With credits on countless iconic albums including Mezzanine (Massive Attack), Crazy Itch Radio (Basement Jaxx), Café Mambo (Defected Records) and a history of live appearances as sidemen with acts like Chaka Khan, James Brown, Hugh Masekela, Don Blackmon and Roy Ayers, band members have also enjoyed their own highly-acclaimed collaborations with cutting-edge producers such as Frankie Knuckles & Dave Morales, Fedde le Grande, Stonebridge, René Amesz and Hardsoul. Singer Alison Limerick has had world-wide crossover hits (Where Love Lives, Make It On My Own, Love Come Down) and is the voice you can hear on the debut EP’s only vocal track Working On It.

As successful writers some of the team have enjoyed success in the national and international charts and their work has aired on TV stations such as MTV, NBC, BBC, ITV on docs, quiz shows, dramas and feature films.

About Eat Logic

Eat Logic are a seven-piece comprised of sax, trumpet/flugel, drums, bass, keyboards, guitar and vocals. They come together in the spirit of Weather Report, Cinematic Orchestra, Bugge Wesseltoft, Nils Peter Molvaer, de Phazz, Incognito, Reel People and other artists who’ve successfully merged current idioms with traditional jazz elements, using them as a springboard for improvisation and experimentation.

Eat Logic’s sound is a blend of electronic and acoustic, with elements of drum and bass, downtempo, glitch, broken beats, house/UK garage, chillout, film soundtrack, trip hop, spaghetti western, field recordings, computer coding and a universe more.