Gentlemens Club
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Gentlemens Club are an English electronic music trio composed of Saul Mountford (Soloman), Lewis Pittham (Coffi) and Amani Haskins (50 Carrot). The trio formed in 2013 after meeting at a live show in Belgium.[1]
Gentlemens Club was originally formed as a record label for the members to release their solo alias productions, before dissolving the label in 2016 and solely releasing music under the Gentlemens Club imprint.
History[edit]
Pre-2016: Formation and prior endeavours[edit]
Before Gentlemens Club, Soloman, Coffi and 50 Carrot performed as solo DJs in the early 2010’s. They would often collaborate in their early careers before meeting in 2013 at a live show in Ghent, Belgium.
Following their initial meeting they decided to create a record label in which they could release their respective productions. This was the formation of Gentlemens Club.
From 2013-2016, Soloman, Coffi and 50 Carrot went on to working together exclusively, touring internationally as a package and creating an array of collaborations in which they released on the Gentlemens Club record label.
2016: Merging of the group[edit]
In 2016 they were advised by their then current management company to dismiss their solo aliases and merge the three names into Gentlemens Club, solely producing all future productions under the Gentlemens Club brand. This was a defining moment for the trio.
In March 2016 they released “Run Up[2]” , their debut release under the newly merged act.
2016 was the trio’s first look into larger scale touring, making their official USA debut at EDC Las Vegas in June, opening at the Basspod[3]. They then had their debut headline Australia & New Zealand tour in July 2016 performing across 9 cities and selling out multiple venues including Metro City[4]
The trio had a busy schedule for the remainder of 2016 performing consistently across Europe, USA and Australia.
2017-2019: Growth of the group[edit]
Between 2017-2019 saw the trio strengthen internally and musically, releasing music across a broad spectrum of labels including Big Beat, Crucast, Deadbeats, Never Say Die & Ram Records.
During this time period the trio performed at leading festivals including EDC Las Vegas, Beyond Wonderland, Nocturnal Wonderland, Origin NYE[5], Countdown NYE, Rampage and Let It Roll.
They also joined multiple international tours, supporting Eptic & MUST DIE! On the Hyperfuture[6] USA & China tours, NSD: Black Label tour, 12th Planet Swamplex Tour[7] and Hidden Australia[8] tour alongside Lil Yachty, Wifisfuneral & Troyboi.
2019 saw the trio progress into a wider range of electronic music, experimenting in Bassline, Drum and Bass, Grime and UK Garage.
Musical style[edit]
Originally Gentlemens Club’s style was considerably geared towards the modern day Dubstep sound. Signature songs such as ‘“Little John[9]” and “Ghostride[9]”, which were released on NSD: Black Label are best example of this.
The trio now produce an expansive range of genres including Bassline, Drum and Bass, Grime and UK Garage., their best streaming song being “Money Talk” featuring Que Fieri; an experimental song between the Dubstep & Drum and Bass tempo.
2020 see’s the group further their horizons collaborating with vocalists and experimenting deeper into new sounds and genres.
Discography[edit]
Extended plays and singles[edit]
- Gentlemens Club - Run Up - Gentlemens Club (2016)[2]
- Gentlemens Club - U Dont Know Feat. Watson - Gentlemens Club (2016)[10]
- Gentlemens Club - Jungle - Gentlemens Club (2017)
- Gentlemens Club - Take You Back - Never Say Die (2017)
- Gentlemens Club - Mo Fire - Gentlemens Club (2017)
- Gentlemens Club - Diamond Tape - Gentlemens Club (2017)[11]
- Gentlemens Club - Hydra - UKF (2017)
- Gentlemens Club - Black Gold EP - NSD: Black Label (2018)[9]
- Gentlemens Club - Want U - Buygore (2018)
- Gentlemens Club & Holly - Pop Like - Gentlemens Club (2018)
- Gentlemens Club - Goes Like - Bassrush (2018)
- Gentlemens Club - Get Money - NSD: Black Label (2018)
- Gentlemens Club - Keep It Simple - Deadbeats (2018)
- Gentlemens Club & Samplifire - Pump It Up - Bassrush (2019)
- Gentlemens Club - Let U Go - Bigbeat (2019)
- Gentlemens Club - DEADSET - Deadbeats (2019)
- Gentlemens Club & Samplifire - Pump It Up Remixes - Bassrush (2019)
- Gentlemens Club - Money Talk / Faded - Deadbeats (2019)
- Gentlemens Club & Riot Ten - Come Back - Gentlemens Club (2019)
- Gentlemens Club & Zero - Vertigo - Crucast (2019)
- Gentlemens Club - Gully Mode EP - Deadbeats (2020)
- Gentlemens Club - Moments - Bassrush (2020)
- Gentlemens Club - What You Want - Crucast (2020)
- Gentlemens Club & Aweminus - Bassrush (2020)
- Gentlemens Club - I’m Done - Rampage Recordings (2020)
- Gentlemens Club - Inna Black Feat. MC Spyda - Deadbeats (2020)
- Gentlemens Club - Bones EP - Deadbeats (2020)
Appears on[edit]
- Megalodon & Gentlemens Club - Feel It - NSD: Black Label (2018)
- Darkzy & Gentlemens Club - Simplicity - Crucast (2018)
- Jauz & Gentlemens Club Feat. Bru-C - Get Widdit - Bite This! (2018)
Remixes[edit]
- Eptic & MUST DIE! - Ectoplasm (Gentlemens Club Remix) - Never Say Die (2017)[6]
- Modestep - Living For The Weekend (Gentlemens Club Remix - Never Say Die (2017)
- Spag Heddy - Oh My! (Gentlemens Club Remix) - Never Say Die (2017)
- Zomboy - Young & Dangerous (Gentlemens Club Remix) - Never Say Die (2017)
- SKisM - The Blank (Gentlemens Club Remix) - Never Say Die (2017)
- Zeds Dead & Jauz - Lights Go Down (Gentlemens Club Remix) - Deadbeats (2018)
- LAXX & Dion Timmer - Find Me (Gentlemens Club Remix) - Never Say Die (2018)
- Delta Heavy & Everyone You Know - Anarchy (Gentlemens Club Remix) - RAM Records (2019)
- Boogie T & Griz - Supafly (Gentlemens Club Remix) - Drama Club (2019)
- Dodge & Fuski - Back With A Vengeance (Gentlemens Club Remix) - Disciple (2019)
- Galantis & Yellow Claw - We Can Get High (Gentlemens Club Remix) - Big Beat (2019)
- Marshmello - Tongue Tied Feat. Yung Blud & Blackbear (Gentlemens Club Remix) - Joytime Collective (2020)[12]
Gentlemens Club in the media[edit]
References[edit]
- ↑ Ali (2020-07-06). "Gentlemens Club drops New Release on Crucast + Interview". EKM.CO. Retrieved 2020-11-09.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Gentlemen's Club - Run Up". Your EDM. 2016-03-22. Retrieved 2020-11-09.
- ↑ "[Recap] EDC Las Vegas 2016: bassPOD Night One". Bassrush. 2016-06-19. Retrieved 2020-11-09.
- ↑ "Gentlemens Club | Primary Talent International". primarytalent.com. Retrieved 2020-11-09.
- ↑ "Origin NYE 2017 Announces First Round Lineup". Music Feeds. 2017-07-18. Retrieved 2020-11-09.
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 Day, Daniel. "Interview + Playlist: Gentlemens Club On Embracing On The "Hyper Future"". Magnetic Magazine. Retrieved 2020-11-09.
- ↑ "12th Planet's 'Swamplex Terrestrial' EP Wubs From Another World: Exclusive". Billboard. Retrieved 2020-11-09.
- ↑ "Perth's 'Hidden' Festival Expands To Sydney & Brisbane, Confirms Lil Yachty & More On 2019 Lineup". Music Feeds. 2018-11-30. Retrieved 2020-11-09.
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 "Gentlemens Club Bring the Heat with 'Black Gold' EP". Bassrush. 2018-03-26. Retrieved 2020-11-09.
- ↑ Sophia (2016-12-12). "Gentlemens Club - U Don't Know ft. Watson". EDM Sauce. Retrieved 2020-11-09.
- ↑ "Dubstep Mix: Gentlemens Club - Diamond Tape". UKF. Retrieved 2020-11-09.
- ↑ "Gentlemens Club Gives Marshmello's 'Tongue Tied' a Nostalgic Dubstep Remix: Listen". Billboard. Retrieved 2020-11-09.
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