In reality, Muddyloop have very little. Their looks are flawed. They are skint. Their girlfriends are tired of lending them money with only promises of "making it" in return.  Their days comprise predominantly of doing bullsh*t jobs and small time hustles, avoiding over-zealous bosses & the law, just to get some money together for studio gear and intoxicants. by night they're either shopping their demos to DJs and A&Rs, only to be snubbed, or making love to their wives and girlfriends, inhaling the nag champa whilst dreaming of success in this nasty music game. But when they've finally, finally got their everyday struggles out of the way, MUDDYLOOP will enter their low budget basement studio and create music that will hopefully one day gain them some fans. Or, to put it another way : MUDDYLOOP are production duo Blonde Peterson and Metro Williams and executive producer and all-round svengali Tas 'Phoenix' Bones - three Londoners in love with making music, stepping out of their boudoir studios like super heroes in the night. Blonde plays the synths, Metro's on the drum machines and Tas pulls the strings. Together they pen those quirky little electro funk/soul/pop/dance (whatever!) tracks that you can't quite get out of your dirty mind. Completely self-financed, self-produced, self-promoted, and self-pleasured, MUDDLOOP continue to work hard, overcome all adversaries, make love not war, and generally be as good as they can be to provide you with new original music to make your bodies and brains jiggle.

          

The story of Blonde Peterson and his love of making music began when he received a Casio PT-80 keyboard for his 8th birthday. He would play all day long and teach himself the melodies of his favourite pop songs. Now, over two decades later, flanked by his trusty synths, his MPC and piano, in the cloudy smoke of his retro-styled studio, Blonde Peterson can be found. Either recording the latest electro-jacked bass-line, or penning weird & wonderful lyrics alongside Metro Williams, together they both create the perfect environment for sensual riffs and ideas to float and become reality in the sequencer... Metro Williams , the dice man, the mover, the shaker. Once into cheesy rock ballads, Metro Williams would later discover the music of Prince and the Revolution. Struck by it's sheer musical genius, he would end up dressing as the Minneapolis sex-stick and emulating his style on the streets. Much later, a chance meeting with his cousin Blonde would open his ears to the crazy crap the young Blonde was producing at the time. He would see the potential in the quirky melodies and off-key beats, and take it upon himself to mould Blonde and himself into what is now called MUDDYLOOP. This is where Phoenix Bones entered the story. Mr Bones, sex god, smooth daddy and 5-time Poker Champion of North London, is the executive producer pulling the strings behind the MUDDYLOOP scenes. Growing up in the same neighbourhoods as Metro Williams, Phoenix Bones dreamed of R&B stardom, man, he was hot. Unfortunately, torn between the family business and sweet soul music, Tas, the realist, instead turned to the poker tables and amassed his fortune playing real top card players like Johnny 'The Eyes' Madonna and 'Millionaireman' Bruce Bucks (not really, but it sounds cool). But still the passion for music throbbed...so hard at night, and pretty much all day long. Knowing of the hardships of his friend Metro Williams and distinctly impressed by the orgasm of the MUDDYLOOP grooves, Tas found the perfect way to maintain his lasting passion...supplying the bucks, making the calls and pulling the shots. Soon all three realised that the only way to do it in this business is to go it alone. Forget about chasing labels and coke-head A&R's who hate music. Man, let's just take it to the people! Live and direct! So, with due diligence and downright determination, MUDDYTRAX was born...An outlet for MUDDYLOOP to make their billionaire music and create their own hype, and, finger-crossed, in the future, an outlet for hot, individual, cool-as-Prince artists to express themselves too. So look out for digital releases on the web, and the latest hype to see you can get your hands on MUDDYTRAX 12" vinyl releases. SAFE, YEAH.