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DBU - Drewbeats ( Drew Horley ) & Unity ( Howard Lewis )

Lab Stuido - Clapham, London

Gallery - Ministry of Sound

Soulfistication - Whelan's

DBU have had major success as DJ's working around the world playing Home, Deck House, Deep House, Funky House & EDM ( Progressive Dance ).

As Music Producers, DBU work out of the famous Lab Studios in Clapham, London. They have worked on music for TV, Film and Various Record Labels.

Over recent years their association with Ministry of Sound and Universal Music / Decca has propelled them to the front of the production scene. Working with artists such as Stevie Wonder, Lionel Richie, Neil Diamond, Stormzy, Reece Lewis, Rita Ora, Sigala, London Grammar, Example, Sigma, Englebert Humperdinck.

Soulfistication - Under DBU's control and working with Irish pub Giant "Whelan's" this has become the largest DJ Soul Brand in the UK with 1000's of people watching the boys DJ on weekly basis.

Ministry of Sound - Beats Vol.1 is still one of the most played DJ sets on Soundcloud, followed closely by the boys NY Boiler Room Set 2015. Their work with Stevie Wonder on the Do-I-Do Remix 2016 had so many online downloads Island Records had to remove it as it was out playing the original.

Universal / Decca - The boys have enjoyed a good partnership working with various Decca artists - Their remix of Englebert Humperdinck's classic - "Release Me" is one of the all time most played Juke Box Remixes.

“Music, for us, was always the playground for something new, when we both started out the DJ was the freak in the corner while everybody else in the room had fun.

Now obviously it’s a very different perspective on what electronic music is. We are literally composing songs live in front of our audiences.

We couldn’t have done any of it without all of the other artists putting out their idea of what electronic music is, and that’s what makes our musical genre so unique.

For us it always has to be about having a connection with the crowd.

We hope we can continue to entertain and dance with you all for a long time !"

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DBU - Drewbeats ( Drew Horley ) & Unity ( Howard Lewis )

Lab Stuido - Clapham, London

Gallery - Ministry of Sound

Soulfistication - Whelan's

DBU have had major success as DJ's working around the world playing Home, Deck House, Deep House, Funky House & EDM ( Progressive Dance ).

As Music Producers, DBU work out of the famous Lab Studios in Clapham, London. They have worked on music for TV, Film and Various Record Labels.

Over recent years their association with Ministry of Sound and Universal Music / Decca has propelled them to the front of the production scene. Working with artists such as Stevie Wonder, Lionel Richie, Neil Diamond, Stormzy, Reece Lewis, Rita Ora, Sigala, London Grammar, Example, Sigma, Englebert Humperdinck.

Soulfistication - Under DBU's control and working with Irish pub Giant "Whelan's" this has become the largest DJ Soul Brand in the UK with 1000's of people watching the boys DJ on weekly basis.

Ministry of Sound - Beats Vol.1 is still one of the most played DJ sets on Soundcloud, followed closely by the boys NY Boiler Room Set 2015. Their work with Stevie Wonder on the Do-I-Do Remix 2016 had so many online downloads Island Records had to remove it as it was out playing the original.

Universal / Decca - The boys have enjoyed a good partnership working with various Decca artists - Their remix of Englebert Humperdinck's classic - "Release Me" is one of the all time most played Juke Box Remixes.

“Music, for us, was always the playground for something new, when we both started out the DJ was the freak in the corner while everybody else in the room had fun.

Now obviously it’s a very different perspective on what electronic music is. We are literally composing songs live in front of our audiences.

We couldn’t have done any of it without all of the other artists putting out their idea of what electronic music is, and that’s what makes our musical genre so unique.

For us it always has to be about having a connection with the crowd.

We hope we can continue to entertain and dance with you all for a long time !"

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