Korey x Double Trouble & Rebel MC - Street Tuff [New State Music]

Artist(s): Korey x Double Trouble & Rebel MC
Title: Street Tuff
Record Label: New State Music
Release Date: 27th September 2024

Rising UK DJ/Producer Korey takes on Double Trouble & Rebel MC’s classic late 80s hip-house smash hit, Street Tuff, to create a forward thinking, modern, minimal, bass heavy, tech-house club heater!

Korey is a 22 year old producer out of Cambridge (UK) who’s been catching eyes from around the world. With his high energy creative twist on house music, he’s been creating dancefloor moments to remember.

Bringing a blend of heavy basslines and jacking minimal beats combined with catchy melody hooks, his sets are known to get the crowd moving and is reflected in his slamming re-up of Street Tuff.

With some of the biggest DJs in the scene pushing his sound, the likes of Archie Hamilton, Sidney Charles, Jamie Jones, rossi. and Joseph Capriati are just some of the names that have been playing Korey’s music in their sets.

Korey's releases on Heavy House Society and MicroHertz have solidified his rise in the scene. The Heavy House Society release highlighted his skill in creating hypnotic grooves, while the MicroHertz release focused on his powerful basslines and energy. Both gained strong support from industry leaders making Korey a house music producer to watch.

Double Trouble are an iconic late 80s – early 90s, house / hip-house production and remixing trio hailing from London, UK.

Double Trouble originally consisted of members Leigh Guest, Michael Menson and Karl "Tuff Enuff" Brown, first rising to prominence through their collaborations with the Rebel MC (now aka Congo Natty) on their releases Just Keep Rockin’ and Street Tuff, which reached numbers 5 and 1 respectively on the UK Indie Chart in 1989. Just Keep Rockin' then reached number 11 on the UK Singles Chart, while Street Tuff reached number 3, becoming their biggest smash hit.

Street Tuff remains Double Trouble & Rebel MCs most played track at radio and this new version with Korey takes the track to a new dancefloor and streaming generation audience.