What with edits being the new black and every man and his Mac who is willing and able(ton) slapping an eight extra bars to the beginning of a track and calling it an their own, it takes a little something extra to stand out in the crowd. Duff Disco has proved himself to be a man who has that something extra. Championed by the likes of legendary edit King Greg Wilson to new kids on the scotch block, The Revenge and The 6th Borough Project, he has managed that rare feat, to slide in to a market that seemed flooded and make a real impact. Following a mega-hyped remix of Dan Black’s ‘Symphonies’ on Polydor, Duff Disco has gone on to release edits of The Thin White Duke, The Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Mark Morrison, Steve Miller Band and Stretch that have all graced the top sales charts on Juno. Now while the list seems surprisingly obvious the edits are not, carving out a relentless groove that never threatens to quit, his edits hit you right in the mid-rift, meaning that being a wall flower just aint an option. With multiple releases being chosen as 'Phonica Essentials' and record of the week at Piccadilly records his releases are anything but Duff.
