Tom Brownlow returns with New Festival Anthem ‘Don’t Eat Disco Off the Pavement’

Leeds producer Tom Brownlow spices things up with his new groundbreaking track ‘Don’t Eat Disco Off the Floor’, the sequel to his previous release and final release for the disco and tech-house infused EP. It’s a massive party tune and filled with a constant need for explosive bass and drums throughout to keep the party at maximum capacity. Each track features its own extended version, giving house party DJs an easy and enjoyable ride through the summer. 

Originally from Liverpool, the rising producer is making a name for himself in the UK house music scene. His influences include Stevie Wonder & Marvin Gaye, as well as NuSoul artists like Sade, Maxwell and Erykah Badu.

And his love for electronic music with artists such as Ashley Beedle, Derrick Carter, The Prodigy and Burial. His eclectic approach to making music has led to releases with Armada Music, Let There Be House, Storm Music and Perfect Havoc. He’s also been named as one of KISS FM’s ‘Future 5’ producers to watch, as well as picking up regular spins from house music legend Sam Divine. He’s also picked up over 6 Million streams on Spotify, as well as clocking 3 Beatport top 5s and 2 Traxsource Number 1s.

In contrast to the previous release on the EP Dance Of the Cigarette Fairies which stresses french-house inspired grooves, ‘Don’t Eat Disco Off the Floor’ takes things up a notch.

We premiere ‘Don’t Eat Disco Off the Floor’ on Data Transmission, check it out below and grab it on Beatport.