Random Acts Of Kindness

From the label that brought you the Freestylers and Krafty Kuts comes the latest underground sensation. If you had to list the top 10 hottest DJ / producers in breaks over the past 12 months, Ed Solo and Skool Of Thought would be dead certs for a podium finish. Hotter than an aerobics class held in a sauna with the central heating cranked up to the max, they have cemented a reputation for laying down insane tracks and solid record sales to boot, occasionally out-selling their aforementioned super star peers. Since joining forces they have provided a host of huge singles, including When I Was a Yout, Love Your Life and Babylon Breaks, along with the thundering remixes of Groove Armadas Superstylin and Freestylers v Pendulum Painkiller. Heres what the press say: Follows an infectious template like previous LPs on Against The Grain such as the Freestylers IDJ Basslines like nothing else, beats so tight words fail me EQ Magazine Outstanding output with some seriously big time breaks One Week To Live Single Of The Month 5/5 (Love Your Life) DJ Magazine I pity the fool who does not pick this up 5/5 (Tug Nut) - IDJ Radio support from Annie Mac, Zane Lowe, Pete Tong, Annie Nightingale. Features in DJ, IDJ, Knowledge and more to come. Ed Solo regularly co-writes breaks with Krafty Kuts and Deekline. Last year he flirted with chart success; coming close to hitting the big time with the release of Touch Your Toes on Fat Boy Slims Southern Fried imprint. Skool Of Thought is an all round entrepreneur who is perhaps best know as the man behind Against The Grain, who signed the Freestylers and Krafty Kuts; for his Heavyweight Breaks CD series and for being a resident DJ at the legendary SuperCharged club nights in Brighton. As a pair they are regarded as one of the most exciting duos in their genre. Random Acts Of Kindness encompasses all of the sounds and styles that have influenced the pair over the years; from soul, funk and reggae to drum n bass, hip-hop, house and breaks. The album is a cross section of UK urban music, with a sprinkling of international spices, following in the footsteps of the Freestylers and Krafty Kuts.