Amoss is a produciton/dj duo hailing from Herefordshire. With recently sharing a bill with Aphrodite & Mickey Finn and preparing to share a bill with legendary beat-boxer Beardy Man at their local club The Jailhouse.

Their DJ sets bring all that is liquid, deep, minimal and dark. With a mentality that isn't about dropping commercial dancefloor D&B which is all too common and mediocre within the scene nowadays. The formula works. The Duo have recieved huge amounts positive feedback on their mixes and work. Their main aim is to attract people to the more complex, experimental and forward thinking side of the genre.

Production is no different for Amoss. With liquid and deep tunes taking priority over the last year the pair have found their feet and style which can only be taken to new places.

The Duo have also been featured on the Hospital Podcast 83 on the Demo Cast. Their tune 'Lost in Tokyo' was hand picked by Tony Coleman himself.

Many thanks to the White Leaf Collective, the WarpandWoof residents, Primer & Forshay at www.liquiddnb.com and of course Tony Coleman (as well as all the Hospital crew) for being such an inspiration!

We are extremely interested in collaborations, remixing and producing for artists of any genre so get in touch!

For 320s or general chat .. andyamoss or amossevans or message us on here.

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Andy and James are also working in close collaboration with the owners of the website www.Liquiddnb.com. Representing the group in the Midlands area. As well as working as News editor for the site Andy is also working with site owner Forshay in pushing the site's potential and outreach to new places.

Look out for LDNB.com events coming soon. If you have exclusive news that you think would be appropriate for Liquiddnb.com contact Andy on - andy@liquiddnb.com - and he will consider the piece for publication on the site.

Open to offers of collaboration, remixing and producing for artists of any genre.

For 320s or general chat .. andyamoss or amossevans or message us on here.

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