Can you feel the "Fever" from Endor ft: Feral Is Kinky!

Sunday 24th July 2016

Fever ft Feral Is Kinky (Mixes)

Release date: TBC Label: One More Tune

23-year-old London-based producer Endor is quickly building a strong reputation. His original tracks and remixes are now approaching a total of 16 million plays at SoundCloud, while radio play has included Radio 1, 1Xtra, Kiss, Kiss Fresh and Capital Xtra. Endor is now set to make his One More Tune label debut with ‘Fever’ which impacts June 3rd.

Featuring aggressive in-your-face vocals from UK dancehall pioneer Feral is Kinky, ‘Fever’ bounces with an incendiary bassline and a driving rush of energy that’s pivotal to its electro-house sound. It’s a track that will surely magnify Endor’s expanding acclaim.

“I started ‘Fever’ as a little dubplate for my sets,” says Endor, aka Dan Hardingham. “But when a few DJ pals started playing it out, I realised it was time to get the track out there. The response was really positive, and everyone was feeling Kinky’s vocals.”

‘Fever’ is the latest cut from Endor’s growing discography which includes big collabs with Midnight City (‘Be With Me’) and TRU Concept (‘Intentions’) and other originals such as ‘Found Out (Crush On You)’ and ‘Kiss Me Baby’.

In addition, he’s also made his mark as a go-to remixer. Highlights include his bootleg of Skream’s ‘In For The Kill’ which attracted support from Mistajam, Danny Howard, Hannah Wants and Skream himself; his reinvention of Leona Lewis’s ‘Fire Under My Feet’ which is moving towards 1.5 million plays at SoundCloud; and tracks for Lion Babe, Fabienne, Josef Salvat and many more. Also on the agenda are mixes for new tracks from Mason and Motez featuring Scrufizzer.

Last seen at Koko alongside Preditah, Endor has also played with MK, Amine Edge & Dance, Danny Howard, Sam Divine, Disciples, Riton, Alex Metric, DJ SKT, Majestic, Craig David and Section Boyz. He recently completed a UK tour which ends with a main stage set at the Strawberry Fields Festival on May 28th.

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Posted by Craig Jones