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Kideko combines with Havoc & Lawn on ‘Better Move’

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Following the successful launch of his new label Make Em Move with ‘Cubanito’. Kideko continues the label’s momentum with the new single ‘Better Move’ alongside esteemed duo Havoc & Lawn, marking the first collab on the imprint.

The new single also marks the second of an exciting slew of dance floor anthems and tracks boasting radio appeal to come on the label from the likes of Chaney, Elliot Fitch and James Burton, cementing Kideko’s ethos of instilling feel-good party flavours and light-hearted energy.

Ahead of the label launch, Kideko has been making waves since his breakthrough in 2015 with hits on the likes of  Stress Records, Sweat It Out, Warner, Toolroom, Solotoko, Cr2, Ministry Of Sound, REALM and more.

His solo efforts as well as previous collabs with Armand Van Helden, Sonny Fodera, Friend Within and Tinie Tempah have garnered millions of streams whilst landing day time and specialist support across BBC Radio 1.

Now adding another impressive collab to his name, Kideko joins forces with Havoc & Lawn. Hailing from Italy, the duo have risen to international recognition with releases on the likes of Simma Black, Defected, Ultra, Warner, Nervous Records, SIZE and Mother Recordings, landing a Beatport Top 10s with Give It Up and Traxsource Top 5 with Falling.

Now combining their equally impressive talents, Kideko and Havoc & Lawn unite for ‘Better Move’. An uplifting house anthem, ‘Better Move’ boasts sun-kissed vocals, grooving bass and glistening synth strings. The perfect playlist and mix addition as we move into warmer months, ‘Better Move’ is set to launch both Havoc & Lawn as well as Kideko and his Make Em Move label to new heights.

We premiere ‘Better Move’ on data transmission today, check it out here and grab it on Beatport.

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Grahame Farmer

Grahame Farmer’s love affair with electronic music goes back to the mid-90s when he first began to venture into the UK’s beloved rave culture, finding himself interlaced with some of the country’s most seminal club spaces. A trip to dance music’s anointed holy ground of Ibiza in 1997 then cemented his sense of purpose and laid the foundations for what was to come over the next few decades of his marriage to the music industry.

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