Solardo bring their signature dancefloor energy to The Cross for the first time with “House Music Freak,” arriving November 13. The new release sees the Manchester duo draw on classic house influences while delivering a punchy club track built for contemporary dancefloors.
Driven by a bouncy bassline, classic synth flourishes, and retro rap-style vocal samples, “House Music Freak” draws from the foundations of old-school house without losing its modern production edge. Playful vocal hooks meet a driving, groove-led rhythm, giving the track an infectious feel suited to everything from intimate club rooms to larger dancefloor settings.
The release also marks a meeting of two names connected by an appreciation for club culture. The Cross continues to carve out a space between underground sounds and broader dancefloor appeal, while Mark Richards and James Eliot have spent more than a decade developing Solardo into one of the most recognizable acts in modern house music. Their approach has consistently balanced underground influences with music that connects with audiences around the world.
Across releases on influential labels including Hot Creations, Toolroom, and Relief Records, Solardo have built an extensive catalog highlighted by multiple Beatport No. 1s and millions of streams. Their reputation behind the decks has taken them to major international stages, including Tomorrowland, Glastonbury, and Creamfields.
With “House Music Freak,” Solardo revisit the nostalgic sounds of classic house, reshaping familiar influences into a fresh, high-impact production. The track continues the duo’s focus on music that connects different generations of club culture while bringing their established sound to The Cross for the first time.
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