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CamelPhat make their debut on Solä with 'Drop It' [Premiere]

  • September 25, 2017
  • Amy Fielding
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Anyone who's kept their eye on the hottest tunes this year will be fully aware that CamelPhat's house track 'Cola' has become an anthem. Making it's debut as Danny Howard's 'Hottest Record', it took over the season by storm and pushed the Liverpool duo even further on their already meteoric rise.

The year may now be edging towards a close but the production of tracks is definitely not slowing down. Bringing the smash Monsters EP to Solardo's Solä, CamelPhat have curated a two track EP encasing the tech house sound that MANT and Franky Rizardo have also brought to the newly born label.

"Monsters" is the lead track, big sounds and big beats made as a mainstay presence for the big room. The B side 'Drop It' in no way sits in the shadow of the opener. Soulful baseline and a catchy vocal hook are combined to create the kind of journey you want to be going on. The two tracks go back to the "Make em Dance" roots – pure, raw tech house cuts. The Monsters EP is out now on Solä.

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London based & the UK Editor at EARMILK. Techno, House, Disco & anything between. Tweet: amyworldpeace

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