Exit Records: Broadcast

Exit Records is proud to welcome back Jack Stevens aka https://soundcloud.com/workforce_uk to the family, ten years after his previous incarnation SpectraSoul delivered the classic Melodies / Insignia release.

The 'Your Moves EP' will be Workforce's third release overall and the first release to appear on a different label other than his native, Must Make Music outlet.

In a short time Workforce has already carved out a strong identity in the music he is releasing. There are values, details and characteristics that set his work apart from anyone else. This singularity is of course underpinned by a sense of function, a thread that connects all of his work.

On Your Moves EP, we are given six tracks that further the Workforce mission, a confident and assured release from Jack Stevens that will no doubt be held in as high regard from peers and listeners alike.

Lewis James delivers the 2nd in our Broadcast Mix Series.

Tracklist:

Zed Bias & Metrodome - Off it’s head

Africa Hi-tech - Out in the streets

Lewis James - KIT 5000 (astrophonica)

Sun People - Give It Up (Rua Sounds)

dgoHn - Sporks (astrophonica)

TMSV - 2094

Fracture - Soundboy get nervous

Sert One - Tell Me something

Phillip d Kick - Bleach

Tenebre - Low Poly

Mono Poly - Teach You All A Lesson

Sam Binga - All CAP (feat Paul Wall) (Lordel remix)

Jon 1st & Shield - Squids

Moresounds - You Don’t Know

Steve Spacek - Follow Me (Skeptical Remix)

Monty & Alix Perez - Cursive

Lewis James - Periscope

Workforce - Take Your Time

dgoHn - Dolorous dick’ead

Lewis James & dBridge - Acidize

Lewis James - Triangle

Lewis James & LORN - No Team

In the last few years, Lewis James has gone from being an artist on the rise to establishing himself as one of the most exciting act to emerge from electronic music. His debut EP on Exit Records backs this statement up without question. The features on the EP speak for themselves: Lorn, dBridge and Alia Fresco. Aesthetically Lewis James has put together an EP that traverses different shades of electronica whilst not losing a sense of identity, an identity that is truly Lewis James by way of Exit Records.

In the last few years, Lewis James has gone from being an artist on the rise to establishing himself as one of the most exciting act to emerge from electronic music. His debut EP on Exit Records backs this statement up without question. The features on the EP speak for themselves: Lorn, dBridge and Alia Fresco. Aesthetically Lewis James has put together an EP that traverses different shades of electronica whilst not losing a sense of identity, an identity that is truly Lewis James by way of Exit Records.

In the last few years, Lewis James has gone from being an artist on the rise to establishing himself as one of the most exciting act to emerge from electronic music. His debut EP on Exit Records backs this statement up without question. The features on the EP speak for themselves: Lorn, dBridge and Alia Fresco. Aesthetically Lewis James has put together an EP that traverses different shades of electronica whilst not losing a sense of identity, an identity that is truly Lewis James by way of Exit Records.

In the last few years, Lewis James has gone from being an artist on the rise to establishing himself as one of the most exciting act to emerge from electronic music. His debut EP on Exit Records backs this statement up without question. The features on the EP speak for themselves: Lorn, dBridge and Alia Fresco. Aesthetically Lewis James has put together an EP that traverses different shades of electronica whilst not losing a sense of identity, an identity that is truly Lewis James by way of Exit Records.

In the last few years, Lewis James has gone from being an artist on the rise to establishing himself as one of the most exciting act to emerge from electronic music. His debut EP on Exit Records backs this statement up without question. The features on the EP speak for themselves: Lorn, dBridge and Alia Fresco. Aesthetically Lewis James has put together an EP that traverses different shades of electronica whilst not losing a sense of identity, an identity that is truly Lewis James by way of Exit Records.

Steve Spacek provides us with the first Exit Records Broadcast 001. We've uploaded his legendary set recorded at Dimensions Festival 2018. SP:MC graces the mic with a guest appearance from Steve's brother dBridge.