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Inxec & Matt Tolfrey - Even In Hollywood EP [Culprit]
Inxec and Matt Tolfrey ‘Even In Hollywood’ EP
1. Inxec – ‘Alright’
2. Inxec & Matt Tolfrey – ‘Even In Hollywood’
3. Matt Tolfrey – ‘The Other Side’
Label: Culprit
Tentative release date: December 29, 2009
Cat no: CP004
www.culpr.it

Following their remix of Kenneth James Gibson’s ‘Animals Tonight’ on LA’s Culprit label earlier this year, one of Britain’s most exciting young production teams, Inxec aka Chris Sylvester and Matt Tolfrey, step up for a three track EP on Culprit, which also includes Matt Tolfrey’s debut full solo production, ‘The Other Side’.
Anyone who has been following dance music with any degree of attention over the last few years will need little introduction to Inxec and Matt Tolfrey. They are responsible for one of 2009’s biggest dance floor bombs, "I Just (Can't Take it)", and their releases and remixes have graced labels including Cocoon, Crosstown Rebels, Murmur and VIVa MUSiC as well as appearing on compilations for Om, Renaissance and Yoshitoshi.
A regular West Coast fixture over the last eighteen months, Tolfrey has made three buzzed about appearances for Droog in Los Angeles, followed by extended stays at Droog’s Bunker studio. Inxec joined Tolfrey in the Droog production cave for an intense sojourn in September, and this EP is clearly informed by these LA experiences, with the duo channeling their own individual styles in concert with Culprit’s mischievous bent on tech-house.
Nowhere is this LA influence more apparent than in the titular ‘Even In Hollywood’. This track pairs sunny house with a vocal sample from Malcolm X in which the civil rights leader cites both revolution and Hollywood, two major reference points of Culprit’s left coast leaning philosophy. Across all three tracks Inxec and Tolfrey’s playful sensibilities are apparent, leading to an EP brimming with dancefloor focused, uptempo, bright and contagious, techno-infused house music.
As always, samples at the Culprit MySpace
All three tracks really hit it out of the park, Inxec's "Alright" is full of all kinds of deep Chicago goodness I don't know where to start...sounds like he's taking a page out of Lee Foss' book 
The follow up to this will be an undoubtedly rocking album release party at TS2 on January 8th 
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Last edited by bas on Dec-17-2009 at 23:26
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