Aruhtra & Sydney Jo Jackson collaborate on dreamy garage cut ‘What You Know ‘Bout Love’
The garage veteran joins forces with Sydney Jo Jackson’s rising vocal talent to release another banger on DJ EZ’s Nuvolve label
Garage stalwart and all round legend Aruhtra has teamed up with rising singer/songwriter Sydney Jo Jackson to release ‘What You Know ’Bout Love’, out on 13th October via DJ EZ’s Nuvolve label.
‘What You Know ‘Bout Love’ combines Aruhtra’s impeccable knowledge of how to make a certified garage banger and Sydney Jo Jackson’s inimitable lush vocals – with the end result being a dreamy slice of UKG goodness guaranteed to have you looking forward to next summer.
UK born, Aruhtra has continuously thrilled crowds across the globe for the last two decades, from London to Asia and the Middle East, where he traveled with his residency for Nikki Beach.
Taking you back to the late 90’s and under his previous name, DJ Antonio, he paid his dues at various London clubs and bars earning his crust. His passion for house and garage shone through and played a huge part in influencing his early musical taste. Until he got his break and won a DJ competition, and thus, a residency at the infamous GARAGE NATION; which led to him receiving an honorary role as a guest DJ on Dreem Teem BBC RADIO 1 Presents show.
He changed his name to ARUHTRA in 2017 and has never looked back; working alongside the likes of Lost Frequencies, Sonny Fodera, Martin Solveig, Solomon, Sam Divine, Sandy Rivera, Nic Fanciulli, Copyright, The Shapeshifters, Chocolate Puma, Joey Negro, Mark Knight, Roger Sanchez, Jeremy Healy, Seb Fontaine, Grant Nelson, DJ EZ, Matt Jam Lamont, as well as many more prominent artists.
‘What You Know ‘Bout Love’ is the latest enthralling release on DJ EZ‘s Nuvolve label. Flying the flag for the constant evolution of the Garage genre, Nuvolve shines a light on future sounds and emerging artists whilst never forgetting its roots. A roster where legends like Todd Edwards and Sweet Female Attitude rub shoulders with white-hot risers like MPH and WZA, pays testament to the label’s unique position of showcasing the brightest and best artists of the future alongside those of the past.
