So we live in the future these days, a time of plentiful digital
bounty to make up for the shortfall in the real world. All recorded
music is just a few clicks away if you know where to look. It's easy
to be overwhelmed as a listener, and as a producer and DJ, the more
pies you have fingers in, the harder it is to define your sound. It's
an issue that t-woc has certainly had to deal with. A ultra-diverse
DJ, Reggae selectah par excellence, helmsman of the alphabet set electronica collective, Hip-Hop fanatic, one of Ireland's original dubsteppers and fan of many other things weird and wonderful in music.

So how do you fit all these influences in to your music and keep it
coherent? The Jetstar EP is how. His 6th for Alphabet Set was done
with the help of some vinyl, field recordings, an out of tune analogue
synth, a trio of crusty vintage fx units and a dash of MPC. This is
t-woc music - a blend of neck snapping beats, glistening
electronic melodies, steppers vibes and proper basslines, often with a
t-woc trademark twist at the end. Big grooves which could only have
been made right now in 2011. Named after a track that didn't make the
cut, The Jetstar EP is available now