Mozart s House in the UK

There are many life mottos and proverbs that warn to mix professional and private life, or to flirt for example within a company. Sometimes love and friendship is exactly the element that it needs in order to create something new and exciting. The combination of classical and modern music is certainly not new, but was not yet equipped with this commercially viable presence as in the case of Clean Bandit. The British group is founded by students of the Jesus College in Cambridge in 2009. A quartet consisting of friends, brothers and lovers. This interesting intertwining forms the basis for the fusion of electronic, classical and deep house elements to which one always invites to new guest vocalist. Already with the first single A + E you get a taste in UK chart first air before Mozart's House 2013 Top 20 entert.

Latest Rather be providing an international breakthrough. Accompanied by the British newcomer Jess Glynne (now also with major record deal in the luggage) entert the number world leading chart positions. A violin, piano, video game related samples and a charming voice, which invite to a 90s dance beat in the gait of show me love to dance. Nevertheless, one is not based with the debut album New Eyes on a simple recipe for success. So you think electronic music is boring? You think its stupid? You think its repetitive? Well it is repetitive. Even if one grants certain repetitions in electronic music at Mozart's House, address the listeners in the course influences from dancehall / reggae (Come over) Synthpop (Up again) or UK Garage (Heart on fire, Mew eyes). Succeeded also, among other things, the merger of trance and classical at Telephone Banking, the very harmoniously blends in with the (Rap) vocals of Love Ssega. Despite many citations the album sounds, not least for its varied album guests fresh and new, and has especially in the middle part a strong bock phase.

Playing tips: Dust Clears, A & E and Come over