Resuscitating sampled relics with squelchy synths over dusty drum loops they’ve depictied the trials and errors of Love, Lust and Loss over foot-tapping toe curling “get your brogues on” dance floor Electro Swing.

Starting out in November 2007, old friends Mr Bruce and Mr Chuckles, returned to London after a firm schooling at their respective Universities. In Leeds Mr Chuckles had been tinkering with the sounds of Hip Hop, Jazz and Dance music for several years, meanwhile further North in Edinburgh Mr Bruce exerted his vocal dexterity over Drum ‘n’ Bass, Breaks & Funk. The unlikely pair cut their teeth at a few parties and decided to cement the live performance relationship in their makeshift recording studio. Since then tracks have been recorded, stages have been stomped and knees have hit nipples.

The Correspondents have shared stages with the likes (or unlikes) of Lilly Allen, VV Brown, Bat For Lashes, Lazy Habits, Daedalus, Bassment Jaxx, Rob Da Bank, Rusko, Kitty Daisy & Lewis, Cuban Brothers, Brass Roots, Jocelyn Brown, Dub Pistols etc… etc…

You might have seen them at Glastonbury, Secret Garden Party, Bestival, Camp Bestival, Shambala Festival, Lovebox Weekender, The Big Chill Festival, Camden Crawl, Innocent Village Fete, Beach Break Live, Sunrise, Scala, Camden Roundhouse, Shepard’s Bush Pavillion, Amersham Arms, Proud Camden, Corsica Studios, Soho Revue Bar, Vibe Bar, Concord 2, Village Underground, The Cobden Club, The Battersea Arts Centre, Bloomsbury Bowls, Art Car Boot Fair, Last Days Of Decadance, Madame Jojo’s, The Scoop, Notting Hill Arts Club, Bethnal Green Working Men’s Club, Cardiff Arts Institute, Hare And Hounds.

If are you are socially endowed enough you might have also seen them at 33 Portland Place, Kensington Palace, The Tower Of London, 5 Cavendish Sq, Bungalow 8, The Colony Room, The Dorchester, Sketch and Selfridge’s.