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Alisha drops two grooving club tracks on 'What To Do' EP

  • October 6, 2020
  • Jeremy Lin
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The UK-based DJ and producer Alisha turns in two Dancefloor-ready tracks on WYLD. With releases on some of the industry's biggest labels including a recent chart topping release on Kaluki Music entitled "Infectious". The EP entitled What To Do features the title track on the a-side and "Come With Me" on the b-side.

Kicking off the EP is the title track "What To Do". This up-tempo club tool kicks the release off with a bang, the 128 bpm tech house track features a rolling baseline, acid cuts, and an eerie vocal chop. The lead track on Alisha's EP displays her undeniable ability to produce an absolute banger of a club track that is destined to get some playtime on the dancefloors.
 
Closing out the EP is "Come With Me". Much like on the lead track of the release, Alisha utilizes a rolling bass intertwined with some hypnotic vocals and industrial sounding synths. The b-side track closes out the release with a different approach than its predecessor while still maintaining all the aspects of a proper club tool.
 
No stranger to the dance music scene, Alisha has received support from the industry's biggest names. The Peterborough native has made the most out of 2020 by continuing a string of releases on the year. Following very successful release on Kaluki Music, she adds What To Do to the resume that is destined to climb the charts.
 
Buy What To Do on Beatport
 
Connect with Alisha:  Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | SoundCloud | Spotify
 
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Jeremy Lin

Chicago native, house and techno enthusiast. Jeremyc.lin@outlook.com Ig:@Jeremy___lin

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