We proudly present to you ‘Arnold Classics’ from Reims boy Brodinski: the second, no less killer, release on Graeme Sinden’s own Grizzly label.

To say that Brodinski is riding high at the moment would be an understatement. Over the last few months he has released an accomplished Suck My Deck mix album for club maestros BuggedOut!, partnered with fellow rising French producer Noob on ‘Peanut’s Club’ for Tiga’s Turbo Recordings, headlined sold out clubnights across the globe and played for Radio 1’s Annie Mac at both SXSW and Miami’s recent Winter Music Conference. Last we heard, he was at P Diddy’s beachside mansion shooting the breeze with Cassie.

The Grizzly label was set up with the prime intention of promoting the unpigeonhole-able, in Sinden’s words the “‘grey area’ sounds, music you can’t quite put your finger on, stuff that sits between genres and puzzles you at the same time,” and from the moment ‘Arnold Classics’ opens with a disconcerting strangled groan you know this isn’t the normal fare. Replete with an unusual and shall we say, ‘windy’, percussive sample throughout, Brodi has crafted an insistent, creeping and delightfully unsettling banger. Early DJ feedback has thus far been overwhelmingly positive with the record at the top of Annie, Erol, Mehdi, Zinc and A-Trak’s boxes.

‘Arnold Classics’ comes complete with a number of speaker-shattering remixes from the likes of Sweden’s Tony Senghore (who loved the track so much he’s remixed it twice), new school hero and Night Slugs co-hort Egyptrixx from Toronto, and Philly club king DJ Sega.

Label boss Sinden cut his teeth making productions with Switch and is now part of the hotly tipped production partnership, The Count and Sinden, whose debut album is due out on Domino in Autumn 2010.