High Contrast's 2007 album *Tough Guys Don't Dance* offers a compelling snapshot of a producer at the height of his powers, blending high-energy drum and bass with soulful melodies and unexpected stylistic detours.
- The album title is a direct reference to the 1987 film of the same name directed by Norman Wisdom.
- The release features a diverse range of collaborators, including Jungle Brothers, Michelle Weeks, and Eva Simons.
- *Tough Guys Don't Dance* peaked at number 15 on the UK Dance Albums Chart.
High Contrast is the stage name of Welsh electronic producer and DJ Lincoln Barrett. He is best known for his influential drum and bass productions that bridge the gap between dancefloor energy and soulful, melodic compositions. 2007 found High Contrast at a creative peak, following up his acclaimed *True Colors* with *Tough Guys Don't Dance*, a studio album that saw him continuing to refine his signature sound while exploring new sonic territories.
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