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LiTek & rrotik - Faasti

Acclaimed producers LiTek and rrotik join forces on the unrelenting ‘Faasti’, released on Get Twisted Records on 2 June 2017.

With a distinctive, driving base line that just keeps building, combined with the deep, dark, distorted synths, ‘Faasti’ is set to be a huge hit for the acclaimed production duo of LiTek and rrotik and a certain peak time floor filler.

With LiTek’s previous collaboration with Tom Zanetti and Curtis Clacey ‘UBER’ hitting the number 1 spot in the UK Music Week Club Chart in May 2017 and receiving widespread support, the Manchester-based producer has quickly become one of the UK’s most exciting names in bass/house music.

LiTek’s previous releases on Get Twisted Records, Pots & Pans and Drop That, gained support from industry heavyweights including Oliver Heldens, MK, Justin Martin, Low Steppa and many more. His unique and energetic sound hasn’t gone unnoticed with stand out remixes for Tough Love, Sam Sure and Rachel K Collier.

From the emerging South American dance music scene comes rrotik, a Brazil-based techno and house music trailblazer. With an eclectic array of styles under his belt, rrotik is making waves with his unique take on dance music. Steady pumping bass lines, and catchy vocals combined with impeccable production quality can best describe his catalog. rrotik's name is becoming ubiquitous in the ever-growing techno and house music world.

rrotik has seen previous releases supported by Claude Von Stroke, Low Steppa, Danny Howard, Riton, Oliver Heldens and Don Diablo.

Since its inception 2012, Tough Love’s record label, Get Twisted Records, has gone from strength to strength, signing an imprint deal with Columbia Records in 2015 and featuring releases from both established names and rising talent including Roger Sanchez, Todd Terry, Sandy Riviera, Amine Edge & DANCE, Man Without A Clue, Purple Disco Machine, Full Crate, No Artificial Colours, Hannah Wants, LiTek, Leon Lour & Felon, and Get Twisted Records continues to grow in stature, with four sell-out London shows in 2016 showing the power the label currently commands in the UK.