Matt Tolfrey is one of those individuals that you won't forget. An energetic DJ, talented producer and manager of the UK's biggest break-through record label, Leftroom, he's not afraid to put his soul into his goals and his enthusiasm shines through.  

Growing up in the Middle East it wasn't until he returned home that his career started in Nottingham with residencies at the historic club the Bomb and more recently at Stealth.  Here in the heart of the city's club culture is where he continues to hold a residency. This quickly led to regular slots at Fabric and further afield in the USA and Germany. 

Always keen to experiment with new ideas and take risks he started the Leftroom label in 2005 with his own productions beginning to see releases on reputable labels such as Crosstown Rebels. Tolfrey sought after an avenue to release his peer's music and open up opportunities for friends that he believed in. 

The first release was entitled 'The Extended Family EP' encapsulating the spirit of Leftroom, a place where a core set of artists could grow and experiment with their sound. The Leftroom family now consists of a few key artists now including MarcAshken, Inxec, Ed Davenport and Glimpse. 

After remarkable success with the first few releases and securing a home-grown and exceptional roster Tolfrey was asked to commence a label night at T Bar, London's hub of creativity in the house and techno scene. Hosting nights alongside those of Andrew Weatherall, Ivan Smagghe and Craig Richards allowed Tolfrey to invite and play with friends and muses while sharing memorable dancefloor moments. 

As his plan to achieve global domination took firm root, two more sub-labels were born into the family. Leftroom Limited has the purpose of releasing peak-time records while Leftout is a home for lesser known artists who deserve some attention. He also runs Is This label and has proved his A&R capabilities are pin-point securing one of last year's biggest tracks, Ito & Star's Suduko Kid.  

Alongside propelling three labels Tolfrey also DJs globally with notable gigs for Sunday School for Degenerates in Miami, regular dates at Fabric, Mulletover in Ibiza and Watergate in Berlin amongst many. His productions and remixes have been released on Four:Twenty, Renaissance and Ransom Note and he has collaborated with MarcAshken, Glimpse, Craig Sylvester, Inxec and B-Pole. His forthcoming collaboration project with MarcAshken as TASH is destined to be a frontrunner. 

So how did he come so far so quickly? The answer is simple. Matt is a workaholic with a seemingly tireless dedication to forging his own unique style and bringing life to the scene around him. Drawing on everything from deep house and techno, through to stripped down bleeps and Germanic mayhem, he's spawned his own hybrid strain of electronic funk. Anyone lucky enough to have already witnessed Matt in action will know that his particular brand of wobbly house and techno has the power to win hearts and destroy minds on the dance floor. 

Discography:- 

Mix CD's:-

• Don't Be Leftout - Mixed by Matt Tolfrey - Leftroom - 2007 

Releases:-

• The Horn/Acix - Crosstown Rebels - 2005
• Are We Family - Leftroom Records - 2006
• Popeye - Spinach Disko - Leftroom Limited - 2006
• Enter The Mad Hat and Shakil - Leftroom Limited - 2007

 Remixes:-

• MarcAshken - Bus Driver - Perc Trax - 2005
• Roman Flugel - Geht's Noch - 2005
• Fergie - Ken The Men - Punch Funk - 2006
• TCP - Gone Long Gone - TCP - 2006
• Sasha - Seal Clubbing - Renaissance - 2006
• TG - You Aint Got Time To Think - Four:Twenty - 2007
• Rui Da Silva - The Whole Room Dematerialised - Kismet - 2007
• Frankie - Shtootsh  - Frankie - 2007
• Adultnapper - Tewa - Ransom Note - 2007
• Popof - Alcoolic - CR2 - 2007