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Ekow
Ekow was a London-based electronic trio that included vocalist Ekow Alabi, producer Al Shux, and multi-instrumentalist Peter Martin. They started working...
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Ekow was a London-based electronic trio that included vocalist Ekow Alabi, producer Al Shux, and multi-instrumentalist Peter Martin. They started working together in the early 2000s, developing their sound in the city's club scene.
Their most notable track was "Closer (Pulsar Mix)" featuring Snoop Dogg, which brought them wider attention. The song had a strong beat and Snoop's recognizable voice over it.
They released several albums including "The Ekow Experience," "Pulse," and "Perception." In 2010, they faced a copyright dispute that affected their work.
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