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Mat Cache - Someone
(bw To The Top)
Label: Glamour Punk
Promo Date: 18th October 2018
Release Date: 18th October 2018
Talented Brighton based producer Mat Cache drops his debut EP on Glamour Punk, featuring two top drawer tunes. Title track Someone is an elastic breakbeat-driven number with cut up vocals and a big melodic bassline hook, and is primed to rock the dancefloor and the airwaves. It's flipped with the glorious To The Top, a nineties-soaked, ska horn infused, house music bomb. Slick, on point production and consummate musicianship from this artist to watch, Glamour Punk bringing the quality as always.
Selected feedback
Very cool. Liking this. Downloading for Mark Dynamix. Cheers! (Ministry Of Sound compilation licensing manager Australia)
Nice, added to our radiostation of Hitcity Öresund, thx
Both tracks are f**king outstanding! Loving the rhythm of "Someone", but also loving "To The Top"!!!
thanking you
Will play this. Thank you. :)
Months later, sorry for the delay ;)
Cool. Thanks!!
Not my style but nice!
nice ep
Nice,thanks!
listening for differentgrooves.com grazie!
nice
Loving the horns in "To The Top" Both are excellent tracks!
Two strong offerings, the more uptempo To The Top, with those wicked ska horns, is my pick here.
Two cool tracks
Nice one!!!
thanks
cool vibes, thanks!
Entire release is great! Support on Phoole & the Gang!
To The Top is EXCELLENT !
nice vocals and flow
Someone is good for me Thanks
Different , Unique, good job, full support Funky Junction
great
nice!
Nice melodic laid-back vibe and vocal in both. Thank you!
bit late reaction but love the vocals but are expecting a beach house He'd Kandi groove with this one ...
Love this genre blending!
Both are nice Grazie
Taking both tracks for rotation in Business FM (Kazakhstan) - sounds really great! Thanks for radio-friendly format)))
2 cool tracks, thanks mate.
nice laid-back grooves
Interesting grooves
Downloading on behalf of Andi Durrant and This Is Distorted Ltd. Suitable promos also given to EDX, Don Diablo, Chicane, Dannic and Kryder - thanks, Suzanne Chesterton