uhnknwn - Alpha In The Warm (Alan Fitzpatrick’s FAT Aciid Remix)

Handpicked Music. Alpha In The Warm - Alan Fitzpatrick Remix Subscribe for the best Tech House, Tribal, Techno, Groove & Disco! New Acid Techno remix by Alan Fitzpatrick Follow Handpicked Music: Facebook: Twitter: Upload of the Month (October 2018) Camelphat - House Is A Feeling (Original Mix) Buy uhnknwn - Alpha In The Warm (Alan Fitzpatrick’s FAT Aciid Remix) here: Bringing you new, unreleased and classic underground house music with tracks from our favourite artists. Angelo Ferrari, Bicep, Block & Crown, Camelphat, Chris Lake, Crazibiza, Eli Brown, Erick Morillo, Franky Rizardo, Fisher, Incognet, George Privatti, Guille Placencia, Latmun, Luca Debonaire, MANT, Mark Knight, Myles James, Oxia, Pawsa, Pax, Pirupa, Prok & Fitch, Pleasurekraft, Pink Panda, Patrick topping, Raffa FL, Solomun, Solardo, Sonny Fodera Super Flu, The Cube Guys, Yuga And Many More... We do not own the rights to the music on this channel, we are only interested in promoting the best underground tracks and artists. If you own the rights to the music and wish for it to be removed please contact us via Facebook messenger or email us: @ Born in Southampton, England, U.K. techno star Alan Fitzpatrick grew up on a diet of funk and soul thanks to his Motown-loving father, before getting into pop music in the ’80s and finally dance music culture through the rave and acid house scene. Becoming a dedicated clubber, he discovered techno and set about learning to make his own. A steep learning curve followed throughout the whole of the noughties, as over the course of the whole decade he honed his craft as a DJ and producer. Eventually, in 2008, he launched his own career with his debut single, “Nine Hours Later,“ on his own Eight-Sided Dice label, which he swiftly followed up with a number of other records. His real breakthrough came the following year, however, with the release of the singles “Weed Killer“ on Len Faki’s Figure label, “Reflections“ on John Digweed’s Bedrock, and “Static“ on Adam Beyer’s Drumcode. His tough, high-energy, relentlessly funky sound -- so different from the stark, monochromatic Berlin style so popular at the time -- was an instant hit with the techno cognoscenti. Relentlessly championed by the above-named high-profile figures, who repeatedly dropped his tracks in their own sets, Fitzpatrick soon became a major face on the world techno scene, aided by his prolific work rate. Over the next half decade he released dozens of singles on a variety of respected labels, including Cocoon and Hotflush, but mostly on Drumcode, which also put out his debut artist album, Shadows in the Dark, in 2010. Much in demand as a remixer for the likes of Róisín Murphy and Leftfield, he also became an acclaimed DJ, playing all over the world, known for the party atmosphere of his groove-laden sets. Bald, burly, and tattooed, he was an intimidating presence behind the decks, but was loved by clubbers for his cheeky, playful mien. He became a resident at Fabric, the influential London nightclub where he had spent many a night on the dancefloor, and in 2016 released his first mix album, Fabric 87, an installment of the club’s long-running series.