
Scott Brown's roots in hardcore reach back to early-1990s Glasgow, with a catalogue that includes 'Elysium', 'Turn Up The Music' and 'Now Is The Time'. On OneSeventy, he joined JTS for 'Never Stop', one of the label's earliest releases, and later collaborated with both Technikore and JTS on 'Low End Theory'. Credited across two distinct OneSeventy releases, Brown connects his long-established hardcore production with the collaborative work of the label's co-founders.
Scott Brown
United Kingdom

Scott Brown's roots in hardcore reach back to early-1990s Glasgow, with a catalogue that includes 'Elysium', 'Turn Up The Music' and 'Now Is The Time'. On OneSeventy, he joined JTS for 'Never Stop', one of the label's earliest releases, and later collaborated with both Technikore and JTS on 'Low End Theory'. Credited across two distinct OneSeventy releases, Brown connects his long-established hardcore production with the collaborative work of the label's co-founders.

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