Toolroom's prominent "Leaders Of The New School" EP series was breaking ground for some of our hottest names including Richard Dinsdale & Patric La Funk; and in January of this year the series spread its wings to become a fully-fledged digital label, out to expose the freshest future talent and cutting-edge music from around the globe! Over the past 9 months the Leaders Of The New School label has relentlessly fired out awesome EPs to the world?s dancefloors, from artists such as Matt Samuels, Martin Eyerer & Patrick Chardronnet, Kate Lawler, Tim Weeks, Flip & Djuma Soundsystem & many more.

Now, the time has come to serve up a full & complete artist album from one of the brightest and most talented young DJ/Producers around... Ladies and Gentlemen, we present to you KIM FAI, with his compelling debut LP "Kissing In Krakow"!

In 'Kissing In Krakow' Kim deftly blends rugged body-shaking tech house with touches of stripped back minimal and flourishes of emotive melodies, forming an album that will excite clubbers and DJs right across the house spectrum. The title track is a mischievous slice of jaunty, ear-catching tech with a perky riff that sounds like a traditional Polish folk dance; it's a frisky firecracker of a track that will embed itself in your brain for days after hearing it! 'Empty Inside' is a driving forcefield of brooding bass and propulsive beats, with a drawn-out drop that slams back in and tears a club apart?

'Recluse' brings a tense, edgy atmosphere with a man ominously intoning, 'It's not about who's right...' over a mesmerizingly dark houser that constantly flexes up and down, keeping every person locked to the dancefloor. It's a slick, accomplished track that is one of the many highlights of the LP. 'Excuses' is a sure-fire anthem to give your crowd goosebumps, a tough, rigorous bassline powering the track through jets of white noise, under a shimmering melody that envelopes you and draws you right in. And yet another outstanding track is 'Embo', an epic slab of flawless peak-time dynamite that has 'huge' written all over it - built for main room destruction on a vast scale!

The album delivers nine tracks of solid dancefloor gold, topped off with 'Pass A Roach', a blissful, twinkling downtempo gem tinged with melancholy; a simply perfect way to close this powerful LP.