Sam Holland releases his ‘Love Control’ EP via Melé’s Club Bad

After a string of heavy hitters, Melé’s Club Bad imprint drops the new two track EP release from Sam Holland, “Love Control”.

Sam Holland is a new name to most but is previously known as one half of the London duo Senzala. Previously releasing on the likes of Knee Deep In Sound, Four Thirty Two, No.19, SCI+TEC & Pets Recordings. Now releasing as a solo artist aswell, Holland has released on Hot Since 82’s Knee Deep In Sound, Richy Ahmed’s Four Thirty Two and Javi Bora’s Too Many Rules, and now it’s time for him to drop on Melé’s Club Bad imprint.

For his debut on the label, he delivers a killer two-track EP, titled ‘Love Control’. The first and title track on the EP, is a top slice of filters disco house, the kind of track you’d have heard on the terrace of Space Ibiza all those years ago. Its arrangement is hypnotic and it’s an excellent cut for the floor and one that for sure we’ll be hearing none stop when the dance floors of the world return.

The second track is ‘Roll The Dice’, is slightly more what you’d expect on a Club Bad release. This has already received plays off Danny Howard and Pete Tong on BBC Radio1 making this another essential release from Melé’s Club Bad imprint solidifying it as a must release on label in the industry.

Check out ‘Love Control’ below and grab the whole EP on Beatport.