Brownswood Recordings
IZCO - Tek Control (feat. Liam Bailey) [FELIXCW Remix]
IZCO
Tek Control (feat. Liam Bailey) [FELIXCW Remix]
Releasing digitally on 29th July via Brownswood Recordings
‘Tek Control (feat. Liam Bailey) [FELIXCW Remix]' sees one of the standout cuts from IZCO's acclaimed debut album reimagined through the lens of longtime collaborator FELIXCW.
Originally released as part of IZCO's debut album earlier this year, Tek Control paired the East London producer with the unmistakable vocals of Liam Bailey, whose genre-spanning career has seen him work with some of pop music's most celebrated producers. Now, FELIXCW takes the original into deeper territory, delivering a bass-driven remix that amplifies the track's dub influences while retaining the soul at its core.
Speaking about the remix, IZCO says:
"I love working with Liam, we’ve played the glade dome at Glasto a couple years in a row and it’s always special, we always make a load of dubs and specials just for the set.
And the link up with FELIXCW only makes sense, one of my close mates (Brighter Days Family) and the last time us 3 linked up for a track was ‘Heavysoul’ so it’s about time we got another one. Deep in the dub, this one’s heavy"
With Tek Control (feat. Liam Bailey) [FELIXCW Remix], these artists continue to blur the lines between UK club music, dub, soul and soundsystem culture.
Follow IZCO:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/izzycofie/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@IzzyCofie
Bandcamp: https://izco.bandcamp.com/
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/e5izco
Thank you for your continued support,
The Brownswood Fam
| Release Date | July 29th, 2026 |
| Catalog No | BWOOD0474DD |
| Label | Brownswood Recordings |
| track | artist | |
|---|---|---|
| Tek Control (feat. Liam Bailey) [FELIXCW Remix] | IZCO | 4:13 |
| Tek Control (feat. Liam Bailey) | IZCO | 3:45 |
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