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If the key to success is hard work, then producer Joe Ashworth shall be rewarded tenfold. Whilst having built a reputation for pumping out release after release, the Londoner defies the quality over quantity rule, rather incorporating both with each single being an incredible and unforgettable piece of music.
Ashworth's brand of house and techno oozes with refinement and sophistication yet doesn't alienate dance floor patrons, which makes it highly understandable why he has been championed by the likes of Pete Tong, Maya Jane Coles and Laurent Garnier, just to name a short few. With tracks released on various labels including Native City, Ajunadeep, Arkhive, NeedWant, Sneaky and more, within a couple of years Ashworth's name has spread throughout the UK and into international territory.

Words by Art Jefferson
Photography by Bradley Lloyd Barnes and courtesy of Ashworth
If the …
Although semi-new in the scene, Bristol's Motz Workman, known under the moniker of Marcel Lune, composes tracks with the skills of a well-seasoned producer with a tenure of two decades under his or her belt. Crafting foward-thinking rhythms encompassing soul, broken beat, 2-step, jazz, house and Hip-Hop, his music has enticed the ears of Gilles Peterson, Rustie and Addison Groove, just to name a few. Having released EPs on labels such as Studio Rockers and Audio Dougnuts, his songs are true audible voyages, ripe with change-ups and intricate arrangements.

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11th and 12th July 2015 is when Torino’s finest summer festival will return to Parco Dora with another carefully selected line-up of big name acts from the worlds of underground house and techno. Having announced the first names including Ben Klock and Marcel Dettmann, Seth Troxler and Solomon, now comes the next wave. It’s also worth noting that The Huffington Post has named Turin as one of the top ten European cities in the world to visit, and that Kappa now has 4 stages, more than 50 artists and 24 hours of music.
Day 1 in 2015 will see a very special headline act in the form of Siriusmodeselektor, which is a live show brining together Sirius and Modeselektor and is sure to be an electrifying experience.