Nov 1, 2023

P-RALLEL CONTINUES TO UNITE THE UPCOMING SOUNDS OF THE UK WITH DANCE CULTURE THROUGHOUT "MOVEMENT"

In the heart of West London, where the vibrant tapestry of music, fashion, arts, and culture seamlessly intertwines, a new musical prodigy is making waves. At just 24 years old, p-rallel is redefining the boundaries of UK dance culture, and his debut mixtape, 'Movement,' is a testament to his boundless creativity and passion.

Hot on the heels of his sold-out takeover at London's iconic fabric nightclub, this groundbreaking mixtape isn't just music; it's a journey through time and sound, as p-rallel curates a fluid collection of dancefloor cuts that bridge generations of UK dance culture.

One of p-rallel's unique talents is his ability to take electronic classics and breathe new life into them. 'It's a LUNDUN Thing' is a prime example, a bass-heavy reworking of the 1997 Scott Garcia original, this new rework was designed to captivate a new generation of UK garage and 2-step enthusiasts.

Throughout the rest of the mixtape, p-ralll blends UK Garage and House, offering a fresh take on classic dance records, with incredible vocal performances by artists like Tamera, Natanya, Jay Warner, Kam-Bu, BXKS, and Lily McKenzie.

For p-rallel, music is more than just a career; it's a family legacy. Inspired by his father, who worked at the legendary Red Records in Brixton during the heyday of London's garage and jungle scene, p-rallel's musical journey began at a young age. Saturdays spent crate digging with his father at the record shop were instrumental in shaping his musical taste and igniting his love for UKG.

p-rallel's 'Movement' is your invitation to a musical journey like no other, as he bridges the past and future of UK dance music, making history and crafting a new legacy along the way.

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