Groove Armada explain 'music share'

Groove Armada have explained the free file-sharing system for their new EP.

Tom Findlay of the group confirmed to The Mirror that the record would be shared among fans on PAP4.

Findlay said: "This is all about sharing, we're going to share the love and spread the love.

"You go to the site, you enter your details and you get given the first track and you're encouraged to share this track with others.

"The more you share of it the more songs you get and if you a spectacular amount of sharing - like 2,000 shares - you'll end up with the whole EP of four tracks."

He added that the 15 people who did the most sharing online would receive a special prize, possibly a gold disc.

Findlay said that two of the tracks on the EP had been recorded with a live band at Andy Cato's studio in France.

The other two were described as "more house", with one featuring singer Becky Jones, also known as Saint Saviour from the RGBs.

Last week, Groove Armada were announced as the headliners of the Lovebox Weekender festival in London on July 19.