'Best I Can Do' is the title to Skwerl's newest EP, and lead track, featuring Paul Randolph on vocals. The title might seem a little at odds with an artist who's catalogue consists of a handful of releases, but under the surface there is the youthful idealism of an inexperienced producer pushing themselves with every new track they create. It should come as no shock that Skwerl's inspiration for this track came from "my enduring passion for Chicago/Detroit old school House", a period in music, not unlike punk before it, that was dominated by young, poor but deeply inspired young artists. It is with this fram of mind that we introduce you to the latest Gigolo offering!

The Genesis for 'Best I Can Do' can almost be plotted to the first time Skwerl heard "Paul Randolph, on Carl Craig's cover of The Stylistic's 'People Make The World Go Round,' I was really moved by the magical performance and honesty in Paul's voice." It was therefore only a matter if time before an inspired young Skwerl would colloborate with Paul Randolph, "thus during my stay in NY in 2008 I sent Paul a basic track sketch that would eventually shape into "Best I Can Do". The result is obviously a very early Chicago/Detroit Old School house sound, something Skwerl accounts to "having a real native legend on board sure helps a lot lending the track a very authentic Jamie Principle'esque touch. Mr. Randolph is delivering from within the deepest, realest and most honest corners of a Man's soul."

On the flip we find Skwerl doing what every artists does after they have done the best they can do, which is to reach for the stars. "I am a stargazer by nature. On the most fundamental level I think every human being is fascinated with the celestial display. Messier 31 is a mind-trip I take every time I imagine what it would be like to pilot a spaceship at unthinkable speed through and beyond the known galaxy