Avesie steps onto Apex Faction with the two track release, "What You Do"
Delivering a sharp two-track release that showcases his knack for groove-led, understated club pressure on Alan Fitzpatrick’s re-invented imprint.

Title track “What You Do” rolls with confidence, built around a warm bass groove and a hooky vocal refrain that gives the track its bounce. Crisp percussion and subtle rhythmic shifts keep the energy lively and controlled, letting the groove do the heavy lifting. Clean, infectious, and designed to lift the room without ever overplaying its hand.
On “Taken”, Avesie dives deeper into hypnotic territory. A steady low-end pulse underpins fluid textures and restrained tension, unfolding with calm forward motion that rewards patience and long blends. Focused, immersive, and quietly powerful, it’s a track built for locked-in dancefloor moments.
Emerging from South London, Avesie has been steadily carving out his place in the underground house scene with releases on Knee Deep In Sound, Whoyostro, Metafloor, Techords, Glasgow Underground, CR2, New Violence, Witty Tunes, and 7Wallace. His productions, defined by deep grooves, minimal detail, and driving basslines, have earned consistent support from Hot Since 82, Enzo Siragusa, Sidney Charles, Disclosure, Mason Collective, Wade, and Eddy M.
With What You Do, Avesie delivers a concise and confident statement on Apex Faction, aligning seamlessly with the label’s renewed focus on functional, forward-thinking club music.
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