Studio B

Studio B
'C'mon Get It On'
April 10th

The follow up to the massive UK chart hit 'I See Girls (Crazy)'

On April 10th Studio B release 'C'mon Get It On', with a guitar-laced anthem that's more infectious than a budgie with bird flu. Once more utilising the vocals of up and coming talent Harry Brooks, 'C'mon…' is a funk flavoured homage to the ritual of courting a young lady.

On the Radio Edit rock guitars, eighties flavours and a wall of power synths combine with Harry's vocals, to form the perfect peaktime track. Handling remix duties are chart-topping duo Freemasons, who add a dose of glitter ball glamour and transform the original into a disco stormer. Other mixes come from Damien Carter and the Radio 1 favourites Young Punx.

Studio B are a multi-talented collective currently comprising of producer and writer Si Hulbert, DJ Lewis Coleman and vocalist and writer Harry Brooks.

At just 21, Harry Brooks is already making a name for himself.
He's written massive chart hits for the likes of Blue ('You Make Me Wanna'), Friday Hill ('Baby Goodbye') and Peter Andre ('All Time Girl'). As well as being an accomplished singer and songwriter, the multi-talented Harry has also joined the Courtyard Theatre Company in order to establish himself as an actor. In November 2005 Harry played the lead role in a play called 'The Suicided Man' at The Courtyard Theatre, Covent Garden, London. And it's not just clubbers and thesps who are fans. In March 2005 Harry was invited by The Queen to attend a dinner party at Buckingham Palace in honour of songwriters who have made a major contribution to the British Music Industry.

Lewis Coleman began DJing in 1999 and has since gone on to have massive international success behind the decks as Studio B. He has played at major clubs all over the UK and also for the past three summers in Greece and Cyprus. The success of 'I See Girls' allowed Lewis to reach an even wider audience and he completed a very successful seven-date tour of Australia in June 2005, alongside tours in Dubai and Russia. In August 2005 Lewis was invited as the special guest at Ireland's biggest dance festival Planet Love, playing alongside DJ Sneak, Steve Lawler, Armin Van Burren and many more.