Holloway

1. London-based artist Holloway offers an innovative yet focused approach to club music as a curator, DJ and producer. Having released on labels such as Dr Banana, Instinct, Time Is Now, Sony and Eglo Records he continues to push the boundaries of UK music with his inimitable take on swinging drum patterns and low-end mechanics. Influenced by the darker end of the spectrum, his DJ sets and productions display a functional, elating & UKG-influenced sound, somehow nostalgic whilst offering something completely new. Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

1. London-based artist Holloway offers an innovative yet focused approach to club music as a curator, DJ and producer. Having released on labels such as Dr Banana, Instinct, Time Is Now, Sony and Eglo Records he continues to push the boundaries of UK music with his inimitable take on swinging drum patterns and low-end mechanics. Influenced by the darker end of the spectrum, his DJ sets and productions display a functional, elating & UKG-influenced sound, somehow nostalgic whilst offering something completely new. 2. Now calls himself "Rich Dissonance" - born Eric David Holloway, in Baltimore MD, raised on the Eastern Shore, and relocated eventually to the borough of NYC known as Brooklyn, this artist takes inspiration from his earliest musical loves that include mainstream acts such as Stone Temple Pilots, Smashing Pumpkins and Pearl Jam and attributes his development largely to artists/groups such as June of 44, Radiohead, Shipping News, and Jeff Buckley. Unable yet to categorize his music, the artist would like refer to his own style of music as progressive, not mathy but based largely in the "feel" oriented approach he developed as a percussionist, one which portends the development of a pop paradigm that incorporates, alongside chordal resolution, the hook-ability inherent in additive time signatures. 3. Alternative rock band from Plymouth, UK. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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