2ŁØT & Albert Harvey Tease 4-Track Remix EP with Single “Sacrifice”

The underground’s favourite genre-fluid collective just landed on the dancefloor – hard. 2ŁØT, known for their explosive fusion of funk, soul, hip-hop, and experimental rock, have teamed up with Dutch powerhouse Albert Harvey for The Albert Harvey Remixes, a four-track EP that reimagines selections from their debut Entropy through the pulse of electronic rhythm.

Out October 24th via all digital platforms, the project kicks off today with “Sacrifice (Albert Harvey Remix),” a bold reworking of one of the band’s most spiritually loaded tracks. Harvey, known for shaping sound alongside giants like David Guetta, Avicii, and Armin van Buuren, takes the late Rudy Love Sr.’s original composition and launches it into a kinetic new realm – somewhere between future house and emotional soul-tech. What makes the collaboration tick is its reverence.

Frontman Rudy Love Jr. explains:

“The focus was to dial in a dance sound that still honoured our identity as live instrumentalists.

Harvey doesn’t flatten 2ŁØT’s sonic palette – he warps it, energizes it, reinterprets it.

The rest of the EP follows suit, revisiting Entropy standouts like “Never Knew You,” “Call For Me,” and “Arrow of Time” with fresh production but the same emotional DNA. It’s not about chasing trends. It’s about transformation – both personal and musical.

The project arrives on the heels of the group’s collaboration with Paul Oakenfold and their uplifting single “Immortal” with Aloe Blacc, marking yet another chapter in their slow-burning rise. And while Harvey might be the first to put 2ŁØT on the club map, he certainly won’t be the last.

2ŁØT “Sacrifice” (Albert Harvey Remix) single artwork