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Tayo
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Cool and Deadly
Title:
March Of The Soundbwoyz
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Band:
Tayo
Title:
March Of The Soundbwoyz
Reviewed By:
Maarten Schiethart
Date Published:
07/10/2008
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Cool and Deadly
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12"
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Tayo's single has been blazing all over my place as if rave days never had come to an end. On this Cool and Deadly coupling, the 'March Of The Soundbwoyz' fetches together the Tayo original and one TRG on the remix, both of whome are prime suspects of the London dubstep scene. Tayo Popoola seems to be the real name of our DJ genius and Nigeria is his country of origin.
Tayo co-founded Shoreditch's Cool and Deadly and on this, its third release, Tayo has recruited his very self. On the A-Side, the dubby anthem has received maximum respect. A streamlined mix of dubstep, electronic dancehall, or fidget house as this style is also called, working exactly as you would expect from a song which has 'March' in the title. TRG adds a sense of mystery but, as the original works like an invasion, a remix of 'March Of The Soundbwoyz' proves a near impossible task - occupation achieved, complete submission unlikely.
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