Believe, by NITEWORK

Believe

by NITEWORK

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FunkySoulBeatzUK Hi,
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i can't see if it is a pre sale thats coming out later.

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Record/Vinyl + Digital Album
Includes unlimited streaming of Believe via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
Download available in 16-bit/44.1kHz.

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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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Download available in 16-bit/44.1kHz.

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1.	Believe 05:35	buy track
2.	Alive 04:48	buy track
3.	Take It Slow 04:35	buy track
4.	No Hesitation 03:56	buy track

about

South London duo NITEWORK return with their second EP ‘Believe’ on Jucey Tunes, delivering 4 summer ready, soulful UKG anthems. With Ell Murphy's sleek R&B vocals gliding effortlessly over Medlar’s classic bumpy beats.

SC clips: soundcloud.com/juceytunes/nitework-believe-ep

This is the first vinyl release on Ell’s Jucey Tunes label, following previous digital releases with DJ Crisps, Daffy & Bumpi BIznizz. T

The pair are set to launch the EP with their live vocal/DJ set at the Rye Wax takeover of the Somerset House Dodgem Lates event series, alongside Angel D’Lite & VOYS on 29th July.

Coming together in late 2019, NITEWORK quickly bonded in the studio over their love for soulful 90s house and UKG; producing countless tracks in their weekly sessions.

Joining forces with dubplate king Riz La Teef, they released their debut EP Higher on his South London Pressings imprint, with the vinyl selling out on bandcamp within 2 hours of release in October.; setting them up to become a permanent fixture in the growing resurgence of the UK garage scene.

To date, their music has been featured on Rinse FM, Balamii, Rinse France & NTS, with their debut described by The Wire as; “spacious and buoyant vocal-garage, faithful to a time when garage producers were obsessed with the futuristic sound of US R&B, using the rhythmelodics of timbaland and missy elliot to forge a UK counterpart in two-step; snare, hat, bass, keys and vocals sweep past each other without touching, like starlings in a flock”.