Solardo
Solardo is a Manchester-based electronic duo made up of Mark Richards and James Eliot. They started working together in 2014, coming out of the city's club...
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Solardo is a Manchester-based electronic duo made up of Mark Richards and James Eliot. They started working together in 2014, coming out of the city's club scene with a straightforward house and techno approach.
Their track 'Tribes' from 2015 got some early attention, but it's been their collaborations that have defined their sound more recently. Songs like 'Adidas & Pearls' with Vintage Culture and LOWES, 'XTC' with Eli Brown, and 'Rollercoaster' with Love Regenerator and Calvin Harris show them working comfortably in that space between club-ready grooves and festival-sized hooks.
They've kept at it with a steady flow of releases and high-profile features, maintaining a presence in electronic music without much fuss about their origins or direction.
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