Matthew Lush
Matthew Lush came up in London's electronic scene in the late 1990s, working with synthesizers and drum machines. His track 'Hard to Take' got attention in...
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Matthew Lush came up in London's electronic scene in the late 1990s, working with synthesizers and drum machines. His track 'Hard to Take' got attention in 1999, and his debut album Celestial followed in 2000.
He had some trouble with drug possession around 2003, which led to rehab. That period seemed to inform some of what came later in his music.
Other songs like 'Come, Come On' and 'RAWR I'M A DINO' show the range he was working with, from dance tracks to something a little more playful.
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