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For Occams Razor, Harvey delves heavily into an old school rave sound, with syncopated hi-hats and shakers driving the rhythm and jumping piano chords set against a rolling, rumbling bass line. Second track Work it similarly loses none of its early house credentials, with a deep, full, and aggressive kick, repetitive chords, pad swells and synth stabs. Harvey Mckay demonstrates with Occams Razor a new take on house music with a controlled, abrasive, and relentless sound, fully showcasing his unique style of production. [url]www.soma20.tv[/url]

SOMA 20 YEARS [1991 2011] Harvey McKay has emerged from Glasgows underground clubbing scene to become one of the hottest prospects in electronic music today. Having previously released on [url="http://www.mercuryserver.com/forums/djdb.php?id=1139"]Perc[/url] Trax, 8-Sided Dice, Trapez and Soma, Harvey has had a string of successful EPs, including the dark, brooding Nightwalker and the jacking Shift (both Soma Records, 2010). Keep an eye open for his debut Saved release also.

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