JOE HUNT & CARTER WALSH — "Get Shaky"
UK garage stalwart Joe Hunt returns with a high-energy flip of the Ian Carey dancefloor classic "Get Shaky," teaming up with Australian rising star Carter Walsh.
Birmingham-born Hunt has been embedded in the UK garage and bassline scene since the early 2000s, co-founding seminal label Jump Records and cutting his teeth on pirate radio before breaking through commercially with "Up To No Good," backed by Fisher, Girls Don't Sync, Otto Knows and Badger, and picked up by BBC Radio 1, Capital Dance and Kiss FM. Follow-ups "Good Life" (with Inner City) and "Renegade Masta" hit #1 and #7 on the Beatport charts, and most recently "Raw Cuts" topped the UKG Beatport chart with DJ support across the scene worldwide, cementing his reputation as one of the genre's most consistent forces, one Shazam named among its "25 Artists to Watch."
He's joined here by Melbourne's Carter Walsh, a 22-year-old producer who's surpassed 10 million streams in his debut year and built a devoted global following on his own UKG swing and bass-heavy production, a fresh international voice bringing new energy to a genre Hunt helped shape.
The result is a peak-time, instantly recognisable rework built for the dancefloor, pairing UK garage's DJ's-DJ credentials with one of the genre's most exciting new international names.
Valentina Spada
UK garage stalwart Joe Hunt returns with a high-energy flip of the Ian Carey dancefloor classic "Get Shaky," teaming up with Australian rising star Carter Walsh.
Birmingham-born Hunt has been embedded in the UK garage and bassline scene since the early 2000s, co-founding seminal label Jump Records and cutting his teeth on pirate radio before breaking through commercially with "Up To No Good," backed by Fisher, Girls Don't Sync, Otto Knows and Badger, and picked up by BBC Radio 1, Capital Dance and Kiss FM. Follow-ups "Good Life" (with Inner City) and "Renegade Masta" hit #1 and #7 on the Beatport charts, and most recently "Raw Cuts" topped the UKG Beatport chart with DJ support across the scene worldwide, cementing his reputation as one of the genre's most consistent forces, one Shazam named among its "25 Artists to Watch."
He's joined here by Melbourne's Carter Walsh, a 22-year-old producer who's surpassed 10 million streams in his debut year and built a devoted global following on his own UKG swing and bass-heavy production, a fresh international voice bringing new energy to a genre Hunt helped shape.
The result is a peak-time, instantly recognisable rework built for the dancefloor, pairing UK garage's DJ's-DJ credentials with one of the genre's most exciting new international names.
Valentina Spada
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