Artist : Doc Daneeka
Album : Deadly Rhythm EP
Year : 2010
Genre : Funk
Quality : LAME 3.98r (320kbps) / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo
Date : 22-06-2010
Playtime : 18:46 min
Size : 4 Track(s): 43.42MB
Source : WEB
Cat.Num : PTN001
Label : Pattern
01. Deadly Rhythm 4:33
02. Dizzeeheights 4:41
03. BumbleBeeRiddim 4:30
04. Swine Flu 5:02
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Doc Daneeka hails from Swansea, perhaps the least likely birthplace to an artist
peddling UK funky, but is chasing a similar vein of tropically fresh house music
as the likes of Julio Bashmore and the Well Rounded roster. The Deadly Rhythm EP
is his first web/12" single as well as the first release on Ramps new PTN
sub-label and displays all the twisted, rubbernecked funk of his more hyped
peers.
Following remixes of indie band Delphic, Venom and Damage and Digital Mystikz,
Deadly Rhythm is a fine opening salvo from Daneeka; four slabs of colourful
house almost possible to avoid getting physical to. Bumble Bee Riddim balances a
dancers sampled grunts with a subtle cone-crushing low-end wobble while Swine
Flu manages to go deep yet retain its sunshine with a rhythm reminiscent of Rice
Crispies being drowned in milk.
Deadly Rhythm is a superb release from yet another young producer delivering the
goods while wearing the weight of internet expectation. UK dance musics health
and sound has never been so rude.