Under his various guises Matt Edwards has continued to demonstrate how musically diverse he is as a producer without any compromise in quality. Opening with the beatless '2nd Home', with its murky tones and field recordings, the album navigates between syncopated beats and ethereal voices as found in 'Forana', as well as screeching synths and moody basslines like in 'Trans'.

The album is a culmination of years as a DJ, producer and remixer with influences spanning a range of genres such as breaks and jungle, acid, Balearic, ambient, dub, Chicago and also vocal samples exemplary of the Radio Slave sound. Now, more than 10 years since Rekids' inception and with over 100 releases under its belt, the influential figure announces the release of his debut Radio Slave album a masterpiece of sophisticated electronic music that evokes the early spirit of dance music yet continues to forge his reputation as a cutting edge and innovative producer. Instrumental in supporting the music and careers of artists such as Nina Kraviz, Spencer Parker, Gerd Janson, and many others via his label Rekids - Edwards is held in high regard for his A&R abilities and has also established numerous other renowned labels such as Pyramids Of Mars, Cabin Fever, and The Double R. He's now indisputably one of House and Techno's most in-demand remixers, whilst original Radio Slave productions have gone on to appear via reputable imprints like Running Back, R&S, Ostgut Ton, Nonplus and Work Them Records. Easily his most recognisable nom de plume, Radio Slave was initially Matt's pseudonym for remixes, with early reinterpretations of Kylie Minogue and New Order leading into frequent work for both major and independent labels. Matt Edwards drops his eagerly anticipated debut Radio Slave album 'Feel The Same' via his Rekids imprint in September.

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