Jazz sensibility with future dancefloor orientated grooves, deep funk, tough drums and tropical rhythms. Will Holland is one of the most talented and prolific artists in the world of alternative dance music today. Recording under various guises, Will first found acclaim as Quantic. As well as Quantic and the Quantic Soul Orchestra Will is one half of The Limp Twins, a duo he formed with Russell Porter.
Initially a deejay partnership, it wasn’t long before they started recording, with Russell taking on the vocal duties and Will adding the magic with his savvy production.
The BBC artist page for Quantic. Find the best clips, watch programmes, catch up on the news, and read the latest Quantic interviews. As well as Quantic and the Quantic Soul Orchestra Will is one half of The Limp. The kind of 21st century carnival music that will have all the global.
(Quantic is also part of, as well as the soul-folk-dance duo.) In 2001, Quantic's full-length debut, The 5th Exotic, was released by the label, followed one year later by Apricot Morning. After briefly pausing in 2003 to record 's Stampede (for which he played organ, bass, guitar, and saxophone, among other instruments) and ' Tales from Beyond the Groove, Holland returned to his solo efforts with 2004's Mishaps Happening. 's Pushin On was issued one year later, and 2006 proved to be particularly busy for the prolific DJ, as he released a compilation (One Off's, Remixes and B Sides), a reissue of The 5th Exotic, and another new Quantic album, An Announcement to Answer. In 2008, he could be heard tinkering with a blend of dub and '70s Latin on Death of the Revolution, which also marked his first release under the moniker. Dog with a Rope from 2011 used the same moniker while the Quantic name returned in 2012 with Look Around the Corner, an album recorded with retro-soul singer. Two years later, Magnetica became Quantic's first solo album released in over seven years.
Holland returned in 2016, once again under the moniker, releasing the album 1,000 Watts, which was a more direct foray into the traditional reggae sound. A collaboration with Columbian folk singer called Curao appeared in 2017.
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