Sheffield based producer/DJ Tommy Farrow has a real knack for creating a unique brand of fresh electronic music whilst maintaining a vibe reminiscent of late 80s/early 90s ‘Summer of Love’ rave culture. Having held DJ residencies at some of the most exclusive clubs in the UK, Farrow is clearly well aware of how to craft a track that will get a crowd moving - and ‘Let’s Just’ is certainly no exception.
The track moves along with a Frankie Knuckles-esque break beat, whilst cutting between synth pads and chopped vocal hooks which creates an atmosphere completely new to me. Whilst not being a huge advocate for house music, this track really stands out. Already having received praise from primetime Radio 1 DJs, I’m sure we will be hearing far more from Tommy Farrow in the near future.
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About the Curator: Hugh Kelly
Music was not something that seemed to initially come naturally to me. After a couple of unsuccessful choir auditions and a few unfruitful attempts at learning the piano in my younger years, my parents decided that perhaps I was just not musically inclined. It was very soon after this that I was given my first guitar at age 10 - an old Strat copy from the 70s with frets jutting out and tuning pegs rusting. Regardless of the state of the instrument, it sparked a profound interest which has only grown until the present day.
Fast forward to now, having just completed my Bachelor’s Degree in Composition and Performance from the University of Glasgow as well as a continuing career as a self-releasing musician, I am delighted to be joining the MusicTo team. Having seen streaming services from both the consumer and artist perspective, MusicTo certainly has the ability to provide great interest to both sides of this streaming dynamic.
