There are at least six groups / artists called Workforce:
1. Workforce is the new solo alias of Jack Stevens; one half of Drum & Bass duo, SpectraSoul.
With three critically acclaimed studio albums, countless EP, singles and remixes under his belt and having toured the world for over a decade, Jack presents his first solo venture: Workforce.
With his own, new imprint - Must Make Music - and plenty of new material to showcase, Workforce marks the beginning of a new chapter for the drum & bass stalwart.
May 2019 saw the release of Late Night Soundtrack Vol.1 which marked the beginning of the Workforce journey, sparking interest across the dance music community — with support from BBC Radio 1, DJ Mag, Mix Mag, and UKF. In September of the same year, Stevens dropped Late Night Soundtrack Vol.2; a diverse EP including staple tracks that have featured heavily in many DJ's sets throughout the summer, and featuring the vocal talents of SP:MC.
To cap off a huge 2019, Stevens returns to dBridge's Exit Records with a six track EP, including one of the anthems of 2019; 'Your Moves'.
2. A short-lived Canadian disco group, active in 1983
3. A British electronic/industrial group with connections to Cabaret Voltaire and Clock DVA, active 1985-1986, members Alan Fisch (Hula), Paul Wheatcroft (Ashley & Jackson), Rod Leigh (I'm So Hollow), Terry Todd (The Box, The Comsat Angels, The Bone Orchestra), Tim Owen (Naked Pygmy Voles).
4. A Boston based synthpop band, active 1988 to 1990, formed by ex-Doppler Effect members James Straight, Geoffrey Davis
5. A Connecticut based hip hop group formed in 2009 consisting of producer/rapper Dirt E.
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