Lost My Dog continue their close working relationship with Harold Heath who provides his second original EP for the label. Super Real EP shows two sides to the Brighton-based producers sound; Super Real is deep, soulful and contains the vocals of Nan Wood, while Get Closer is more traditional Heath with a deep, driving and slightly techy groove. A toddler incident in Harolds studio meant that the original recording of Nan Woods vocal was unfortunately deleted. Luckily the master files for this release had already been exported but this is the only opportunity to hear the vocal; there will be no remixes. The studio is also now a toddler-free zone! Harold Heaths relationship with Lost My Dog began back in the summer of 2006, when he personally requested to remix Adam Bs Smoketoke. The Streets Keep Rocking EP followed shortly afterwards and was an instant success, including in the most unlikely of places as Fedde Le Grand used the title track on his Ministry of Sound Sessions CD. Harold also remixed Bernard Jones Dont You Wish for Lost My Dog at the end of 2008 and the label felt it was about time they unleashed some more original tracks. Harold Heath is regarded as one of the most consistent and unsung heroes in UK house music. His discography includes some of the worlds most respected underground labels including Detour, Plastic City, Stickman and Urban Torque. It was for Urban Torque that he recorded his debut album Hole Funk, a record which gave a much deeper insight ...
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