ᐔ Harvey Carter and Jack Angel like to do things differently. Blatant disregard for standardised time signatures, fused with a penchant for coalescing a diverse mixture of styles; each Ekcle composition could easily represent an extended play in its own right. Penning intricate musical narratives across unique yet sonically tethered tracks, the tandem's release of their debut EP - Deshoda (2017) - alongside standalone collaborations featuring Aether, Owsey and Vorso, earned Ekcle early praise from industry institutions such as Nest HQ, KCRW Metropolis, BBC Radio One (Phil Taggart), and Spotify (Fresh Finds, Viral Hits Canada). While singles from their sophomore 5-track - Yoja (2019) - witnessed support from the likes of UKF, FUXWITHIT and BBC Music Introducing, Ekcle’s debut music video for Floating Phonics (Inner Voice) captured the tandem their first day-time television play on Channel 4’s Sunday Brunch program. Capping off a year of career firsts, Angel and Carter unleashed a striking new live performance as they embarked on a debut tour of the United Kingdom, playing main support for Mancunian electronic duo, Lamb. Following a performance at a sold-out Union Chapel in London, support from the likes of Magnetic Mag, Earmilk, Phil Taggart, Annie Mac and Mark Radcliffe (BBC 6 Music), the Ekcle alias was retired in 2021, with Carter continuing his musical exploits as Tutara Peak whilst Angel launched the David Gotham moniker.