There can be no doubting
Alan Fitzpatrick's position as one of the most influential electronic artists of the moment. Pumped up by yet another series of head-turning productions over the previous twelve months, the Englishman's profile continues to transition rapidly from the techno underground towards the electronic music main stage, attracting significant attention from BBC Radio 1, Mixmag and Resident Advisor and elevating Fitzpatrick to the position of global headliner. A status supported by the release of Fitzpatrick's critically acclaimed
Fabric 87 mix compilation in the first half of 2016 and continued with the monumental impact of new label We Are The Brave and first single 'We Do What We Want', that received such widespread support that it inspired snapchats from school kids and was even heard played at KFC.
