ALI LOVE is 25 years old, he writes, plays & produces all of his songs, and is set to become a cult phenomenon. Making music out of a tiny flat above a scuzzy East London nightclub, Ali Love's songs are informed by both the bass thump and urban tall tales of hip hop, as well as classic British songwriting eccentrics like DAVID BOWIE, IAN DURY and DAMON ALBARN. This enhanced four track CD single with video continues to establish Ali as one of the freshest talents coming over from Britain today. With the wryly rocking "Camera On A Pole" invoking the glam spirit of T-REX while rewiring RAY DAVIES' slice of life voyeurism for a new endlessly CCTV'd generation. The booming electrofunk of "Rock & Roll Control", on the other hand, strides straight onto the dancefloor, strutting like the ROLLING STONES in their "Miss You" disco flirtation eriod. "Postmodern Blues" sees Ali exploring his gentler, more acoustic side, before EROL ALKAN's remix of "KHole", under the pseudonym of MUSTAPHA 3000, takes us back onto the centre of the dancefloor with a suitably scuzzy excursion into heavyweight beats and noise.