EZ Rollers
EZ Rollers were Ian George and Alex Cowan, a London duo who started making music in the early 1990s. They worked with breakbeats, pulling from the rave...
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EZ Rollers were Ian George and Alex Cowan, a London duo who started making music in the early 1990s. They worked with breakbeats, pulling from the rave culture around them at the time. Their track 'Short Change' came out in 1995 and became a breakout hit on dance floors.
They kept releasing music after that, including songs like 'Tough At The Top' and 'Crowd Rocked.' They sometimes collaborated with other artists, like vocalist Terry Silver and producer Photek. Their sound was built around those driving breakbeats, but they worked in melodic elements too.
For a period in the 1990s, they were a notable part of the UK breakbeat and drum and bass conversation. The duo's recordings from that era still turn up in sets and playlists.
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