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Drop The Lime - 'Hot As Hell'
Buy now on iTunes): https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/hot-as-hell/id413267820?affId=1405655&ign-mpt=uo%3D4
Drop the Lime, AKA Luca Venezia, is a DJ and producer from NYC, and the man behind the infamous Trouble & Bass club nights. Setting the bar high for 2011 with his first UK release on Ministry of Sound Recordings, 'Hot As Hell' is the lead single off his debut album, 'Enter the Night'.
Already lauded by the likes of Annie Mac, Switch, Diplo and Zane Lowe, 'Hot as Hell' is Drop The Lime at his very best, dismembering the contrasting genres of Rockabilly and Dance.
Stay tuned for 'Hot as Hell', coming soon on Ministry of Sound Recordings.
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