists with a unique dirty electronic sound earning acclaim from the djing elite across the globe.
Regular guests in the UK at The End, Ministry Of Sound, Godskitchen, The Gallery, Mission, The Cross and brand new bi-monthly residents at the Honey Club, the industry are hailing them as the next generation, and their progression onto the global circuit has taken them to Europe, USA, and South Africa, with further trips to Asia and Australia planned for the coming months.
Their rocketing profile sees packed houses wherever they play, and their production is already being described as some of the finest cutting edge house to come out of the UK in recent years with support from Lawler, Kleinenberg, Sasha, Cox, Fanciulli, Knight and Cattaneo to name but a few.
They are currently one of the most in demand new remix artists on the scene, and their diverse techy edged sound has seen them remix for the world’s finest electronic music labels that include Bedrock, Toolroom, Harlem, Olmeto, Eye Industries, and Plastic Fantastic – their style giving an added edge to some of the globe’s most influential artists ranging from Dubfire to Bedrock.
The guys have also just launched their new label entitled Mode which will feature all their own original production. The label is also being run in conjunction with their residency at the Honey Club, and each event will feature a 5 hour set from the duo on the first Saturday of every other month.
First up on Mode is ‘Lose Control’ that is already receiving major support from Radio 1. Remixes on the package come from the Trophy Twins, Dave Robertson and Dirty Rhythm Syndicate. This will quickly be followed in early 2008 by “After Dark” and “Hot Flush” that sees remixes from Cedric Gervais, Deepgroove, Jim Rivers, Dave Robertson, Jon Gurd, The Fix and Denney.
The duo has already had success with earlier material. Their excellent ‘Angels Of Harlem’ EP was released on Plastic Fantastic, whilst ‘Good Times’ and ‘The Look’ were released on Whoop. ’Can’t Take No More’ and ‘High’ were snapped up by Red, “Dirty” went to 852 Recordings, and most recently ‘Perfect Motion’ and ‘That Feeling’ have been signed to Cosmonote for 2008 release after Radio 1 and Cool Cuts success.
They are now in the process of signing their latest track ‘Be With You’ to one of the UK’s biggest and most respected labels, whilst a further two new tracks are in the process of being completed ready for release on Mode in the middle of 2008.
