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Wildlife 679-0 Rue Duo harvested worldwide acclaim with their previous singles “Set The Sun” and “Get On”. Their latest trick is the brand new “Klub”, accompanied by a superb dub version. In October 2012 Rue Duo entered the electronic dance arena with their debut EP release “Set the Sun” on Wildlife, featuring the vocal talents […]
PURCHASE Rub A Duck 053 The Freestylers proudly present their second single “You And What Army” as the follow up to their recent smash “The Coming Storm”. Included in the full package are exclusive remix treatments by Marcus Jakes and Manufactured Superstars. With the presentation of their previous hit single, The Freestylers not only launched […]
Wildlife 678-0 Presenting the follow up to his previous smash “Lazy Jazz” is Monobrother D, this time in collaboration with Olej for his new single “Saturday Night”. Serj V delivers the remix treatment. Monobrother D, born in Rostov-on-Don in 1981, goes through life by the real name David Sichinava. His passion for music came at […]
Rub A Duck 052 With the success of his previous EPs still following him, Hectic returns with another ground shaking single featuring the tracks “Skeleton” and “Stand Still”. For the fans the name Tim Fitzpatrick is no surprise anymore; known in the industry as Hectic, the man has dropped a wide variety of acclaimed tracks […]
RAD 050 Franky Nuts hasn’t been idling since his introduction to the Rub A Duck imprint with his 2012 debut, the “Go Nuts EP”. Steadily working on new output from that moment on, the DJ/producer now releases his brand new, five track “Big Dreams EP”. 19 year old Franky Nuts a.k.a. Frank Notenboom hails from […]
RAD 049-0 Nosense presents his debut “Bangin Bass In The City EP” on the Rub A Duck imprint, featuring the tracks “Banging’”, “Bass Town”, “In The City” and “My Sequence”. Vladimir Kudenkov (Moscow, born 11th of February 1982) is the real name behind the moniker of Nosense. Nowadays also active as producer, he […]
Rub A Duck 047-0 O.Crow presents her debut single “8 Bit Robot” on the Rub A Duck imprint. Having grown up on the art of British electronic musicians (Prodigy and The Chemical Brothers left their imprint on the fragile teenager mentality), O.Crow could not ignore the emergence of U.K. Garage in the late 90’s, which […]