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Words Anthony Piercy<br />
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Photography James Harrison<br />
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Acid Cats is 2 over weight, aging DJ’s that still feel<br />
they have something to offer the World of clubbing.<br />
“We’ve been at this a long,” says James, formerly know<br />
as Scientific Funk. “We know what works and what<br />
doesn’t on the dancefloor. That is our primary focus. It<br />
might be a cliche, but we are only interested in ‘killers’<br />
- we don’t do fillers. We want our tune to be the one<br />
that makes your night. The ne you go and find out<br />
what it is.” This may be a bold statement but the Acid<br />
Cats rapidly growing back catalogue is ‘littered’ with<br />
dancefloor weapons. As heir name suggests their<br />
tracks are built around the sound of the 303 although<br />
there’s a lot more going on than just a simple acid line<br />
over a 909 or 808 beat. You’ll find funky, driving bass<br />
lines sitting under some edgy synths, atmospheric fx<br />
and floor infused percussion with the 303 not always<br />
the focus of the track. There’s more to these ‘boys’ than<br />
their name suggests.<br />
" I knew from an early age that music was gonna be my life for<br />
ever. It’s helped me through some bad times and I’ve also had some of<br />
the best times of my life around music. DJ'ing is addictive. I’m sure<br />
everyone has that particular set they played and it went off!! There’s<br />
no buzz like it " - Richie
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