Revision History NAPT

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Artist/Label: NAPT

Last Edited: 14 May 2011, 07:29 am

14 May 2011, 07:29 am ashleyp

NAPT, aka Ashley Pope and Tomek Naden, are a multi-award winning British electronic dance music production and DJ duo whose popularity has rocketed in the last 2 years. Their self coined N-Funk sound is a heady concoction of electro, bass, house and broken beat spawned from the UK underground.

NAPT’s first releases were remixes for Sony and Def Jam. NAPT then went on to release a slew of chart topping and critically acclaimed singles, remixes and collaborations which have been consistently played on Radio 1, Kiss FM, Triple J etc and featured in major online and offline press including DJ Mag, iDJ, Mixmag, inthemix and more. Their top selling and award winning singles “Gotta Have More Cowbell” and “Make My Day” have to date racked up over 24,000 sales and they have remixed and collaborated with artists such as Kish Mauve (Kylie Minogue fame), Mercury Prize nominee MJ Cole, Dubstep luminary G-Double from Anti-Social crew, British drum and bass MC Skibadee, UK soul legend Mica Paris and rising UK Urban star Ashley “Bashy” Thomas.

In 2009 NAPT picked up a highly esteemed award from Beatport.com for their remix of Slydeʼs “Frequency,” followed by wins for Best Producer, Best Track and Best Remix at Breakspoll, a feat which they repeated the following year in unprecedented fashion. 2010 also saw NAPT reach number 8 in the UK national Indie Chart, and number 4 in the ARIA Australian national Club Chart for their collaboration with Bashy on “Make My Day”, as well as hitting the top spot on the worlds largest music blog site, Hypem.com, no less than twice, with their re-works of Miike Snow and Daft Punk.

As DJ’s NAPT have headlined and performed shows all over the world, from Fabric in London, Glastonbury Festival Somerset, Villa in Perth to Mighty in San Francisco the N-Funk sound continuously infiltrates many a dance floor. NAPT also pioneered the online mix tape with 3 highly successful mix series to date, the latest “Live In The Mix” gaining well over 40,000 downloads. The forthcoming launch of NAPT’s new label, Red Sugar Records, signifies a new and very exciting musical journey which see’s NAPT team up with Reset!, Sharooz, Brookes Brothers, BRich, Lucian X and many more.

Successfully traversing a multitude of genres, NAPT’s innovative and high sheen N-Funk sound is set to continue rocking the most discerning of dance floors across the globe.

20 Mar 2011, 04:08 pm ashleyp

NAPT, aka Ashley Pope and Tomek Naden, are a multi-award winning British electronic dance music production and DJ duo whose popularity has rocketed in the last 2 years. Their self coined N-Funk sound is a heady concoction of electro, breakbeat, house and soul spawned from the UK underground.

NAPT’s first releases were remixes for major label artists Lumidee and Jon Cutler. NAPT then went on to release a slew of chart topping and critically acclaimed singles, remixes and collaborations on the award winning Funkatech Records, which have been consistently played on Radio 1, Kiss FM, Triple J etc and featured in major online and offline press including DJ Mag, iDJ, Mixmag, inthemix and more; from the top selling and award winning “Gotta Have More Cowbell” and “Make My Day” which have to date racked up over 24,000 sales, to remixes and collaborations with electro-pop act Kish Mauve (Kylie Minogue fame), Mercury Prize nominee MJ Cole, Dubstep luminary G-Double from Anti-Social crew, British drum and bass MC Skibadee, UK soul legend Mica Paris and rising UK Urban star Ashley “Bashy” Thomas.

In 2009 NAPT picked up a highly esteemed award from Beatport.com for their remix of Slyde’s “Frequency,” followed by wins for Best Producer, Best Track and Best Remix at Breakspoll. In 2010 they repeated their wins for Best Producer and Best Track at Breakspoll - the first time in the history of the awards that the Best Producer and Best Track categories had been won by the same artist in successive years. 2010 was also the year NAPT hit number 8 in the UK national Indie Charts, and number 4 in the ARIA Australian national Club Chart for their collaboration with Bashy on “Make My Day”.

As DJ’s NAPT have headlined and performed shows all over the world, from Fabric in London, Glastonbury Festival Somerset, Villa in Perth to Mighty in San Francisco the N-Funk continuously infiltrates many a dance floor. NAPT also pioneered the online mix tape with 3 highly successful mix series to date, the latest “Live In The Mix” gaining well over 40,000 downloads.

Successfully traversing a multitude of genres the NAPT N-Funk sound refuses to be boxed in. With the very exciting forthcoming launch of their new label, Red Sugar Records, NAPT’s innovative, mutated, high sheen productions are set to hit new heights and continue to rock the most discerning of dance floors.

The future seems ever bright for the new heroes of the dance.

11 Aug 2010, 02:35 am ashleyp

NAPT, aka Ashley Pope and Tomek Naden, are a multi-award winning British electronic dance music production and DJ duo whose popularity has rocketed in the last 2 years. Their self coined N-Funk sound is a heady concoction of breakbeat, electro and house spawned from the UK underground and informed by a keen ear for the tasteful end of the commercial spectrum.

NAPT’s first releases were remixes for major label artists Lumidee and Jon Cutler. NAPT then went on to release a slew of chart topping and critically acclaimed tracks on a host of labels including the award winning Funkatech Records, Sony Records, Fingerlickin Records and more, which have been consistently played on Radio 1, Kiss FM, Triple J etc and featured in major online and offline press including DJ Mag, iDJ, Mixmag, inthemix etc; from the top selling and award winning singles “Gotta Have More Cowbell” and “Make My Day” which have to date racked up over 15,000 sales, to remixes and collaborations with electro-pop act Kish Mauve (Kylie Minogue fame), Mercury Prize nominee MJ Cole, Dubstep luminary G-Double from Anti-Social crew, British drum and bass MC Skibadee, UK soul legend Mica Paris and rising UK Urban star Ashley “Bashy” Thomas.

As DJ’s NAPT have headlined and performed shows all over the world, from Fabric in London, Glastonbury Festival Somerset to Ambar in Perth the N-Funk continuously infiltrates many a dance floor. NAPT also pioneered the online mix tape with 3 highly successful mix series to date, the latest “Live In The Mix” gaining well over 40,000 downloads.

Successfully traversing a multitude of genres the NAPT N-Funk sound refuses to be boxed in with their innovative, mutated, high sheen productions rocking the most discerning of dance floors.

The future seems ever bright for the new heroes of the dance.

http://www.myspace.com/naptuk
http://www.facebook.com/naptuk
http://www.twitter.com/napt

11 Aug 2010, 02:35 am ashleyp

ed up a highly esteemed award from Beatport.com for their remix of Slyde’s “Frequency,” followed by wins for Best Producer, Best Track and Best Remix at Breakspoll. In 2010 they repeated their wins for Best Producer and Best Track at Breakspoll - the first time in the history of the awards that the Best Producer and Best Track categories had been won by the same artist in successive years.

Successfully traversing a multitude of genres the NAPT N-Funk sound refuses to be boxed in with their innovative, mutated, high sheen productions rocking the most discerning of dance floors.

The future seems ever bright for the new heroes of the dance.

http://www.myspace.com/naptuk
http://www.facebook.com/naptuk
http://www.twitter.com/napt

27 Feb 2010, 05:25 pm napttomek

AWARDS
Best Producer Breakspoll 2010
Best Track Breakspoll 2010
Best Breaks Track Beatport Music Awards 2009
Best Producer Breakspoll 2009
Best Track Breakspoll 2009
Best Remix Breakspoll 2009
Breakthrough DJ Breakspoll 2006

BIOGRAPHY

“That sound...What’s that coming from…? then it hit me. I closed my eyes and became locked into this incredible sense of infinity, of timelessness,a swirling centrifuge of bliss”.

NAPT’s high quality and unique N-Funk sound has taken them to the highest echelons of dance music worldwide. In 2008 NAPT released the two highest selling tracks in breaks and remixed the likes of chic indie band Kish Mauve, Deekline & Wizard, Calvertron and MJ Cole all of which topped sales charts. By the start of 2009 the NAPT N-Funk machine, backed by Funkatech Records, had become unstoppable and their productions were firmly placed in top DJ bags worldwide. In the face of stiff competition NAPT swept up four dance award wins, spanning the beatport music awards and breakspoll. The fans had spoken.

Award winning production aside, NAPT’s high energy, unique and exceptionally popular shows have continually wowed clubbers and has seen them perform at some of the worlds best clubs including the world famous fabric London, Fur in Washington D.C. and Ambar in Perth to name but a few.

Ignore the hype and listen, listen to the future sound of N-Funk.

http://www.napt-music.com
http://www.facebook.com/naptuk
http://www.myspace.com/naptuk

23 Sep 2009, 10:02 am NAPT

AWARDS
Best Breaks Track Beatport Music Awards 2009
Best Producer Breakspoll 2009
Best Track Breakspoll 2009
Best Remix Breakspoll 2009
Breakthrough DJ Breakspoll 2006

BIOGRAPHY

“That sound...What’s that coming from…? then it hit me. I closed my eyes and became locked into this incredible sense of infinity, of timelessness,a swirling centrifuge of bliss”.

Ignore the hype and listen, listen to the future sound of N-Funk.

http://www.napt-music.com
http://www.facebook.com/naptuk
http://www.myspace.com/naptuk

23 Sep 2009, 10:02 am NAPT

AWARDS
Best Breaks Track Beatport Music Awards 2009
Best Producer Breakspoll 2009
Best Track Breakspoll 2009
Best Remix Breakspoll 2009
Breakthrough DJ Breakspoll 2006

BIOGRAPHY

“That sound...What’s that coming from…? then it hit me. I closed my eyes and became locked into this incredible sense of infinity, of timelessness,a swirling centrifuge of bliss”.

Ignore the hype and listen, listen to the future sound of N-Funk.

http://www.napt-music.com
http://www.myspace.com/naptuk

23 Sep 2009, 10:00 am NAPT

AWARDS
Best Breaks Track Beatport Awards 2009
Best Producer Breakspoll 2009
Best Track Breakspoll 2009
Best Remix Breakspoll 2009
Breakthrough DJ Breakspoll 2006

BIOGRAPHY

“That sound...What’s that coming from…? then it hit me. I closed my eyes and became locked into this incredible sense of infinity, of timelessness,a swirling centrifuge of bliss”.

Ignore the hype and listen, listen to the future sound of N-Funk.

http://www.napt-music.com
http://www.myspace.com/naptuk

21 Aug 2009, 07:04 pm napttomek

AWARDS
Best Producer Breakspoll 2009
Best Track Breakspoll 2009
Best Remix Breakspoll 2009
Breakthrough DJ Breakspoll 2006

BIOGRAPHY

“That sound...What’s that coming from…? then it hit me. I closed my eyes and became locked into this incredible sense of infinity, of timelessness,a swirling centrifuge of bliss”.

Ignore the hype and listen, listen to the future sound of N-Funk.

http://www.napt-music.com
http://www.myspace.com/naptuk

04 Mar 2009, 06:39 am ashleyp

AWARDS
Best Producer Breakspoll 2009
Best Track Breakspoll 2009
Best Remix Breakspoll 2009
Breakthrough DJ Breakspoll 2006

NOMINATIONS
Best Breaks Artist Beatport Music Awards 2009 (winner to be decided)
Double Nomination Best Breaks Track Beatport Music Awards 2009 (winner to be decided)
Best Producer Breakspoll 2008
Breakthrough Producer Breakspoll 2006

BIOGRAPHY

“That sound...What’s that coming from…? then it hit me. I closed my eyes and became locked into this incredible sense of infinity, of timelessness,a swirling centrifuge of bliss”.

In a time of fickle associations and genre bandwagon jumping the NAPT N-Funk sound has risen to the top, flying the flag for NAPT’s kaleidoscopic and unique breakbeat. From house supremo Miles Dyson, cool kids favourite Kissy Sell Out, UK grime ambassador DJ Cameo to breaks stalwarts the Plump DJ’s and Rennie Pilgrim the N-Funk sound continues to infiltrate many a DJ’s box.

After receiving snowballing praise for their singles on the burgeoning Funkatech brand and being nominated for Best Producer at Breakspoll 2008, NAPT’s “Gotta Have More Cowbell” (N-Funk Part 1), devastated the charts (number 1 on the beatport breaks chart for 5 weeks, juno,trackitdown,etc) and became the second highest selling breaks track of 2008, solidifying its status as one of the breaks anthems of the year. This culminated in a win for Best Track at Breakspoll 2009 and nomination for Best Breaks Track at the Beatport Music Awards 2009, winner of which is yet to be decided. Not content, NAPT went on to repeat and surpass this success later in the year with an out and out N-Funk remix of Slydes “Frequency” for Fingerlickin records, again dominating the charts and finishing up as the highest selling breaks track of 2008.This was once again rewarded with a win at Breakspoll 2009, this time for Best Remix, and another nomination for Best Breaks Track at the Beatport Music Awards 2009. Later in 2008 NAPT unleashed their follow up to “Gotta Have More Cowbell” - N-Funk Part 2 and remixes of Calvertron (half of Twocker), Ils and Deekline & Wizard, all of which repeatedly topped sales charts and once again received widespread critical acclaim.

By the start of 2009 NAPT were riding high and in the face of stiff competition from breakbeat’s old guard, the Plump DJ’s, Stanton Warriors, Evil Nine and Deekline and Wizard, scooped the highly esteemed Best Producer award at Breakspoll 2009. This along with NAPT’s three yet to be decided nominations in the Beatport Music Awards has marked a monumental shift in breakbeat and clarified NAPT’s status as leaders in the breakbeat scene.

As DJ’s NAPT’s in demand skills won them the Breakthrough DJ award at Breakspoll 2006. This along with their futuristic N-Funk and unique DJ sets has led to many international shows including tours of Australia, New Zealand, Europe and Asia and has seen them become residents for top label Supercharged’s seminal night at Audio Brighton and guest on high profile radio shows including BBC Radio 1, Kiss FM, Galaxy FM and more.

Ignore the hype and listen, listen to the future sound of N-Funk.

http://www.napt-music.com
http://www.myspace.com/naptuk

04 Mar 2009, 06:07 am ashleyp

AWARDS
Best Producer Breakspoll 2009
Best Track Breakspoll 2009
Best Remix Breakspoll 2009
Breakthrough DJ Breakspoll 2006

BIOGRAPHY

“That sound...What’s that coming from…? then it hit me. I closed my eyes and became locked into this incredible sense of infinity, of timelessness,a swirling centrifuge of bliss”.

After receiving snowballing praise for their singles on the burgeoning Funkatech brand and being nominated for Best Producer at Breakspoll 2008, NAPT’s “Gotta Have More Cowbell” (N-Funk Part 1), devastated the charts (number 1 on the beatport breaks chart for 5 weeks, juno,trackitdown,etc) and became the second highest selling breaks track of 2008, solidifying its status as one of the breaks anthems of the year. This culminated in a win for Best Track at Breakspoll 2009 and nomination for Best Breaks Track at the Beatport Music Awards 2009, winner of which is yet to be decided. Not content, NAPT went on to repeat and surpass this success later in the year with an out and out N-Funk remix of Slydes “Frequency” for Fingerlickin records, again dominating the charts and finishing up as the highest selling breaks track of 2008.This was once again rewarded with a win at Breakspoll 2009, this time for Best Remix, and another nomination for Best Breaks Track at the Beatport Music Awards 2009. Later in 2008 NAPT unleashed their follow up to “Gotta Have More Cowbell” - N-Funk Part 2, and remixes of Calvertron (half of Twocker), Ils and Deekline & Wizard, all of which repeatedly topped sales charts and once again received widespread critical acclaim.

Ignore the hype and listen, listen to the future sound of N-Funk.

http://www.napt-music.com
http://www.myspace.com/naptuk

04 Mar 2009, 06:06 am ashleyp

AWARDS
Best Producer Breakspoll 2009
Best Single Breakspoll 2009
Best Remix Breakspoll 2009
Breakthrough DJ Breakspoll 2006

BIOGRAPHY

“That sound...What’s that coming from…? then it hit me. I closed my eyes and became locked into this incredible sense of infinity, of timelessness,a swirling centrifuge of bliss”.

After receiving snowballing praise for their singles on the burgeoning Funkatech brand and being nominated for Best Producer at Breakspoll 2008, NAPT’s “Gotta Have More Cowbell” (N-Funk Part 1), devastated the charts (number 1 on the beatport breaks chart for 5 weeks, juno,trackitdown,etc) and became the second highest selling breaks track of 2008, solidifying its status as one of the breaks anthems of the year. This culminated in a win for Best Track at Breakspoll 2009 and nomination for Best Breaks Track at the Beatport Music Awards 2009, winner of which is yet to be decided. Not content, NAPT went on to repeat and surpass this success later in the year with an out and out N-Funk remix of Slydes “Frequency” for Fingerlickin records, again dominating the charts and finishing up as the highest selling breaks track of 2008.This was once again rewarded with a win at Breakspoll 2009, this time for Best Remix, and another nomination for Best Breaks Track at the Beatport Music Awards 2009. Later in 2008 NAPT unleashed their follow up to “Gotta Have More Cowbell” - N-Funk Part 2, and remixes of Calvertron (half of Twocker), Ils and Deekline & Wizard, all of which repeatedly topped sales charts and once again received widespread critical acclaim. By the start of 2009 NAPT were riding high and in the face of stiff competition from breakbeat’s old guard, the Plump DJ’s, Stanton Warriors, Evil Nine and Deekline and Wizard, scooped the highly esteemed Best Producer award at Breakspoll 2009. This along with NAPT’s three yet to be decided nominations in the Beatport Music Awards has marked a monumental shift in breakbeat and clarified NAPT’s status as leaders in the breakbeat scene.

Ignore the hype and listen, listen to the future sound of N-Funk.

http://www.napt-music.com
http://www.myspace.com/naptuk

01 Mar 2009, 08:07 am ashleyp

AWARDS
Best Producer Breakspoll 2009
Best Single Breakspoll 2009
Best Remix Breakspoll 2009
Breakthrough DJ Breakspoll 2006

NOMINATIONS
Double Nomination Best Breaks Track Beatport Music Awards 2009 (winner to be decided)
Best Breaks Artist Beatport Music Awards 2009 (winner to be decided)
Best Producer Breakspoll 2008
Breakthrough Producer Breakspoll 2006

BIOGRAPHY

“That sound...What’s that coming from…? then it hit me. I closed my eyes and became locked into this incredible sense of infinity, of timelessness,a swirling centrifuge of bliss”.

In a time of fickle associations and genre bandwagon jumping the NAPT N-Funk sound rose to the top in 2008 flying the flag for NAPT’s kaleidoscopic and unique breakbeat. From house supremo Miles Dyson, cool kids favourite Kissy Sell Out, UK grime ambassador DJ Cameo to breaks legends the Plump DJ’s and Rennie Pilgrim the N-Funk sound has and continues to infiltrate many a DJ’s box.

After receiving snowballing praise for their singles on the burgeoning Funkatech brand and being nominated for Best Producer at Breakspoll 2008, NAPT’s “Gotta Have More Cowbell” (N-Funk Part 1), devastated the charts (number 1 on the beatport breaks chart for 5 weeks, juno,trackitdown,etc) and became the second highest selling breaks track of 2008, solidifying its status as one of the breaks anthems of the year. Not content, NAPT went on to repeat and surpass this success later in the year with an out and out N-Funk remix of Slydes “Frequency” for Fingerlickin records, again dominating the charts and finishing up as the highest selling breaks track of 2008. 2008 also saw NAPT remix one of breakbeat’s godfathers, Ils for leading label Botchit & Scarper and Radio Plastic for Exceptional Records (number 1 beatport breaks chart, trackitdown etc). Steam rolling forward NAPT’s follow up to “Gotta Have More Cowbell”, N-Funk Part 2, recently released on Funkatech Records features two new unique NAPT slices, “Work This Out” and “Fortune” both of which received widespread critical acclaim and topped sales charts once again. N-Funk 2 was followed closely by NAPT’s storming remix for Against The Grain of Deekline & Wizards Ft Yolanda “Angels”.

Keeping the pressure up in 2009 NAPT beat off stiff competition from the Plump DJ’s, Stanton Warriors and Evil Nine, amongst others to win 3 awards at Breakspoll 2009, Best Producer, Best Single and Best Remix. NAPT have also been nominated for 2 awards at the Beatport Music Awards which are yet to be decided, and will be releasing a collaboration with chic indie band Kish Mauve (writers of Kylie Minogues hit “2 Hearts"), remixes for Mofo and more along with parts 3 and 4 of the acclaimed N-Funk series.

As DJ’s NAPT’s in demand skills scooped them the Breakthrough DJ award at Breakspoll 2006. This along with their futuristic N-Funk and unique DJ sets has led to many international shows in 2008 including tours of Australia, New Zealand, Europe, Asia and more and has seen them become residents for top label Supercharged’s seminal night at Audio Brighton, guest on high profile radio shows (BBC Radio 1, Kiss FM, Galaxy FM) and receive rapturous applause playing the peak time, post awards set at Breakspoll 2009.

Catch NAPT as they spread the N-Funk gospel worldwide.

Ignore the hype and listen, listen to the future sound that is N-Funk.

http://www.napt-music.com
http://www.myspace.com/naptuk

01 Mar 2009, 08:06 am ashleyp

AWARDS
Best Producer Breakspoll 2009
Best Single Breakspoll 2009
Best Remix Breakspoll 2009
Breakthrough DJ Breakspoll 2006

NOMINATIONS
Double Nomination Best Breaks Track Beatport Music Awards 2009 (winner to be decided)
Best Breaks Artist Beatport Music Awards 2009 (winner to be decided)
Best Producer Breakspoll 2008
Breakthrough Producer Breakspoll 2006

BIOGRAPHY

“That sound...What’s that coming from…? then it hit me. I closed my eyes and became locked into this incredible sense of infinity, of timelessness,a swirling centrifuge of bliss”.

After receiving snowballing praise for their singles on the burgeoning Funkatech brand and being nominated for Best Producer at Breakspoll 2008, NAPT’s “Gotta Have More Cowbell” (N-Funk Part 1), devastated the charts (number 1 on the beatport breaks chart for 5 weeks, juno,trackitdown,etc) and became the second highest selling breaks track of 2008, solidifying its status as one of the breaks anthems of the year. Not content, NAPT went on to repeat and surpass this success later in the year with an out and out N-Funk remix of Slydes “Frequency” for Fingerlickin records, again dominating the charts and finishing up as the highest selling breaks track of 2008. 2008 also saw NAPT remix one of breakbeat’s godfathers, Ils for leading label Botchit & Scarper and Radio Plastic for Exceptional Records (number 1 beatport breaks chart, trackitdown etc). Steam rolling forward NAPT’s follow up to “Gotta Have More Cowbell”, N-Funk Part 2, recently released on Funkatech Records features two new unique NAPT slices, “Work This Out” and “Fortune” both of which received widespread critical acclaim and topped sales charts once again. N-Funk 2 was followed closely by NAPT’s storming remix for Against The Grain of Deekline & Wizards Ft Yolanda “Angels”.

Catch NAPT as they spread the N-Funk gospel worldwide.

Ignore the hype and listen, listen to the future sound that is N-Funk.

http://www.napt-music.com
http://www.myspace.com/naptuk

27 Jan 2009, 02:20 pm ashleyp

“That sound...What’s that coming from…? then it hit me. I closed my eyes and became locked into this incredible sense of infinity, of timelessness, a swirling centrifuge of bliss”.

In a time of fickle associations and genre bandwagon jumping the NAPT N-Funk sound has risen to the top in 2008 flying the flag for NAPT’s kaleidoscopic and unique breakbeat. From house supremo Miles Dyson, cool kids favourite Kissy Sell Out, UK grime ambassador DJ Cameo to breaks legends the Plump DJ’s and Rennie Pilgrim the N-Funk sound has and continues to infiltrate many a DJ’s box.

After receiving snowballing praise for their singles on the burgeoning Funkatech brand and being nominated for Best Producer at Breakspoll 2008, NAPT’s “Gotta Have More Cowbell” (N-Funk Part 1), released on Funkatech Records devastated the charts (number 1 on the beatport breaks chart for 5 weeks, juno,trackitdown,etc) and became the second highest selling breaks track of 2008, solidifying its status as one of the breaks anthems of the year. Not content, NAPT went on to repeat and surpass this success later in the year with an out and out N-Funk remix of Slydes “Frequency” for Fingerlickin records, again dominating the charts and finishing up as the highest selling breaks track of 2008. 2008 also saw NAPT remix one of breakbeat’s godfathers Ils, for leading label Botchit & Scarper and Radio Plastic for Exceptional Records (number 1 beatport breaks chart, trackitdown etc). Steam rolling forward NAPT’s follow up to “Gotta Have More Cowbell”, N-Funk Part 2, on Funkatech Records featured two new unique NAPT slices, “Work This Out” and “Fortune” both of which received widespread critical acclaim and topped sales charts once again. N-Funk 2 was followed closely by NAPT’s storming remix for Against The Grain of Deekline & Wizard Ft Yolanda’s “Angels”. Keeping the pressure up in 2009 NAPT will be releasing a collaboration with chic indie band Kish Mauve (writers of Kylie Minogues hit “2 Hearts"), remixes of Calvertron (1/2 of Twocker), General Levy and more along with parts 3 and 4 of the acclaimed N-Funk series.

As DJ’s NAPT’s in demand skills scooped them the Breakthrough DJ award at Breakspoll 2006. This along with their futuristic N-Funk and unique DJ sets has led to many international shows in 2008 including tours of Australia, New Zealand, Europe, Asia and more and has seen them become residents for top label Supercharged’s seminal night at Audio Brighton, guest on high profile radio shows (BBC Radio 1, Kiss FM, Galaxy FM) and receive rapturous applause as they closed Fabric’s main room at Breakspoll 2008.

Catch NAPT as they spread the N-Funk gospel worldwide.

Ignore the hype and listen, listen to the future sound that is N-Funk.

http://www.napt-music.com

http://www.myspace.com/naptuk

21 Jan 2009, 05:44 pm --

NAPT are a breakbeat duo from London, and have a discography that dates back to 2003.

They won the Breakthrough DJ Award at Breakspoll 2006, and also were nominated for Best Producer at Breakspoll 2008.

They have releasese on leading breaks label Funkatech, Finger Lickin Records and others.

Revision History NAPT