“Brett Gould is an inspiring sign of life on the front lines of British house music.” Dancing Astronaut.

Born and raised in East London, everything about Brett Gould’s career so far has been about a slow development of his sound. From his debut single ‘Premonition’ on Low Bit Records, Brett’s music has been pricking up ears on a remarkably regular basis. So much so, that releases have swiftly followed on the likes of Toolroom, Glasgow Underground and OFF Recordings to date, with ‘Rhythm Drop’ reaching number 12 in the Beatport Tech House Charts, and DJ support coming from the likes of Rob da Bank, Monki (BBC Radio1,) Josh Butler, Waifs and Strays, Sasha and Doctor Dru.

Further releases have seen him gain support from B.Traits, Lee Foss, Groove Armada, Steve Lawler, Tensnake & Low Steppa which in turn has seen him appear on the same bills as Sasha, Denney, Raffa FL, Sam Divine, Franky Rizzardo, Eskuche & Nu Sky, Mike Vale, and Mark Fancuilli.

Remix wise, Brett has also recently started to make a name for himself with his re-work of Kevin McKay’s ‘Club Trax’ on OFF Recordings, which reached Top 20 in the Beatport Deep House Chart, and his remix of Grum’s ‘In Love’ doing the same on Trice/Armada Recordings. His Remix Of Illyus & Barrientos 'Need Me' being the stand out remix so far.

Brett has been regularly playing his original brand of funky tech & deep house on the uk circuit as well as holding down residencies at some of the best club nights in London.

With his latest 'All Of A Sudden' hitting the number 1 spot on Track It Down plus releases coming up on Definition:Music, Simma Black, Material & InCorrect Music amongst futher Glasgow Underground releases and remixes, it is fair to say that Brett Gould looks set to make 2016 his year.