Four Tet revives his KH alias with 3LW sampling 'Looking at Your Pager'

"I wanted something new to play that would feel universal, positive and futuristic..."

Today, Four Tet makes a highly anticipated return to his KH moniker to share ‘Looking at Your Pager’, via Ministry of Sound.

Akin to its 2019 predecessor ‘Only Human’, which sampled Nelly Furtado’s ‘Afraid’, the latest KH offering chops up the American girl group 3LW’s 2000 hit ‘No More (Baby I’ma Do Right)’, highlighting the producer’s penchant for re-working iconic tracks.

Since its creation last year, this infectious club hit has been doing the rounds picking support from the likes of Floating Points, Fred again, Ben UFO, Avalon Emerson, Peggy Gou and Skrillex. With fans and track IDers alike demanding for an official release, Four Tet recently announced the sample had cleared to a joyous reception.

“This track was made in the summer last year just before my first festival set in a long time. I wanted something new to play that would feel universal, positive and futuristic and this is what I came up with,” says KH.

“Since then I think more people have asked me about this track than for anything else I’ve ever made and I’ve had amazing times playing it to the best crowds you could ask for. It took quite a while to get approval for the vocal sample but it finally happened recently and now the music is out in the world for everyone,” he adds.

Stream ‘Looking at Your Pager’ below or listen with your preferred player here.