‘Mile 569’ is a debut release on murmur from two huge UK talents - Inxec & Matt Tolfrey, with the follow up to their recent high profile release on Cocoon. ‘Jerk’ is a spine-tingling creation, with an irresistible bassline which pulls on the sensations of the listener. ‘Bring It’ is a lethal dancefloor weapon, made for peak time moments and etching a groove into your skin. Chopping up samples and infectious beats, this is the sound of coming summer moments. “Both these tracks came together pretty quickly, some great ideas at first with vocals and groove ideas, and then just some solid work in the studio. They are both pushing towards the new sound we are after and everytime we both play them the reaction is pretty special. I am sure they are going to be the main players in our live set being organised for after the summer!!!' Inxec & Matt Tolfrey The second co-production from Matt Tolfrey & Inxec, two best friends that have emerged as hot producers on the techno radar, follows a huge release on Cocoon earlier this year. The follow up is yet more enticing, made for murmur due to a strong friendship with the label figurehead, Geddes, while also giving their own strong support to their home UK scene. Cutting a two metre shadow, with blue eyes and red hair – it’s not hard to miss the sky scraping figure of Inxec. Inxec produces music from his beloved house right through to heart breaking, thought inspiring mood sections for national radio plays. There is no stop button in sight. Early signings included releases for labels such as Distinctive and Renaissance before settling as Inxec on Jay Haze’s Contexterrior records. Now a frequent DJ and live act across the globe, and with a recent residency at Munich’s Harry Klein club, Inxec is becoming a definitive name worldwide. Matt Tolfrey is a workaholic with a seemingly tireless dedication to forging his own unique style and bringing life to the scene around him. An energetic DJ, talented producer and manager of the Leftroom label, he is not afraid to put his soul into his goals and his enthusiasm shines through. The youngest DJ to ever play at Fabric, he continues to push boundaries and conquer more than many would dream of. Drawing on everything from deep house and techno, through to stripped down beats and melodic mayhem, Matt has spawned his own hybrid strain of electronic funk.