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Today, Canadian alt-pop duo Ash Koley release the Don’t Let Your Feet Touch Ground EP (out now in iTunes). The EP features various mixes of the infectiously catchy single from Grammy-winning mixer Tom Lord-Alge and rising DJ/producer and Grammy-nominee Morgan Page (who recently had a #1 hit on Billboard’s Hot Dance Airplay chart with single “In The Air”), and additional track “Mary The Inventor.”

“Don’t Let Your Feet Touch Ground,” which was the lead single from the duo’s Canadian debut mini-album Inventions (Sony Music Entertainment Canada/Nettwerk Records), was nominated for a Canadian Radio Music Award in the AC and Hot AC Categories.

Singer Ash Koley and producer/songwriter Phil Deschambault began their musical collaboration in 2004, when the two self-proclaimed nerds from Winnipeg were introduced by a mutual acquaintance. Phil was looking for a singer who could relate to his sound, and Ash’s velvety voice did just that. Together, their sound is an amalgamation of diverse influences, from Abba to the Eurythmics, and from Peter Gabriel to Radiohead. The result is a band that is a full embodiment of what they each bring to the duo – quirky charm and upbeat classic pop music.

Don’t Let Your Feet Touch Ground EP track listing:
1. Don't Let Your Feet Touch Ground (Morgan Page Radio Edit)
2. Don't Let Your Feet Touch Ground (Tom Lord-Alge Mix)
3. Mary The Inventor
4. Don't Let Your Feet Touch Ground (Morgan Page Extended Mix)
5. Don't Let Your Feet Touch Ground (Morgan Page Dub Mix)

Stay tuned for more news from Ash Koley.

The soundtrack to perhaps the biggest movie of the summer, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, has been given a little help from some of the biggest producers and mixers in the music industry and on the Nettwerk Producer Management roster.

Tracks on which Nettwerk clients worked include Green Day's "21 Guns" (Chris Lord-Alge mixed), Cheap Trick's "Transformers: The Fallen Remix" (Chris Lord-Alge mixed), Theory of A Deadman's "Not Meant To Be" (Howard Benson produced, Chris Lord-Alge mixed, Mike Plotnikoff engineered), Hoobastank's "I Don't Think I Love You" (Howard Benson produced, Chris Lord-Alge mixed, Mike Plotnikoff engineered), Mike Plotnikoff engineered), Nickelback's "Burn It To The Ground" (Randy Staub mixed), and Taking Back Sunday's "Capital M-E" (Tom Lord-Alge mixed).