In case you haven’t heard we’re offering a free 3 track EP with all tickets purchased before 31st January for our Hospitality Brixton show on 22nd April.

All early bird tickets for our Brixton show on April 22nd have now sold out, but we have extended the offer so you can still get the free 3 track EP with all advance ticket purchases until 31st January.

Yes, you heard. So get it while you can and click HERE to buy a ticket!

The EP features brand new, exclusive, previously unreleased music from some of Hospital and Med School Music’s finest talents and is just a small taste of what you can expect at Brixton on 22nd April where all three artists will be playing:-

B-Complex – ‘Blissful Ignorance’

Perhaps best known for the anthemic ‘Beautiful Lies’ (which we featured on our ‘Sick Music’ compilation in 2009) the Bratislavan producer steps up with another superlative track. What better way to celebrate 15 Years Of Hospital Records than with the uplifting melodies, soaring strings and hands-in-the-air euphoria of ‘Blissful Ignorance’? Needless to say, it’s another stunner from B Complex and another feather to add to his cap. Expect big things from his set at Brixton in April.

Joe Syntax – ‘Unified’

Prodigious new talent, new Med School signing and all round star, South London’s very own Joe Syntax represents the deeper sound of D+B in his stand out track ‘Unified’. Having been tipped by KMag as one of the  ‘Top D+B Producers To Watch In 2011′ Joe really pushes the boat out here, employing a warm, velvety bassline,  shimmering SFX and echoing vocal snippets to great effect. You can catch Joe representing Med School Music in Room 2 at Brixton, and if his recent set at fabric is anything to go by, you’d be foolish to miss this one!

Nu:Tone – ‘Break Me’ (ft. Dekata Project)

A Hospital veteran and revered scene stalwart, Nu:Tone has garnered huge attention recently as he prepares for the release of his new album ‘Words + Pictures’ (due out on 28th February).  However,  on top of all that as well as a hectic DJ-ing in schedule the Cambridge based producer has  managed to find time to rustle up something special in the studio to celebrate 15 Years of Hospital Records.  Featuring future disco and soulful house collective Dekata Project, Nu:Tone spices up the EP with swooning vocals and skittering breaks, making for a killer track as anticipation for his album builds.

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