Global Underground welcomes to the helm one of electronic music’s most audacious auteurs, Felix Da Housecat; and with the album centred on Felix’s love affair with Europe’s fashion capital, Milan, you know you’re in for something uniquely special – music with both style and substance.

A groundbreaking visionary whose unrelenting contribution to electronic music has spanned the past 20 years, Felix is currently baiting daytime UK airwaves with his latest single, ‘Radio’. Already a ‘Hottest Record In The World’ for Radio 1’s Zane Lowe and a staple in the shows of Pete Tong, Rob Da Bank, and many more, ‘Radio’ is lifted from his recent artist album, ‘Virgo Blaktro & The Movie Disco’, an impressive long-player that has further enhanced his pedigree.

Felix has long maintained a presence beyond the prism of dance music; critics and bloggers alike have cited him as a worthy heir apparent to the greats of modern black music, recognising that his contributions have followed in the lineage begun by figures such as Sly & The Family Stone, Parliament, and Prince. Following on from 2001’s ‘Kittenz And Thee Glitz’ (the album that unwittingly spawned electroclash), and 2004’s ‘Devin Dazzle & The Neon Fever’, ‘Virgo Blaktro’ tapped into his roots, but equally took him off into new directions, making him as relevant as ever for a 21st century dancefloor.